Live casino: real dealers online
How it works
The games are played in studios fitted with several HD cameras. A real croupier spins the wheel or deals the cards, and optical recognition reads each result and updates your screen, usually within a second. You bet through buttons laid over the video and can chat with the dealer in a side panel.
Who runs the studios
- Evolution is by far the largest supplier, with studios on several continents and the widest range of games, from roulette to game shows.
- Pragmatic Live is its main rival, known for Speed Roulette, ONE Blackjack, Mega Roulette and live baccarat.
- Playtech Live is strong in Europe; Age of the Gods Live Roulette is one of its own titles.
- Ezugi is smaller, with tables built for particular markets and languages.
What you can play
- Roulette: European, Immersive with slow-motion replays, Speed, Lightning with 50x to 500x multipliers, Mega Roulette.
- Blackjack: classic tables, Infinite Blackjack with unlimited seats, Lightning and Speed versions, and the high-limit Salon Privé.
- Baccarat: standard, Speed, Lightning, Squeeze with its slow card reveal, and no-commission tables.
- Game shows: Crazy Time, Dream Catcher, Monopoly Live and Deal or No Deal, half casino game, half TV show.
On a phone
Live tables are designed for touch screens. Portrait mode stacks the video above a compact betting grid; landscape gives you something close to the desktop view. Chat sits behind a small button so it does not cover the game.
Table limits
- Standard tables: usually €1 to €5 minimum.
- Infinite Blackjack: from about €1.
- Premium and VIP tables: €25 to €100 minimum.
- Salon Privé: €1,000 and up, for high rollers only.
Live casino: frequently asked questions
Is the live casino open all the time?+
Evolution and Pragmatic Live run their studios around the clock. A few branded tables keep set hours, but standard roulette and blackjack tables, Infinite Blackjack and the auto-roulettes never close.
Can I play live games with a bonus?+
Usually with heavy limits. Most welcome bonuses exclude live tables or count them at 0% to 10% towards wagering. Winolot, for example, counts live games at 0%. Read the bonus terms first.
What connection do I need?+
A steady 5 Mbps is enough for HD. Home Wi-Fi is the safest choice for a long session, and 4G usually holds up on a phone. Most tables let you lower the video quality if the stream stutters.