Live dealer games stream a real human dealer from a studio to your screen in real time, blending online play with a land-based feel.
How it works
A dealer runs a real table — cards, a roulette wheel, a game show wheel — in a broadcast studio. Cameras stream it live; software reads the physical outcome (via card-scanning or wheel sensors) and settles your bets on screen. You bet through the interface, but the result comes from real equipment, not an RNG.
Common games
- Live blackjack, roulette and baccarat — the studio versions of the classic tables.
- Game shows — money-wheel style formats built for streaming.
What to expect
- Slower pace than RNG tables — you play at the dealer’s speed.
- Set betting windows and table limits per game.
- The house edge still applies — live tables have the same built-in margin as any casino game (see RTP and house edge).
Live dealer is about experience, not better odds. Set limits before you sit down.