Live Casino
Live dealers, real tables, streamed now
Studio games with a real dealer or host: baccarat, roulette, Casino Hold’em and game shows. Results happen on camera — the card, the ball, the wheel.
How live casino works
A live game is broadcast from a studio. The dealer deals real cards or spins a real wheel, and an optical system reads each result so it can be settled on your account. You place bets through the on-screen table during the betting window, then watch the round play out.
Table limits and seats
Each table has its own minimum and maximum bet, shown on the table as soon as you open the game. A table can be paused between shoes or closed outside its schedule; in that case, pick another table of the same game.
Play at the table’s pace
Live rounds follow the dealer, not you. If you would rather set your own tempo, the first-person versions of baccarat, roulette and blackjack in the table games list are digital and start instantly.
Questions and answers
Are live results decided by the dealer?
No. The dealer runs the game by the rules; the outcome depends on the cards dealt or where the ball lands. Nobody can influence it, and no strategy guarantees a win.
Where do I see a table’s limits and dealer?
Open the live game from the list below. The table shows its dealer or host, the minimum and maximum bet for each bet type and how long the betting window stays open. The rules and payout table are inside the game too — read them before your first round.
Can I chat with the dealer?
Many live games include a chat. Keep it polite — chat rules are part of the User Agreement.