Live dealer games
Table games broadcast from a studio with a real dealer, where physical cards, wheels or dice decide the outcome.
Live dealer games, often grouped as live casino, stream real blackjack, roulette, baccarat and similar tables from a studio. You bet through an on-screen interface while a human dealer handles real cards or spins a real wheel.
Outside the reach of provably fair
There is no server seed and no hash behind a live game; the result comes from physical equipment, so it cannot be verified cryptographically. Trust instead rests on the studio provider's controls, the casino's licence and any independent testing. A site that labels its entire lobby provably fair while running live tables is claiming more than anyone can verify.
Assessing a live table
- Stick to established studio providers that hold licences and testing in regulated markets.
- Read each table's rules and RTP, since these change from variant to variant.
- Side bets frequently carry a far higher house edge.
Bonus wagering
Expect live games to contribute a small percentage toward wagering, or nothing.