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runs live dealer tables where a real host deals cards or spins the wheel in real time — streamed directly to your screen. Load your account wallet with Rocket or Bank Transfer, then join a seat from your phone or browser wherever local law and eligible regions allow.
Live dealer is a game category where a human host runs each round from a studio, and you watch the action unfold through a live video feed. Unlike standard digital table games, every deal and spin happens in front of a camera — no animation, no random number generator running the visible action.
Open the live dealer lobby from the main navigation, pick a game type, and choose an open seat or a bet-behind position if all seats are full. The table shows the current minimum stake before you commit. Your account wallet balance is displayed in the top corner throughout the session.
A betting timer counts down on screen before each round. Tap your preferred chip value, then tap the betting zone — Player, Banker, or a side bet on baccarat, for instance. The system locks your selection when the timer closes, and the dealer proceeds with the round.
The live stream scales to your phone screen automatically. Controls sit at the bottom of the display so your thumbs reach them without adjusting your grip. If your connection drops mid-round, the session resumes from the current state once you reconnect — your bets placed before the drop remain registered.
A live chat panel lets you message the dealer and other seated participants. Below the stream, a recent-round history strip shows previous results — useful for baccarat scoreboard tracking. Both features are toggleable if you prefer a cleaner screen on a smaller device.
RTP figures are shown only where the game provider exposes them inside the game window. We do not publish invented percentages here. For baccarat, the standard house edge on the Banker bet is a published industry figure you can verify in the game rules panel — open it via the information icon inside the table.
Each live table posts its minimum and maximum bet on the lobby card before you enter. Once seated, the same figures appear on the chip tray. Limits can differ between table variants, so check the posted range if you are moving from a standard table to a VIP-speed variant.
Live dealer streams run in a modern mobile browser without a separate download. Chrome and Safari on Android and iOS handle the stream well. If you notice buffering, switching from a congested Wi-Fi connection to your mobile data often stabilises the video quality during play.
Every live table has a rules panel accessible through the information icon in the game interface. It covers payout ratios, side-bet rules and any table-specific conditions. Read it before your first session on a new table type — the rules panel is the authoritative source, not external summaries.
The live chat icon sits in the bottom corner of every page, including inside the live dealer lobby. Use it to flag a mid-session issue — such as a disconnection during a round or a bet that did not register correctly — and the support team can pull your session log to review it.
For questions about a Rocket or Bank Transfer deposit that has not reflected in your wallet before a session, head to the wallet section of your account page. The transaction history there shows status in real time. If the status stalls, contact support via live chat with the reference number shown in that record.
Non-urgent questions about table access, account verification, or game history records can go through the email route listed on the contact page. Include your account username and the table name or session date so the team can locate the right record without back-and-forth.
Every outcome in the live dealer section comes from a physical action in a studio — cards dealt by hand, a real roulette wheel spun on camera. The stream is not pre-recorded and not animated.
After each live dealer session, the round history is saved to your account. Open the game history tab to see each hand or spin result, the bet amount, and the payout. This record is useful if you want to review a disputed round or simply track your session performance over time.
Rocket and Bank Transfer are the verified deposit routes here. Add funds through the wallet section of your account before joining a table — the balance updates in your lobby chip display once the deposit is confirmed. Check the deposit page for the current minimum amounts and any instructions specific to each rail.
Live dealer content in this lobby comes from the studios we carry — PlayStar, Microgaming, PG Soft, CQ9 and JDB supply game content you can browse in the lobby. The live tables section is a distinct category; navigate to it from the main menu or the category strip at the top of the lobby page.
The Banker bet is one of the three main wagering positions in baccarat. You are betting that the Banker hand will have a higher point total than the Player hand. A small commission is typically deducted from winning Banker bets — the exact rate is shown in the table rules panel.
Bet-behind lets you wager on a seated player's hand even when all table seats are occupied. Your stake follows that player's hand for the round. The option appears automatically in the lobby when a table is full and bet-behind is enabled for that game variant.
Squeeze is a dealing style where the host slowly reveals the card by bending its edges before flipping it. It draws out the reveal for suspense. Not all baccarat tables use the squeeze style — check the table label in the lobby to see whether squeeze dealing is part of that variant.
A side bet is an additional wager placed alongside your main bet, paid according to its own separate odds. Common examples include Perfect Pairs in blackjack or Tiger in baccarat. Side bets carry their own house edge, which is stated in the game rules panel inside the table window.
A lobby card is the thumbnail tile shown for each live table before you enter. It typically displays the table name, the dealer on shift, current betting limits, and the number of open seats. Tapping it opens a preview before you commit to sitting down and loading the full stream.
KYC stands for Know Your Customer — the identity verification process your account may require before withdrawals are processed. It usually involves submitting an ID document through the account verification section. Completing it in advance avoids delays when you want to move funds after a session.
Yes. The live dealer lobby runs in a mobile browser without any additional download. Load the site on Chrome or Safari, log in to your account, and navigate to the live dealer section from the menu.
Go to the wallet section of your account, select Rocket or Bank Transfer as your deposit method, and follow the steps shown there.
Any bet you placed before the disconnection remains registered. When you reconnect and return to the table, the round result will be reflected in your account history. If you believe a round resolved incorrectly after a drop, use live chat to raise it and include the session time so support can check the server log.
Inside each live table, there is an information icon — usually in the top corner of the game window. Tap it to open the rules panel for that specific table. It covers hand rankings, payout ratios for the main bet and any side bets, and dealer procedure. This is the authoritative source for that table's rules.
RTP information is shown only where the game provider exposes it within the game interface. We do not list invented figures on this page. Open the information panel inside any live table to see whether that provider has published an RTP for that specific game variant, along with house edge details for each bet type.
Yes. A chat panel is available inside the live table window. Type a message and the on-shift dealer can respond between dealing actions. You can also see messages from other participants at the table.