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What Is a Live Dealer Casino?
A live dealer casino puts a real host on camera, dealing cards or spinning the wheel in front of you over HD video, usually with a chat window. Nothing is hidden - you watch every result play out. Explore the rooms on the Casino page.
The main games
Live baccarat and blackjack run around the clock at different limits, alongside roulette and game-show titles like Crazy Time. Pick a low-limit table to start - the game plays the same at any stake; a higher minimum just buys a higher ceiling.
Live vs instant, and mobile
Live tables are slower and more social; instant games settle in seconds with no stream. Live casino is the hungriest for data - an HD stream runs roughly 100 to 120 MB an hour, so on a tight plan use standard quality or favour instant games when your signal is weak.
Is a live dealer game rigged?
No - you watch a real host and a real deal on camera in real time, which is exactly why players trust the format.
How much data does live casino use?
Roughly 100 to 120 MB per hour on HD; standard quality uses about half that.