Live dealer games
Table games streamed live from a studio with a real dealer. Physical cards, wheels or dice decide what happens.
Live dealer games (live casino) stream real tables like blackjack, roulette and baccarat straight from a studio. You bet through the screen while an actual person deals the cards or spins the wheel.
Not provably fair, and that's normal
No server seed, no hash. The result comes from real equipment, so you can't check it with math. Trust comes from the studio's own controls, the casino's licence and any outside testing. If a site says its whole lobby is provably fair but also runs live tables, it's overselling.
Picking a good table
- Go with big-name studios that are licensed and tested in regulated markets.
- Check each table's rules and RTP, since they change from one version to the next.
- Watch out for side bets: their house edge is often way higher.
With a bonus
Live games usually count for a small percentage of your wagering requirement (exigence de mise), or nothing at all. Spending your Saturday night at the blackjack table won't clear much.