Live Casino at PartyCasino

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Live casino means games run by a real dealer or host, streamed to your screen as the round happens, with bets placed through the on-screen controls. A search for PartyCasino live casino usually comes down to which types of live game exist and how a live round differs from the computer-run version.

Common live casino games

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Live casino lobbies usually fall into two groups. Tables follow the established rules of a card or wheel game, and game shows use a studio format with its own mechanics.

  • Live blackjack: you play against the dealer, with the same aim as the standard game. See the blackjack page for the rules.
  • Live roulette: a wheel is spun on camera and you bet on where the ball lands.
  • Live baccarat: you bet on the player hand, the banker hand or a tie.
  • Live poker-style tables: you play against the dealer, with rules that depend on the version.
  • Game shows: a host runs a wheel, a draw or a bonus round, each with its own rules and prizes.

This is what live lobbies commonly contain, not a list of what PartyCasino offers. Check the live section of the casino to see which games are open and read the rules on each table, because limits and side bets vary between them.

How a live round works

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A round has a betting window, during which you place your bets before the timer runs out. When it closes, the dealer deals the cards or spins the wheel, and the result is shown on screen with the payouts. Then the next round begins.

Because the window is short, it helps to know the rules before you sit down. Each table shows its stake range, so check that it fits what you are comfortable spending.

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Live tables compared with game shows and RNG games

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A live table is slower than an RNG game: the dealer sets the pace and you wait for others to act. Game shows differ from tables in that they are built on multipliers and bonus rounds more than on standard hands, so results can swing more between rounds. RNG games use software to decide the outcome and let you play at your own speed. Both kinds produce random results.

Practical points

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Check the table limits before you join, and set a deposit limit before you start, since the pace of a live round makes it easy to lose track of spending. Choose a stake you are comfortable losing. Betting systems do not change the odds. If you want to play on a phone, see the mobile version page. The terms of the welcome bonus are on its own page, and T&Cs apply.

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FAQ

What is the difference between a live table and a game show?

A live table, such as blackjack or roulette, follows the familiar rules of the game and a dealer runs each round. A game show is built around a wheel, a draw or a similar format with its own rules and paytable, so read the rules shown in the game before you place a stake.

Are live casino games fair?

Live games use real equipment and a streamed dealer, and UK-licensed operators must offer games that meet the Gambling Commission's standards. Each round's result is random and past rounds do not affect the next. Our safety page explains how to check the licence.

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