Game selection and table variety
In our live casino lobby we stream over 30 real-time tables from professional studios. The line-up covers blackjack, roulette, baccarat and several game show formats, all hosted by human dealers on camera.
Blackjack is available in classic formats, faster speed tables and VIP rooms for players who prefer higher limits. Roulette comes with European, American and French wheels, so layout and rules are familiar. For baccarat, we host standard commission tables and squeeze-style games with a slower reveal. Game show titles combine lottery-style draws, bonus rounds and a live host who controls the flow.
Every table connects through high-definition video, with cards and wheels handled in a physical studio. That way you see each round dealt live, not a computer animation.
Accessing live dealer tables
To enter any live dealer game, log in and open the live casino section from the main menu. You will see a lobby screen listing tables with dealer names, seat status, and the current minimum bet. It is possible to sort or filter by game type, provider or stake level, depending on what you prefer that session.
Click on the table thumbnail to load the game. The video feed takes the central part of the screen, with betting controls placed below or to the side. On most tables, the chat box is active so you can send short messages to the dealer and other players at the same table.
Our live tables run in shifts with dealers rotating during the day. During peak hours we open more concurrent tables to spread traffic and keep queues short. When it gets quieter, we reduce the number of active tables and merge players.
Betting limits
Minimum and maximum stakes are tied to game category and table label. Standard tables are designed for casual play with modest limits. VIP tables expect larger starting bets and give more room at the top end.
| Game Type | Typical Minimum | Typical Maximum |
|---|---|---|
| Blackjack | C$1 - C$5 | C$500 - C$5,000 |
| Roulette | C$0.50 - C$2 | C$1,000 - C$10,000 |
| Baccarat | C$1 - C$5 | C$500 - C$5,000 |
| Game Shows | C$0.10 - C$1 | C$100 - C$1,000 |
Each table screen shows the concrete rules before you confirm your seat. In blackjack you see how many decks are used and which side bets are active. Roulette tables indicate which wheel and layout they follow. Baccarat tables display the commission model and any specific rule notes.
A countdown timer indicates how long you have to place or adjust bets. When the timer ends, the dealer calls “no more bets” and plays out the round on camera. Outcomes and payouts appear on your screen automatically, based on the result and your chip positions.
Streaming quality and devices
Live dealer games rely on a stable internet connection to keep the stream smooth. Our system adapts video quality to your current bandwidth, scaling resolution down if needed to reduce freezing. On slower lines the picture may look softer, but all betting and pay-out logic remains fully functional.
On desktop, you can join tables directly in a supported browser, nothing extra to install. Smartphones and tablets use a responsive layout that rearranges buttons and video for smaller displays. Both portrait and landscape work, so you can pick what is more comfortable that moment.
Audio controls allow you to adjust or mute specific sound channels. You can lower dealer voice volume, reduce table effects, or switch off the background music separately.
Payment options for live play
Once you make a deposit, the same balance is used across slots, table games and live dealer titles. In Canada we support Interac transfers, Visa and MasterCard cards, several e-wallets, and cryptocurrency: USDT, ETH, BTC, XRP, LTC, BCH and TRX.
The minimum deposit for all supported methods is C$20. Incoming payments are processed instantly, so you can enter live tables right after the funds appear. Maximum amounts depend on the method, with Interac and bank cards allowing up to C$150,000 in a single transaction.
Withdrawals are usually sent back through the same channel you deposited with, where possible. Processing time may take up to five business days, based on provider rules and internal checks. Crypto withdrawals often reach your wallet faster than card or bank payouts.
We do not charge internal fees on deposits or withdrawals. However, it is important to remember that banks, card issuers or wallet services may apply their own charges, so it is better to check conditions with them before moving larger sums.
