Live Dealer Games 2026

Live dealer games use a real-time video feed from a studio or casino floor to present physical cards, wheels, dice or game-show equipment. Blackjack, roulette, baccarat and house-banked poker are common, while modern studios also offer wheel shows and hybrid products with multipliers or bonus rounds. Bets are placed through software, but the visible physical event forms part of result generation for the live table.

A live lobby is a collection of individual tables rather than one game. Each table can have its own betting limits, language, side bets, payout rules and operating schedule. Roulette may differ by wheel type; blackjack by dealer and splitting rules; baccarat by commission structure; game shows by segment probabilities and bonus features.

The Gambling Commission’s remote technical standards include specific requirements for live dealer studios as well as rules and result determination. Royal Vegas also currently lists live roulette, blackjack, poker and baccarat formats. These sources reinforce the practical point: the exact table information is what determines the wager. Provider reputation or a live-video label cannot substitute for the rule card attached to the selected table.