Mostplay Live Casino: How the Dealer Tables Work

How live dealer games work

The short answer: a studio films a real table, and you place bets through an on-screen layout during a timed window. When the timer ends, the dealer deals or spins, and results settle automatically. You can usually chat with the dealer, and some tables show other players' bets.

We could not confirm which live studios supply Mostplay, so we do not name one. The game-type tabs in the lobby, and the provider name on each table, tell you what is running when you visit.

Games you will commonly find

Most live lobbies are built around a familiar set of games. Each has its own guide on this site.

• Live baccarat
• Live roulette
• Live blackjack
• Dragon Tiger
• Sic Bo
• Teen Patti
• Andar Bahar
• Crazy Time and game shows

Table limits and side bets

Every live table shows a minimum and maximum stake, usually on the table tile or in the info panel. Pick a table whose minimum suits your budget; a high-minimum table drains a modest balance quickly.

Side bets, such as pairs in baccarat, often pay more but come up far less often, and the house edge on them is commonly higher than on the main bet. They can be fun now and again, but they are not where the value lies.

Good habits at a live table

The short answer: pace yourself. Live rounds come quickly, and the countdown can make decisions feel urgent. Decide on a session length and a stake before you sit down. Our article on live dealer chat etiquette covers being a good guest at the table.

Live games may count differently towards bonus wagering, so check the terms before playing with bonus funds. The game contribution article explains why. And if you just want a quick spin, the slots hub may suit you better.