How the Live Table Shelf Is Structured

This page explains how the live table shelf works. Streams start directly in the browser, with a dealer running the round in real time. The shelf splits by table type. A phone browser keeps the same shelf order.

Table types

The live shelf splits into four table groups. Each group plays out differently.

• Roulette: European-style wheel, broadcast from multiple camera angles.
• Blackjack: standard rules, dealer table with several seats.
• Baccarat: fast hand cycle, low and high limit options.
• Poker: casino-style table played against the dealer.

Streaming providers

Tables are streamed by different studios. The page lists names such as BetGames, DLV, Golden Race, F1X2, Amusnet, Netgame, Elbet and WorldMatch. Camera angle and limit structure vary by studio, so several versions of one game sit on the shelf.

Join sequence

1. Pick a table type from the shelf or use the search box.
2. Narrow results with the provider filter.
3. Open the table card; the stream switches to full screen.
4. Check the minimum limit and set a chip value.
5. Place bets before the dealer closes the round.

Things to watch for

• A dropped connection resolves the current round automatically.
• High-limit tables carry a higher floor than standard ones.
• Tables eligible for bonus wagering appear in a separate list.

Frequently asked questions