Live Casino Overview
We host a dedicated live casino lobby where table games run in real time with professional dealers. Players in Canada join live blackjack, roulette and baccarat through HD video streams and sit at real tables without leaving home. Sessions run day and night, and stakes shift from low to very high, so different bankrolls usually find a spot.
The setup mirrors a real casino floor. Dealers talk through the round, announce each result and follow familiar casino procedures. The stream stays stable on both desktop and mobile, and the camera angles keep cards, roulette wheels and table layouts clear enough to follow the action.
Inside the main lobby, we keep a block of VIP tables for higher stakes. These seats are reserved for players ready to bet at larger minimums and prefer more direct attention from the dealer. To enter, you simply choose a VIP table where the minimum bet shown in the lobby suits you - there is no extra signup step.
Live Blackjack
Our live blackjack tables use classic rules, with small rule changes from table to table. You pick an open seat, place a bet within that table’s limits, then receive two face-up cards while the dealer takes one card face up and one face down. Standard options remain in play: hit, stand, double down and split pairs, with insurance on the menu whenever the dealer shows an ace.
Several blackjack tables run at the same time, each with its own betting range. Lower-limit tables are aimed at casual play, while high-limit seats are set up for bigger wagers per hand. On-screen you see details like shoe progress, recent results and which seats are currently open.
Some tables add side bets such as Perfect Pairs or 21+3. These extra wagers resolve separately from your main hand and pay out according to fixed odds. You can place them together with the main bet or ignore them entirely, the core blackjack round does not change.
Live Roulette
Our live roulette section includes both European and American tables, marked clearly in the lobby. European wheels carry a single zero, while American wheels have both zero and double zero, which shifts the house edge and how returns feel over time.
You place roulette bets through a digital layout laid over the stream. By tapping or clicking the betting grid, you can stake inside bets like straight, split, street or corner, or outside bets such as red/black, odd/even, dozens and columns. The dealer calls the end of betting, spins the wheel, then announces the winning number once the ball rests. Winnings are credited automatically using the usual roulette odds.
Some European variants add La Partage or En Prison on even-money bets when the ball hits zero. These rules refund part of the stake or hold it for the next spin, trimming the effective house edge. Any such rule appears in the table description before you sit.
Live Baccarat
Our baccarat games stream Punto Banco rounds without interruption. You bet on the Player hand, Banker hand or a Tie before any cards are dealt. The dealer then deals two cards to each side, and the total closest to nine wins, with all third-card decisions handled automatically in the background.
Table limits start relatively low and climb to high caps, so recreational players and high rollers sit side by side in the same lobby. On the screen you see baccarat roadmaps such as Big Road, Bead Plate and Big Eye Boy. These charts refresh after each round and stay visible, for players who like tracking patterns.
Banker bets usually carry a standard 5 percent commission, taken from winning Banker wagers. At some tables we run No Commission Baccarat instead: Banker wins pay 1:1 with no deduction, except when Banker wins with six points, where the payout is 1:2. The exact commission setup is always described in the table rules.


