Dealer at a Casino: What to Expect When You Play
Live dealer tables bring the feel of a land-based casino to any screen. Before you place your first bet, it helps to know how the dealer role works and how games are streamed.
1. Camera Setup
Multiple HD cameras capture every card and chip movement. The main feed focuses on the table layout while close-ups show the shoe or wheel.
2. Game Flow
After the dealer shuffles and cuts,
betting windows open for a fixed time.
After the dealer shuffles and cuts, betting windows open for a fixed time. Players place wagers on-screen, then the dealer resolves each hand according to standard rules.
3. Interaction Options
Most tables allow chat messages or
quick emojis. Dealers reply in real time,
Most tables allow chat messages or quick emojis. Dealers reply in real time, creating a social layer absent from RNG tables.
4. Tipping Etiquette
Players may tip the dealer directly from their balance. Small tips often lead to friendlier banter and smoother pace of play.
