Types of Live Dealer Games to Play at Online and Physical Casinos

There is a wide variety of live dealer games to try online and at casino premises, including dice, wheel, and domino games

There is a wide variety of live dealer games that you can try, whether on a live table or broadcasted from an online studio. The first online games were released in the mid-2000s, and now gamblers are offered plenty of choice, whether they prefer wheel or dice games, bingo, lottery, or slots.

Dice Games

With some types of online dice games, a dice rolls for the players while in other variations it is the dealer rolling dices for the betters. There is a decent choice of games to look into, examples being live dice fuel and live sic bo. The first is typically played from a studio and features a bet slip with different wagers. There are various combinations to bet on, for example, a sequence of 2 to 6 or 1 to 5, any pair plus any tipple, two pairs, etc. Sic Bo is another option and a variation of a popular game where the dealer holds a container. You can place bets through a digital betting table, with payouts as follows:

• Specific triples: 180: 1
• Any triples: 30: 1
• Total bets: from 6:1 to 60:1
• Pair bets: 5:1

To play dice games, you have to first open an account at a casino of your choice and then make a deposit to place bets.

Wheel Games

Here it is a live dealer who spins the wheel, with players trying to guess the color or number at which the wheel will stop. One example is live wheel of fortune which involves a symbol and the numbers from 1 to 18. Each space also features 1 of 3 colors. Wagers can be placed on a number, color, whether the number is even or odd, and so on. Live Dream Catcher is another variety that is similar to wheel of fortune. The difference is that numbers come at frequencies such as 40, 20, 10, 5, 2, and 1.

Domino Games

Similar to bandaraq, pai gow tiles is a game of luck that involves Chinese dominoes. Today, it is a popular game played in Asia that includes 11 identical pairs and a total of 32 dominoes. Players use four dominoes to make two hands and win if their hands are better than the banker’s. The pieces have rankings that correspond to Chinese symbols instead of following a numerical sequence. Thus, the second highest is two while the highest is 12. The highest ranking pair is known as Gee Joon or Supreme and consists of piece 3 – red 1 and white 2 and piece 6 – red 4, white 2.

As the rules may look a little bit complicated, there are other domino games to try online, for example, Draw and Block, which are the most popular varieties that you will find online.