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Each live table is run by a dealer in a studio, filmed by several cameras. A typical round looks like this:

1. The dealer announces that bets are open and a timer appears on screen.
2. You place chips on the betting layout before the timer ends.
3. The dealer closes betting, then spins the wheel or deals the cards.
4. The result is recognised by the table system and shown on screen.
5. Winnings are added to your balance automatically and the next round begins.

Because rounds run on the dealer's schedule, you cannot pause a live game. If you need a break, simply skip rounds or leave the table.

Neither is "better". Some players like the slower, social rhythm of live tables; others prefer the control of RNG games.

Every live table has a minimum and maximum stake, shown when you open it. Pick a table whose minimum fits comfortably within your session budget — if the minimum is a large share of your budget, a few rounds can use it up.

Betting windows are short. If your bet is not placed before the timer ends, it does not count for that round. A slow connection can make this window feel even shorter, which is one reason a stable connection matters.

• Use a stable Wi-Fi connection or strong mobile data; live video uses more data than other sections.
• Close other apps and browser tabs that are streaming or downloading.
• Lower the stream quality in the table settings if the video stutters.
• If the stream freezes, do not place bets until it catches up.

If you are disconnected mid-round, check your account history after reconnecting to see how the round was settled, and contact support from the verified chat if something looks wrong.

The rhythm of live tables — a new round every minute or so, a friendly host, a chat box — can make sessions run longer than planned.

• Set a session budget and a time limit before you sit down.
• Decide in advance how many rounds you will play.
• Ignore chat messages that encourage bigger bets or claim to know patterns.
• Leave the table when your limit is reached, whatever the last result.

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