Live casino is a video stream from a physical studio table, with a human dealer, real cards or a real wheel, and a betting interface on your screen. It's the closest experience to a physical casino from home, and it's become one of the fastest-growing segments in the market. The math is identical to the digital version — what changes is transparency, pace, limits, and the social feel.
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Cameras cover the table, optical recognition reads the cards or the ball's pocket, and bets are placed through a timed interface. There's no RNG — the result is physical — but that doesn't change the odds: the house edge comes from the game's rules, not who spins the wheel.
Pros: visual transparency, atmosphere, harder to spin through your budget quickly.
Cons: higher minimum bets, fewer available tables, and sometimes versions with worse rules (e.g. blackjack paying 6:5).
Even at a live table, you're playing against the house. Poker in a club is against other players — with chat, private tables and a community, but no house edge. See poker vs. casino and poker with friends.
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