Allbet Live Casino: A Beginner's First Look at the Tables

Allbet is a live casino provider. Instead of reels driven by software, you watch a real dealer on a video stream and place your bets on screen before each round. If you have only played slots so far, the pace and the rules are different, and that is what this page covers.

Tables you can expect at Allbet

Allbet's tables are built around the classic dealer games:

• Baccarat: bet on Banker, Player or Tie. The hand closest to nine wins, and a winning Banker bet usually pays even money minus a 5% commission.
• Dragon Tiger (Long Hu): one card each to Dragon and Tiger, and the higher card wins. It is baccarat stripped down to a single card.
• Roulette: bet on a number, a colour or a group of numbers. A single number (straight-up) pays 35:1.
• Sic bo: three dice, with bets on totals, Big or Small, and specific combinations.

Which tables are open at any time depends on the provider's schedule and the platform you reach it through.

How a round works at Allbet

Each table runs on a timer. When betting opens, you choose a chip value and tap the area you want to back. When the timer runs out, bets lock, the dealer plays the round and winnings are settled automatically. Then the next round begins.

Watch a few rounds before you bet. It shows you the rhythm of the table and how the scoreboard of past results is laid out. Past results do not predict the next hand, though: every round is independent.

Before you sit down at Allbet

Pick a table whose minimum bet suits your budget, and decide in advance how many rounds or how much money you will play through. Live games move quickly, and the house edge applies to every hand. Our responsible gaming page covers limits in more detail.

For reviews of individual tables, see the Allbet live casino section. When you are ready, try Allbet live baccarat at a low-stake table first.