eBET Live Casino Quick Start: How the Live Tables Work
eBET runs real dealers on live video. Learn the main table games, how the betting screen is laid out and a careful way to play your first rounds.

eBET is a live dealer casino. The cards are dealt, the wheel is spun and the dice are shaken by a person in a studio, and you follow along on a video feed from your phone. Nothing about it works like a slot, so it is worth a few minutes on the basics before you place a chip.
Games at eBET tables
Live providers like eBET focus on a handful of well-known table games:
- Baccarat: two hands, Banker and Player, and the one nearer to nine wins. You can also bet on a Tie.
- Dragon Tiger (Long Hu): a single card to each side, and the higher card takes it.
- Roulette: numbers from the wheel, with bets from single numbers to red or black.
- Sic bo: three dice, with bets such as Big, Small or an exact total.
The exact mix of tables open to you depends on the platform you access eBET through.
Reading the eBET betting screen
The layout follows a pattern you will soon recognise. The live video fills the top of the screen. Below it sits the betting area, a row of chips to choose your stake, and a countdown showing how long the betting window stays open. Once the countdown ends, no further bets are taken for that round.
Most tables also show a results board, often called a road, tracking what happened in previous rounds. Some players like to follow it. Just remember that the cards have no memory, and a streak does not make the next result more likely.
A careful first session on eBET
Start at a table with a low minimum and watch several rounds without betting. Then use the smallest chip until you are sure which area of the table you are tapping. Mis-taps happen on small screens.
Set a stop point in advance, both for losses and for time. The house edge is built into every bet, and live rounds come round fast. More table reviews are in our eBET live casino section, and when you are ready you can try an eBET live table.
Quick answers
Is eBET a slot provider?
No. eBET is a live casino provider, so you bet on rounds dealt by a real dealer over a video stream.
What does the scoreboard on an eBET table show?
It records the results of earlier rounds at that table. It is a record, not a prediction, because each round is independent.