Allbet Live Casino: Who They Are and What You Can Play

Allbet Gaming is a live casino provider. It does not run a casino for players itself. It builds and streams live dealer tables, then offers them to casino operators, who add them to their own sites and apps.

Allbet as a business-to-business supplier

Allbet's own description of itself is aimed at operators rather than players. It talks about a range of services and collaborative programmes, with partners choosing the plan that suits their needs and business model.

In practice, the Allbet tables you see in one casino app may not match the same tables in another. Bet limits and the selection of tables can vary from operator to operator, so if something looks different from what you read here, that is a likely reason.

Games covered in our Allbet section

The Allbet games reviewed on this site are classic Asian live casino tables:

• Long Hu (Dragon Tiger): one card each to Dragon and Tiger, highest card wins.
• Roulette: a live wheel with red and black numbers and green zero pockets.
• Sic Bo: three dice, with bets on totals, numbers and triples.
• Zha Jin Hua: a three-card game with its own hand rankings.

Each has its own page with the rules explained plainly. You can find them all in the Allbet live casino section.

What to check before you play at Allbet

Live dealer games move at the dealer's pace, not yours, and a round can close while you're still deciding. Before you sit at any Allbet table:

• Read the table's minimum and maximum bets.
• Open the rules or payout panel and compare it with our guide for that game.
• Decide a session budget in advance and keep to it.

All of these games are chance-based, and the house keeps an edge on every bet. If you want to see the tables for yourself, find an app that carries Allbet live casino, and check our responsible gaming page if play starts to feel like more than entertainment.