Rainbet live casino: real dealers and streamed tables

What is the Rainbet live casino?

The Rainbet live casino is a floor of streamed tables where a person deals the cards or spins the wheel. Rainbet describes the tables as streamed from licensed studios. You place bets on screen, and the outcome comes from physical cards and wheels, not from software.

Who runs the tables?

Evolution and Pragmatic Play Live power most of the live floor. Rainbet also says several exclusive live tables are built for its own players.

What are game shows?

Game shows are live games built around a host and a wheel or a board, and they aren't card games at all. Rainbet names Crazy Time and Monopoly Live as examples. They're easy to follow, and rounds come quickly.

What should you check before sitting down?

At any live casino, check the table limits first. Live tables generally set their own minimum and maximum stake, and two tables that look alike in a lobby can sit far apart. The second check is the rule set.

1. Read the table's minimum and maximum stake.
2. Read the table's rules and note anything unusual.
3. Let a round or two go by before you place a first bet.
4. Make sure your connection is steady. A live round doesn't wait for a dropped connection.

Which live game should you try first?

Choose by how many decisions you want to make. Roulette and baccarat need none after the bet. Blackjack asks for a decision on every hand.

What is built into each table?

Rainbet's live dealer games run with video feeds and live chat built into each table.

Why is a live table slower than a software one?

A live table moves at the dealer's pace. Bets open, the timer closes, the cards come out, and everyone at the table waits together. Speed tables shorten the betting window, but even they can't match a software game that deals the moment you click.

That slower pace has a use. Fewer rounds per hour means a balance lasts longer at the same stake. Software tables go the other way, and they're covered on Rainbet casino games.

Can a live result be verified?

No. A live result can't be verified with seeds, because a physical card or wheel produces it. Fairness on the live floor rests on the studios, whose live operations Rainbet says are audited by independent labs.

Seed-based checking belongs to the in-house games. Rainbet provably fair explains how it works, and the Originals include their own blackjack and roulette.

The three table games, page by page

Each live game has its own page on this site. Rainbet blackjack compares the live, software and Originals versions. Rainbet roulette explains the wheel types, and Rainbet baccarat covers the three bets and the speed tables.

Where can you practise first?

For practice with play money, use the software version of a game. Demo mode is available on most casino games at Rainbet, and on all of the Originals.

How do speed tables differ?

A speed table is generally a live table with a shorter betting window. Rainbet Speed Blackjack, Rainbet Speed Baccarat and Rainbet Speed Auto Roulette are the ones in the lobby. Tables like these suit players who already know the game. More rounds per hour also means a balance moves faster, so start on a standard table and switch once the game feels familiar.

Where is the live casino in the menu?

The casino menu on rainbet.com has entries for Blackjack, Roulette, Baccarat, Game Shows and Live Casino. The sidebar on this site follows the same order, and its Game shows link opens Rainbet's game show lobby. Each of the three table games also has a live lobby of its own on rainbet.com, and game shows such as Crazy Time and Monopoly Live have theirs.