Live Baccarat and Sic Bo
Welcome to the world standard in live table and dice gaming online.
Featured Live Table and Dice Games
SEE ALLWorld-leading Live Baccarat
Our extensive online Live Baccarat suite delivers a world-leading, Macau-style gaming experience with numerous features such as the Red Envelope bonus and much more.
From our tantalising Peek Baccarat to the Baccarat online live game show entertainment of Lightning Baccarat and Golden Wealth Baccarat to the unique "dice Baccarat" of Bac Bo and more, there's an amazing choice of game variants on offer. It's the most authentic and thrilling Live Baccarat online available anywhere.
Baccarat
Our Live Baccarat is so authentic it's just like being table-side at a top Asian casino. With cards dealt face down at a bean-shaped table, there's no more authentic way for players to enjoy Asia's most popular casino table game.
Added features include special bets such as Pairs side bets, extra statistics viewable via a wide choice of roads, and the ability for players to view other players' moves. All of this enriches the playing experience creating a truly authentic and dynamic gaming experience for your players.
Live Baccarat Squeeze
This is the ultimate multi-camera Live Baccarat for devotees who love the ritual of the squeeze. 15+ cameras capture every subtle nuance of the game, with the vital squeeze itself performed by the dealer captured in a series of tantalising close-ups.
The dealer quickly reveals cards for the hand associated with the lesser total wager and will squeeze cards dealt to the hand associated with the greatest total wager.
Live Baccarat Control Squeeze
In this variant, players can take control of the squeeze themselves. Cards are dealt face-down onto glass panel inlays in the custom-designed table. Two cameras integrated under the table instantly relay the live stream of the real card faces to the player's screen.
The card faces are obscured by optical filters and an overlay mask built into the game's user interface. Simply click or tap on the corner or any edge of each card to peel back the overlay mask and reveal the card value. It's a truly Macau-like VIP gaming experience that puts the unique thrill of the squeeze at your players' fingertips.
Lightning Baccarat
A unique take on a casino classic, Lightning Baccarat is classic Baccarat super-charged with RNG-based Lightning Card multipliers in every game round.
Just like our multi-award-winning Lightning Roulette, the Lightning Baccarat game is set in a stunning black and gold Art Deco environment and features an electrifying user interface.
In each game round between one and five Lightning Cards are randomly generated from a virtual 52-card deck, with each card having a random payout multiplier applied of 2x, 3x, 4x, 5x or 8x. A 20% Lightning fee is added to your total bet.
Golden Wealth Baccarat
Live online Baccarat doesn't get any more entertaining than this!
Golden Wealth Baccarat is presented in an elegant setting with a beautiful VIP feel and features an augmented-reality magical pot.
A 20% Golden Card fee is taken when you place your bets. Five Golden Cards are included in each game round, and each Golden Card attracts a randomly generated multiplier of 2x, 3x, 5x or 8x. If you win on a hand that has one or more matching Golden Cards, your winnings are multiplied accordingly.
Speed Baccarat
Looking for maximum betting opportunities and excitement in your playing sessions? Then Speed Baccarat is the online Live Baccarat game for you!
As its name makes clear, Speed Baccarat is the faster alternative to our standard Live Baccarat game in all its many variants.
Whereas a standard Baccarat game round typically lasts 48 seconds (subject to minimum bet restrictions), Speed Baccarat radically ups the pace. Cards are dealt face-up, results time is kept to a minimum, and each game round is completed in a suspense-packed 27 seconds.
No Commission Baccarat
No Commission Baccarat is exactly that - a live online Baccarat game in which there's no 5% commission to pay on Banker wins.
The exception is when the Banker scores 6, in which case you and other players are paid half your original bet, or 0.5:1.
Adding extra excitement is the Super 6 Insurance side bet. If you place this bet and the Banker scores a 6, the payout is 15:1.
Peek Baccarat
Peek Baccarat is played to standard Baccarat rules but offers the exciting chance to "peek" at one, two, three or even four cards during gameplay and then have the option of increasing your bet mid-game.
If the card or cards revealed by the "peek" are beneficial for your hand, you can choose to Double or Triple your bet. This is the first Baccarat ever to give you this chance to adjust your bet after normal betting time has closed.
Peek Baccarat has a 20% fee when placing a bet on either a Player or Banker.
Salon Privé
Offering the ultimate VIP live gaming experience online, our Salon Privé is a super-elegant, top-end VIP environment. Here your most discerning, high-wagering players (subject to minimum baccarat requirements) can enjoy the very best in live gaming with high maximum bets and enhanced control at one-to-one, single-player private tables.
Dual Play Baccarat
Land-based and online convergence doesn't get any more exciting than this. On-premise seated players and a virtually unlimited number of additional online players from anywhere in the world can then play the same games at the same table. You are transported straight onto the gaming floor of some of the world's most iconic casinos, where you can play alongside the on-premise players in the fastest and slickest Dual Play Baccarat solution available.
Bac Bo
Bac Bo is our unique and elegant "Dice-Baccarat" game in which the highest total wins and there is always the chance of a "come from behind" win.
Developed for players looking for endless excitement, Bac Bo is a unique, all-new dice game with many similarities to Baccarat and a great "hit bet" that can pay up to 88:1!
Instead of using cards, in Bac Bo both the Player's and Banker's score is made up of the sum of two dice, automatically shaken in four individual shakers, two for each hand. Banker and Player both roll their pair of dice, and the resulting two numbers are added together. The highest two-dice total wins.
Dragon Tiger
Often described as a two-card version of Baccarat, its popularity is growing worldwide.
It's a simple game that many Baccarat enthusiasts love. Just two competing cards are dealt - the Dragon and the Tiger - and you simply bet on which card will be highest or whether the deal will result in a tie.
Two side bets are available: the Tie bet, irrespective of suit, pays 11:1, and the Suited Tie bet offers a 50:1 payout.
Enriching the gameplay are comprehensive statistics and Baccarat-like roads to help you predict the outcome of future rounds.
Fan Tan
Fan Tan is not a Baccarat game as such, but the Asian heritage and feel of this classic bead game of chance make it a big favourite with many Baccarat fans.
Based on the orderly sorting of lines of beads, this is a stunning and beautiful game that's easy to understand and play. But beyond the simplicity, there's a rich array of additional bets and live betting statistics that make it extra exciting and fascinating.
Just as Fan Tan players have done for centuries, you are betting on the number of beads that will remain in the final line of beads at the end of each game round. Will it be 1, 2, 3 or 4 beads?
Baccarat Multiplay
Baccarat Multiplay is our simple user interface tool that allows you to place bets at all our Live Baccarat tables in one go, without joining each table separately.
All our Baccarat tables will be displayed with a video, a small version of the betting grid and your choice of road.
Baccarat Multiplay makes it easy to find the table with the longest streak. You can even create your own custom list of favourite tables.
Choice of Roads
The Bead Road and Big Road display the results of each past round, while the Big Eye Road, Small Road and Cockroach Road display patterns derived from the Big Road.
You can zoom in on the Big Road, Big Eye Road, Small Road and Cockroach Road simply by clicking/tapping on them.
Understanding Baccarat bets and hands
Once you start playing Baccarat or even watch a live game in progress, you will soon see how easy Baccarat is to play.
Understanding Baccarat hands and how they work should take no time at all, and the same goes for Baccarat's Third Card Rule. Each Baccarat game page on this website includes a comprehensive "How to play" section that takes just a couple of minutes to read.
Then, when you choose to play any of our Live Baccarat games, you'll find a detailed Help section available in the user interface.
Live Dealer Gaming - An Industry Primer
What Makes Live Dealer Gaming Different
Live dealer gaming replaces the random number generator at the heart of a digital casino game with a human dealer operating from a purpose-built studio. Cards are dealt, dice are shaken, and the wheel is spun on camera, then streamed to the player's device with sub-second latency. The result is a hybrid product that combines the convenience of online betting with the social presence of a physical casino floor. From a player's perspective, the most obvious difference is that outcomes are visible in real time rather than generated behind a screen.
From an operator's perspective, live dealer gaming introduces a completely different cost structure. Studios must be built, staffed, and maintained around the clock. Multiple camera angles, audio feeds, and lighting systems must be synchronised with the game logic in real time. The result is a product that is significantly more expensive to produce than a standard slot title, but that also tends to attract higher-value players and longer average session lengths. That trade-off is why live dealer has become one of the fastest-growing segments of the online casino market.
The Technology Behind the Stream
A live dealer product is, at its core, a low-latency video streaming system with a betting layer wrapped around it. Studios typically use dedicated fibre connections between the game floor and the streaming infrastructure, with edge nodes distributed across multiple regions to reduce latency for players in different geographies. Adaptive bitrate streaming ensures that the video quality adjusts to the player's available bandwidth without interrupting the game. And redundant camera feeds provide continuity if a primary feed fails mid-round.
On the game logic side, a live dealer platform must synchronise the physical state of the table with the digital state of the betting interface. When a card is dealt, the platform must recognise the card, update the scoreboard, close the betting window, and settle wagers — all within a few hundred milliseconds. This requires tight integration between the video pipeline, the dealer terminal, and the game server. The result is a highly engineered product that looks simple from the outside and is anything but simple under the hood.
How Baccarat Became a Global Live Dealer Staple
Baccarat's journey from a nineteenth-century French card game to the flagship live dealer product of the modern online casino is a story of migration and reinvention. The game was long associated with European aristocracy, but it found its largest and most devoted audience in Asian markets. From Macau to Singapore to Manila, baccarat became the dominant table game by volume, and the rituals surrounding it — the squeeze, the road patterns, the superstition around streaks — became as important as the mathematics.
When live dealer studios began building products for online players, they quickly realised that baccarat could be adapted to the streaming format better than almost any other game. The dealing is deliberate, the rules are simple enough to follow visually, and the squeeze mechanic translates well to close-up camera work. Today, live baccarat accounts for a large share of live dealer revenue worldwide, and studios continue to develop new variants — Lightning Baccarat, Golden Wealth Baccarat, Peek Baccarat — that layer additional mechanics on top of the classical rules.
Dice Games and the Return of Simple Mechanics
While baccarat dominates the high-value end of the live dealer market, dice games have quietly built a loyal following of their own. Games such as Bac Bo and Sic Bo strip the betting experience back to its essentials: a few outcomes, simple odds, and immediate resolution. Bac Bo, in particular, uses a two-dice-per-hand mechanic that is easy to follow and produces a full range of betting options, including high-multiplier side bets that would be out of place in a standard baccarat table.
The appeal of dice games lies partly in their transparency. When the dealer shakes a cup and reveals the dice on camera, there is no ambiguity about how the result was produced. This is especially true in markets where players are sceptical of digital randomness. By removing the RNG from the outcome path — or at least making it visible — dice games provide a level of verifiability that some players find reassuring. The trade-off is that dice games typically offer a narrower range of betting options than baccarat or roulette, which limits their appeal to high-volume players.
The Studio Floor as an Architectural Product
Modern live dealer studios are designed as much for broadcast as for play. Lighting is calibrated to eliminate shadows on the cards and dice. Camera positions are chosen to frame the dealer's hands, the table surface, and the game state in a single shot where possible. Audio is mixed to reduce ambient noise while preserving the sound of chips, cards, and dice — which players consistently report as an important part of the experience. And the physical tables themselves are engineered to support multiple camera angles without obscuring the view from any of them.
The result is a production that sits somewhere between a television studio and a casino floor. It requires expertise in video production, gaming operations, and broadcast engineering — three disciplines that rarely overlap. The studios that have mastered this integration have become some of the most valuable companies in the online gambling industry. For players, the practical consequence is that the quality of the live dealer experience varies enormously between operators, and the difference is usually obvious within the first few minutes of play.