Live dealer

A live table streams a person dealing or spinning, and your bet settles on that result. Stake minimums are often higher, and the coupon may count the bet at zero.

Gbets is the ranked brand that publishes this product. The navigation has a live games entry, and the terms index links rules for live roulette and baccarat. It is also the brand whose welcome terms exclude live games.

Springbok, Silver Sands, Apollo and White Lotus showed instant-play lobbies built around slots and computer-drawn tables on the pages used for those reviews. They are not described as live studios here. Hollywoodbets is not given a live-casino claim on this page either, because that product is not printed here.

Gbets welcome, which excludes live games

Match: 100% up to R10,000 split casino and sports, then 50%, 75% and 100% casino matches
Cap: Up to R21,000 across four deposits. A later clause caps deposit-match winnings at R10,000
Wagering: First casino half 30× turnover. Next three casino matches 25×. Sports half 4× at odds of 1.50 or higher
Minimum deposit: R25
Max bet: See operator terms
Expiry: 5 days on the welcome-journey matches

If the cashier shows a different figure, the cashier applies.

Pros and cons

Pros

Gbets puts live games in the navigation and in the rules index.
The exclusion is written in the welcome terms, so you can see the clash.

Cons

A live table is a poor way to finish a coupon that counts it at zero.
The other ranked reviews are not live-studio write-ups.

Questions players ask

Which ranked brand publishes live tables?

Gbets. The navigation has a live games entry, and the terms link rules for live roulette and baccarat.

Can the Gbets welcome be cleared on a live table?

No. The welcome terms exclude live games. Decline the match if live tables are the reason for the account.