Live casino combines a video stream of a real table or studio with a digital betting interface. You place bets through the interface, while the relevant physical game is presented on video. Exact mechanics vary by game.
What happens during a round
A typical round opens a betting window, accepts eligible wagers, closes betting and then produces and settles a result. The interface should show your accepted bets and balance. Watching chips or a dealer on screen is not proof that your own wager was accepted: check the confirmation and game history.
For standard live roulette, a physical wheel produces the number. Other products can combine physical events with software features, multipliers or automated equipment. Read the specific rules rather than assuming every “live” product works identically. Evolution’s catalogue demonstrates this variety; it is a provider reference, not a list of Felistra’s current games.
Following a hypothetical round
You select a 1-unit chip and place it on red before the countdown ends. If the bet is accepted and red wins under standard even-money rules, the total return is 2 units: the original unit plus one unit of profit. If zero appears, the bet normally loses unless a special rule applies. A late click may not be accepted, even if the video appears to show that the round has not begun.
Connection problems and settlement
Video can lag behind the server. If the connection drops, do not repeatedly submit the same action. Reconnect, inspect the accepted-bet history and read the interruption rules. An accepted wager may still settle even when you cannot watch the outcome. Refunds and void rounds depend on the published rules; a frozen picture alone does not establish entitlement to a refund.
Before you join
- Read the minimum and maximum bets, including separate side-bet limits.
- Check the table’s payout rules and any optional features.
- Confirm the total wager: several small chips can add up.
- Locate game history, help and the operator’s support route.
- Set a session end time and a spending limit before the first round.
A real dealer does not remove the house edge or make previous results predictive. Chat and the pace of a table can make sessions feel continuous, so take breaks independently of the table schedule. This guide describes the format; it does not guarantee availability, connection quality or a particular game’s fairness certification.