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Baccarat

Baccarat

Player (1:1), Banker (0.95:1), Tie (8:1) bets

Fast deal, good video quality but no dealer chat

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Roulette

American roulette (double zero).

Nice interface and video quality - just a pity about the double zero!

Also no dealer chat.

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Blackjack

Blackjack

Note, this is a 'one-to-many' deal.

Only one hand is dealt which all players play.  Required hit cards are dealt to the center of the table and allocated to players based on their play decisions.

If you prefer a traditional deal (7 seat table, players play their hands in turn) try 5 Dimes below.

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Baccarat

Baccarat

Player (1:1), Banker (0.95:1), Tie (8:1) bets

Easy, uncluttered game console and limited deal lag make this a nice baccarat option.  Roadmaps are not provided.

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Roulette

American roulette (double zero).

Quite possibly the ugliest live roulette interface you'll find online.  But the video is pretty clear and you get a good view of the ball launch and spin.

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Blackjack

Blackjack

Multi-player (7 seat) blackjack dealt from a 6 deck shoe.  Note that according to house rules the cut card is inserted 75% into shoe after shuffle.

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A note on live (online) casino options for American (US resident) players

Since the passing of UIGEA, US players have had their work cut out for them finding online gambling sites accepting their custom.  Many of the larger online gambling operators, those with a significant terrestrial presence or stock exchange listing and/or EU region license have pulled out of the of the US market until such time as the legal position is clearer, or a licensing regime is introduced.

The list of casinos offering live dealer games is dominated by these larger operators...probably due to the large investment and higher marginal cost of offering this service to customers.  Victor Chandler, Ladbrokes, bet365, PartyGaming, Unibet, William Hill, BetFred, Microgaming, Playtech - all heavyweights in the gambling/online gambling world, and all currently adopting a no-US player policy.

As a consequence, finding a live dealer casino accepting US customers is not easy...simply because there are not many of them.  Above are a couple that have received good reviews at player forums and advocate sites.


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