Ever played Ezugi live dealers?

It’s getting harder and harder to keep track of all the live dealer game providers popping up these days. Curaçao licensed and based Ezugi is another trying to establish themselves in this now proven and growing niche.

There are obvious questions that spring to mind when you’re considering playing live casino tables you’re unfamiliar with. Near the top of that list: are their games safe to play?

An approach I like to take in this regard is to leave all the hard work and due diligence to the big operators. If they feel comfortable risking their brand and reputation by licensing said games…good enough for me. If the games are only available to be played at the provider’s own casino website, or some unknown Caribbean based websites with that gut instinct dodgy feel about them, then best left alone.

I’ve been aware of Ezugi for a little while, but just recently they past the ‘big-operator-tick-of-approval’ test when Leo Vegas added them, so had a quick look.

All started well with a Blackjack on the first deal.

Second hand and another Blackjack.

Wanted to thank the dealer for such a nice introduction but unfortunately the chat function didn’t work. Fortunately, the wins were credited to my account and were still there when I re-logged in to Leo Vegas later, so at least they’ve got the important things covered!

Other games available are roulette (single zero) and baccarat.

One interesting feature (on the baccarat table) is an invitation to check that the live stream is in fact live. You can call the phone number and see your incoming call. Perhaps this is how you can chat the the dealer when the UI chat isn’t working 😉

Can’t say I’ll be spending an enormous amount of time playing the Ezugi tables. Not when I can play Evolution Gaming or Playtech tables from the very same position on the couch.

But hey, horses for courses. You may enjoy them.