Live Casino UK: Live Dealer Games at Licensed Casinos

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Quick answer Live casino means table games such as roulette and blackjack run by a real dealer and streamed to your screen. In the UK, play only at casinos with an active UKGC licence. Check the table rules, the minimum and maximum stakes, and whether live games count towards any bonus before you play.

Which UKGC-licensed casinos can you compare right now?

Every casino in this table holds an active UK Gambling Commission remote casino licence that we checked on the public register, with the licence number and the date shown. Welcome offers appear only where we have read the significant terms on the casino's own page; the rest are marked as not yet verified.

#	Casino	UKGC licence	Welcome offer and significant terms	Wagering	Withdrawal speed	Payment methods	Score	Visit
1	Unibet CasinoPlatinum Gaming Limited	Acct 45322 045322-R-324275-019 Active, checked 29 Sep 2026	300 free spins (£0.10 each) on Big Bass Splash Min deposit: Deposit and stake £30 on slots. Expiry: Claim within 7 days; spins expire in 48 hours. Max win: Not stated in the offer text. Games: Stake on slots; spins on Big Bass Splash. New GB customers only. Opt in. Debit card or instant bank transfer only. Game contributions vary, max stake applies. Read from its terms on 29 Sep 2026.	10x	Not stated on the offer page	Debit card or instant bank transfer (offer); Visa, Mastercard, Apple Pay, Google Pay, Trustly (logos)	Scoring after terms check	Visit Unibet 18+. T&Cs apply.
2	Grosvenor CasinosRank Interactive (Gibraltar) Limited	Acct 57924 057924-R-334666-005 Active, checked 29 Sep 2026	£40 bonus + 100 free spins on Big Bass Splash Min deposit: £20 first deposit (not PayPal or Paysafe). Expiry: Runs until further notice; see full T&Cs. Max win: Max win applies (see T&Cs). Games: Bonus on selected slots; slots 100%, live casino 10%, jackpots 50% contribution. New players 18+. Select the offer in the cashier before depositing. Read from its terms on 29 Sep 2026.	10x deposit + bonus (£600 on £20 + £40)	Not stated on the offer page	Not stated on the offer page	Scoring after terms check	Visit Grosvenor 18+. T&Cs apply.
3	888casino888 UK Limited	Acct 39028 039028-R-319297-014 Active, checked 29 Sep 2026	200 free spins (code HELLO200FS) or 100% bonus up to £100 Min deposit: £20 (spins) or £10 (match bonus). Expiry: Spins: stake £20 within 7 days, spins valid 7 days. Match: claim within 48h, wager within 90 days. Max win: £100 from free spins or bonus. Games: Selected games and slots. UK/IE new customers, GBP accounts, one welcome offer per customer. £0.10 per spin. Ends 31/12/2026. Read from its terms on 29 Sep 2026.	10x bonus	Not stated on the offer page	Not stated on the offer page	Scoring after terms check	Visit 888 18+. T&Cs apply.
4	LeoVegasLeoVegas Gaming PLC	Acct 39198 039198-R-319450-029 Active, checked 29 Sep 2026	50 wager-free spins on Big Bass Splash Min deposit: £10 deposit, then wager £10 once (1x) on eligible casino games within 7 days. Expiry: Deposit and wager within 7 days of registering; spins expire in 3 days. Max win: Not stated in the offer text. Games: Big Bass Splash. New customers only. Opt in. Wagering contributions vary. T&Cs and exclusions apply. Read from its terms on 29 Sep 2026.	None on spin winnings	Up to 5 business days depending on method (LeoVegas payment page)	Visa/Mastercard debit, PayPal, Apple Pay, Open Banking	Scoring after terms check	Visit LeoVegas 18+. T&Cs apply.
5	PlayOJOSkill On Net Limited	Acct 39326 039326-R-319358-061 Active, checked 29 Sep 2026	50 free spins on Big Bass Bonanza, no wagering Min deposit: £10 first deposit. Expiry: Not stated on the offer page. Max win: No cap on free spin winnings (stated). Games: Big Bass Bonanza, £0.10 per spin. First deposit only. Not available in Northern Ireland. Read from its terms on 29 Sep 2026.	None	"95% of withdrawal requests processed within minutes" (PlayOJO); £0 minimum	Visa, Mastercard, PayPal, Apple Pay, Google Pay, Trustly, Paysafecard, instant bank transfer	Scoring after terms check	Visit PlayOJO 18+. T&Cs apply.
6	Sky CasinoBonne Terre Gaming Limited	Acct 65519 065519-R-339675-002 Active, checked 29 Sep 2026	100 free spins when you deposit and stake £10 Min deposit: £10 deposit and stake. Expiry: Free spins expire after 30 days. Max win: Not stated in the offer text. Games: Eligible games only (not named in the offer text). New customers only. Opt in. Games and eligibility restrictions apply. Read from its terms on 29 Sep 2026.	Not stated in the offer text	Not stated	Visa, Mastercard, Apple Pay, Google Pay (payment logos)	Scoring after terms check	Visit Sky Casino 18+. T&Cs apply.
7	bet365 CasinoHillside (UK Gaming) ENC	Acct 55149 055149-R-331499-004 Active, checked 29 Sep 2026	Offer not yet verified We show bonus figures only after reading them on the casino's own terms page. Check the current offer and its significant terms on the casino's site before you sign up.	Not yet verified	bet365 aims to process in 4 hours, up to 24 hours	Debit card, Apple Pay, Pay by Bank, e-wallets (from £5)	Scoring after terms check	Visit bet365 18+. T&Cs apply.
8	Betway CasinoBetway Limited	Acct 39372 039372-R-319367-029 Active, checked 29 Sep 2026	Offer not yet verified We show bonus figures only after reading them on the casino's own terms page. Check the current offer and its significant terms on the casino's site before you sign up.	Not yet verified	Processed within 24 hours, may vary at weekends; £5 min (Betway)	Debit cards, PayPal, e-wallets, open banking	Scoring after terms check	Visit Betway 18+. T&Cs apply.
9	Mr VegasVideoslots Limited	Acct 39380 039380-R-319311-036 Active, checked 29 Sep 2026	Offer not yet verified We show bonus figures only after reading them on the casino's own terms page. Check the current offer and its significant terms on the casino's site before you sign up.	Not yet verified	Not yet verified	Not yet verified	Scoring after terms check	Visit Mr Vegas 18+. T&Cs apply.
10	William Hill VegasWHG (International) Limited	Acct 39225 039225-R-319373-015 Active, checked 29 Sep 2026	Offer not yet verified We show bonus figures only after reading them on the casino's own terms page. Check the current offer and its significant terms on the casino's site before you sign up.	Not yet verified	Not yet verified	Not yet verified	Scoring after terms check	Visit William Hill 18+. T&Cs apply.

Order: casinos whose welcome offer we have read on their own site come first; the rest follow. Offers and banking facts were read from each operator's UK site on the date shown. Licence numbers link to each operator's entry on the Gambling Commission public register.

What is a live casino?

A live casino streams real table games from a studio or casino floor. A dealer spins the wheel or deals the cards, and you place bets through an on-screen interface. Results come from the physical game, not a random number generator. Common live games include roulette, blackjack, baccarat and game shows.

The appeal is the pace and the feel of a real table. You can see the dealer, watch the cards or the ball, and often chat with the dealer through a text box. The trade-off is that tables have set stake ranges and fixed round times, so you need to read the table limits before you sit down.

• Live roulette. A real wheel, with European and other variants depending on the table.
• Live blackjack. Real cards dealt to a fixed number of seats, with rules shown on the table.
• Live baccarat. A simple banker or player game with fast rounds.
• Game shows. Wheel and prize formats hosted by a presenter.

How do you pick a UK live casino?

Check the licence first. The casino should hold an active casino remote licence on the Gambling Commission register. Then look at the table range, the stake limits at each table, the streaming quality on your device, and the safer gambling tools. If you want a bonus, check whether live games count towards its wagering.

Every casino in our table holds an active UKGC licence, checked on 29 September 2026. They are Unibet, bet365, Betway, Grosvenor Casinos, LeoVegas, Mr Vegas, 888casino, PlayOJO, Sky Casino and William Hill Vegas. We have not yet verified the live casino lobby, table count or table limits at any of them, and will add those only after checking each casino's own pages.

Do live casino games count towards bonus wagering?

It depends on the offer. Some casino bonuses give live games a lower contribution to wagering, or exclude them. Always read the significant terms of the offer. Since 19 January 2026, wagering on bonuses in Great Britain is capped at 10 times, but the contribution rules still vary by casino.

All six welcome offers we verified on 29 September 2026 are built around slots. Unibet's needs £30 deposited and staked on slots for 300 free spins on Big Bass Splash, with 10x wagering. Grosvenor's £40 bonus + 100 free spins has the clearest live casino term: live casino counts only 10% towards its 10x deposit + bonus wagering, against 100% for slots, so £10 on a live table clears just £1. 888casino, LeoVegas, PlayOJO and Sky Casino offers are spins or slot bonuses too. Mr Vegas and William Hill Vegas offers are not yet verified. If you mainly play live games, a welcome offer may add little for you.

Also note the mixed-product ban. Since 19 January 2026, operators cannot offer bonuses that require you to play different products to unlock them. A casino cannot, for example, ask you to place a sports bet before you get a live casino bonus.

Which guides are in this section?

This section links every live casino guide we publish. Each one explains how a game works, which rules to check at the table, and what the UK rules say. Guides only name a casino's live games once we have checked its own lobby and terms.

Do stake limits apply to live casino games?

The UK stake limits of £5 per spin for adults aged 25 and over, and £2 per spin for 18 to 24 year olds, apply to online slots. They do not set the limits on live table games. Each live table shows its own minimum and maximum stake, which the casino sets.

That means live tables can carry higher maximum stakes than slots. Check the limits before you join a table and set your own budget in advance. A deposit limit in your account settings is the simplest way to cap your total spend whatever you play.

What should you check at a live table before you bet?

Read the table's rules panel. It shows the game variant, the stake range, the payouts for each bet and any side bets. For blackjack, it shows how many decks are used and the dealer rules. Take a round or two to watch before placing your first bet.

1. Confirm the game variant and read the payout table.
2. Check the minimum and maximum stake for that table.
3. Look for side bets and their payouts, which are usually optional.
4. Check your connection. A dropped stream mid-round is handled by the table rules.
5. Set a session budget and a time limit before you start.

Is live casino available on mobile?

Most licensed UK casinos stream live tables to phones and tablets through their website or app. A stable connection matters more than screen size, because a dropped stream mid-round is settled by the table rules. Check the casino's own help pages for device support before you rely on it.

Which live casino games can you play?

The main live casino games are blackjack, roulette, baccarat and game shows. Each is run by a real dealer or presenter, and each has its own round length, stake range and rules panel. The table below explains how each game works in general and what affects your spending, not what any particular casino offers.

How does live roulette work?

In live roulette a dealer spins a physical wheel and you place bets on screen before betting closes. You can bet on single numbers, groups of numbers, colours or odds and evens. The result is where the ball lands. The rules panel shows the wheel type, the payouts and the table's minimum and maximum stakes.

Wheel type matters because it changes the house edge. The rules panel will tell you which wheel the table uses. Some tables add features such as multipliers, which change the payouts, so read the panel on each table rather than assuming all roulette tables pay the same.

How does live blackjack work?

In live blackjack the dealer deals real cards to a fixed number of seats. You aim to beat the dealer's hand without going over 21 points. You decide whether to take another card or stand, and the dealer then plays to fixed rules. The rules panel shows the deck count, dealer rules and any side bets.

Seats can fill up at popular tables. Some formats let many players bet on the same hand, which removes the wait for a seat. Side bets are optional and pay on specific card combinations. They usually carry a higher house edge than the main game, so treat them with care.

How is live casino different from standard online table games?

Standard online table games use a random number generator to decide results, and you play alone at your own pace. Live casino uses a physical wheel or real cards, a human dealer and a fixed round timer. Live games feel more social, but the timer sets the pace, so you play the number of rounds the table deals.

Both types should show their rules and payouts. At a GB-licensed casino both are regulated by the Gambling Commission. The practical difference for your budget is pace and table limits: a live table's minimum stake may be higher than a standard game, and you cannot slow the dealer down.

How does live baccarat work?

In live baccarat you bet on whether the player hand or the banker hand will finish closer to nine, or on a tie. The dealer deals both hands and draws extra cards by fixed rules, so you make no decisions after betting. Rounds are short, which means many hands can pass in a session.

The rules panel shows the payouts, including any commission taken on winning banker bets, and any side bets. Because there are no decisions to make, pace is the main thing to manage. Decide how many hands you will play, or how long you will stay, before you start.

What are live game shows?

Live game shows are wheel, dice or prize formats run by a presenter from a studio. You bet on where a wheel or other device will land, and some outcomes trigger bonus rounds with multipliers. They look like entertainment television, but every round is a bet with a house edge built into its payouts.

The bright presentation and bonus rounds can make time pass quickly. Check the paytable for each outcome, note how often rounds start, and set a time limit. A reality check in your account settings will remind you how long you have been playing.

Does the dealer or the studio affect the result?

No. The result comes from the physical game: where the ball lands, which cards are dealt, or where the wheel stops. The dealer runs the game by fixed rules shown in the rules panel. At a GB-licensed casino the games are regulated, and the payouts for each bet are set out before you place it.

What the studio does affect is your experience: stream quality, camera angles, chat and round speed. None of these change the odds. If a stream drops mid-round, the table rules explain how that round is settled, so read that part of the panel before you play.

How do live casino table limits work?

Every live table shows a minimum and maximum stake, set by the casino for that table. Different tables for the same game can have very different ranges. The UK slot stake limits do not apply to live tables, so your own budget and a deposit limit are what keep your spending in check.

Where does the house edge come from in live roulette?

From the zero. A single-zero wheel has 37 pockets, but a straight-up bet pays 35 to 1, as if there were 36. That gap gives the house an edge of 1 in 37, about 2.7%, on standard bets. A wheel with both zero and double zero has 38 pockets, which raises the edge to 2 in 38, about 5.3%.

You can check this yourself from the game's own rules and paytable. The table below shows the arithmetic for common bets on a single-zero wheel with standard payouts.

Every bet in the table carries the same edge of about 2.7%, because the zero is never a winner for these bets. Some tables add side rules or bonus multipliers that change the paytable. Always read the rules panel in the game, provided by the game studio, before you bet.

What does a live session cost? A worked example

Multiply your stake by the number of rounds, then by the house edge. As an example, £5 bets over 60 rounds stake £300. At the 2.7% edge of single-zero roulette, the long run average cost is about £8.10. The real result of any session will be higher or lower, sometimes by a lot.

The number of rounds you play in an hour depends on the table and the studio, so we use 60 rounds as a round number for the example only. The takeaway is that the wheel type and the number of rounds matter more than any betting pattern, because no pattern changes the edge on each spin.

Which blackjack rules should you check at a live table?

Check what a blackjack pays, whether the dealer hits or stands on soft 17, how many decks are used, and when you can double or split. These rules change the house edge. They are set in the game's rules panel by the studio and can differ between tables at the same casino, so read them each time.

The payout rule is the easiest to see in money. On a £10 bet, a blackjack paid at 3 to 2 returns £15 in winnings. At 6 to 5, it returns £12. That £3 difference on every blackjack adds up over a session, so skip tables with the lower payout if you have the choice.

How does commission work on the banker bet in baccarat?

Many baccarat tables charge a commission on winning banker bets, because the banker hand wins slightly more often. A common rate is 5%, though you must check the table's rules. As a worked example at 5%, a winning £10 banker bet pays £9.50 instead of £10. Some tables use different commission rules instead.

• Check whether the table charges commission and at what rate.
• Check the payout and rules for any tie or side bets before placing them.
• Remember every bet type carries a house edge, whatever the pattern of recent results.

How do live casino rules compare across the main games?

Each live game has one or two rules that drive its house edge: the number of zeros in roulette, the blackjack payout and dealer rules, the banker commission in baccarat, and the paytable in game shows. The table below shows what to read first in each game's rules panel before you place a bet.

These are general points about how the games work, not claims about any named casino's tables. Our rating method explains how we check a casino before listing it, and our slots hub covers the separate stake limits that apply to online slots.

Does the last spin or hand affect the next one in live roulette?

No. On a fair roulette wheel each spin is independent, so the chance of red is 18 in 37 on a single-zero wheel every time, whatever came before. A run of black does not make red due. Results boards show recent outcomes, but they cannot predict the next spin, and no betting system changes the edge.

Progressive systems that raise stakes after a loss only increase how much you stake. They do not change the 2.7% edge on each spin, and a losing run can push stakes past your budget or the table maximum quickly. Set a loss limit before you sit down and stop when you reach it.

How do you stay in control at a live table?

Live games are fast and social, which can make time slip by. Set a deposit limit and turn on reality checks before you start. Decide how much you will spend and when you will stop, and stick to both. Never increase stakes to win back losses.

You must be 18 or over. If gambling is no longer fun, the National Gambling Helpline on 0808 8020 133 is free and open 24/7, and GAMSTOP lets you block all GB-licensed gambling sites for free. See our safer gambling page for every tool and service.