Live Games: Online Games with Real Players

In the modern world, where technology is advancing at an incredible pace, more and more people prefer to entertain themselves in virtual spaces. And gambling is no exception. Live games are a unique opportunity to immerse yourself in the atmosphere of a real casino without leaving your home.

What are Live Games?

Live games offer a wide selection of options that will satisfy even the most demanding players.

1. The game table has numbers from 0 to 36 (in European roulette) or an additional double zero (in American roulette).
2. Players place bets by putting chips on the game table. Various types of bets can be made, such as a bet on a single number, a bet on a group of numbers, a bet on a color, and so on.
3. The dealer spins the roulette wheel and releases a ball in the opposite direction. The ball falls on one of the numbers.
4. Winning bets are determined based on where the ball lands. Payouts may vary depending on the type of bet. For example, a bet on a single number has a higher payout coefficient than a bet on color.
5. If the ball lands on zero or double zero (only in American roulette), all number bets lose, except for bets on zero.

Rules of Blackjack: Blackjack is a card game where the goal is to get cards with a total value closest to 21 without exceeding it. Here are the basic rules:

1. The game is played against the dealer, who represents the casino. Your goal is to beat the dealer by having a higher point total, but not exceeding 21.
2. Cards in blackjack have the following values: from 2 to 10 - corresponding to their face value, face cards (king, queen, jack) - worth 10 points each, and an ace can be worth either 1 or 11 points, depending on the situation.
3. Players and the dealer receive two cards each. Both player cards are face up, and one dealer card is face up, while the other is face down (known as the "dealer's hole card").
4. Your task is to decide whether to take another card ("hit") or stay with the cards you have ("stand"). You can also choose other actions, such as "double down" or "split a pair" in certain situations.
5. If the sum of your cards exceeds 21, you lose, which is called a "bust." If the sum is 21, you have blackjack and win unless the dealer also has blackjack.
6. After players make their moves, the dealer reveals the hole card. The dealer must take additional cards until their total is 17 or more.
7. If the dealer's point total exceeds 21, all remaining players win. If the dealer's total is less than or equal to 21, the totals of players and the dealer are compared, and the one with the higher total wins.

It's important to remember that blackjack rules may slightly vary in different casinos. Before playing, it's recommended to familiarize yourself with the rules of the specific establishment. Good luck in the game!

1. Poker is played with a deck of 52 cards. The goal is to win bets by having the best hand or forcing other players to fold.
2. The game starts with each player receiving two private cards (known as "hole cards").
3. Shared open cards, called "community cards" or "board cards," are placed on the table. This stage is known as the "flop," and usually, three cards are placed face up.
4. After the flop, there is a betting round where players can raise, fold, check, or call based on the strength of their cards or the situation.
5. A fourth community card, known as the "turn" or "fourth street," is placed face up on the table.
6. Another betting round follows the turn, and then a fifth and final community card, known as the "river" or "fifth street," is placed face up.
7. The final betting round occurs, and if there are two or more players remaining after the betting, a "showdown" takes place.
8. In the showdown, players reveal their hole cards, and the best hand is determined based on the combination of hole cards and community cards.
9. The player with the best hand wins the pot.

It's important to note that there are various poker variants, such as Texas Hold'em, Omaha, Stud, and others, each with its own rules and hand rankings. Before playing, it's recommended to familiarize yourself with the rules of the specific poker variant being played. Good luck in the game!