This guide combines our coverage of Microgaming live dealer games and the casinos previously featured in our Microgaming casino guide. The game descriptions below provide historical context; they are not a statement that those tables remain available today.
A casino with Microgaming games in its library may use a different supplier for its live dealer tables. Check the provider named in the current live lobby, together with the rules and availability for your country.
Microgaming live dealer games: historical overview
Live roulette
Our original guide described a live European roulette offering, with browser access, betting history and options for viewing more than one game. It also covered an interface and video upgrade in 2009. Those platform features should be treated as historical rather than as a checklist for a current casino.
For the game itself, see our European roulette guide and live roulette guide. Check the wheel layout and rules on the specific table you select.
Live baccarat and Baccarat Turbo
The earlier coverage included multiplayer baccarat, Dragon Bonus and a faster Baccarat Turbo format. It described controls for adding another table and enlarging the video. Deck counts, commissions, side-bet payouts and betting timers belong to the individual game rules and should not be assumed from an older article.
Read our live baccarat guide for the main betting options. A faster format means more rounds can take place in a session; it does not improve the odds of an individual bet.
Live blackjack
Our historical article covered European-style live blackjack and features such as bet behind, a waiting list, adjustable video and a betting-history view. Bet behind allows a player to wager on a seated player’s hand, subject to the table’s rules.
Use our live blackjack guide to understand the format. Confirm blackjack payouts, doubling, splitting, surrender and bet-behind rules directly in the game rather than relying on the old platform specification.
Live Casino Hold’em
The original guide also discussed single-player and multiplayer access to live Casino Hold’em, including timed betting decisions. Casino Hold’em is played against the dealer rather than against other players. Read the current game instructions for ante, call and fold decisions, including what happens if a decision timer expires.
Playboy-branded live casino
Our older coverage described a Playboy-branded live casino launch in 2013, with roulette, blackjack and baccarat. This is historical branding information, not confirmation of a current Microgaming product. See our Playboy live casino article for related coverage.
Casinos covered in the previous guide
These five profiles preserve the useful operator references from our former casino list. They are not a verified list of casinos currently running Microgaming-branded live tables.
Betway
The previous article discussed Betway’s roulette selection. It mixed live tables with software roulette titles, which should be compared separately: a video feed of a real dealer is different from a computer-generated table game. Confirm the provider and format of each title in the current lobby.
Royal Panda
The Royal Panda profile was included for its range of casino games. The former list combined software blackjack variants with live games. Check current operator availability and distinguish those formats before using the older catalogue as a comparison.
Grand Mondial
Our Grand Mondial review provides the operator profile referenced in the original guide. Its association with Microgaming’s game library should not be taken as proof of the supplier behind its live blackjack, baccarat or roulette. Confirm both provider and country eligibility directly.
Luxury Casino
The previous guide distinguished Luxury Casino’s Microgaming game-library association from Evolution-supplied live tables. Read our Luxury Casino review and check the current live lobby for the provider, available games and local restrictions.
7Sultans
The former guide covered blackjack, European roulette and baccarat at 7Sultans, including bet-behind functionality. Treat these as historical references. Confirm whether the operator and individual tables are available in your market, and read the current rules before relying on those descriptions.
Choosing a live casino today
- Check the operator’s licence and whether it accepts players from your location.
- Identify the live game supplier separately from the casino’s slot or software library.
- Read the table rules, stakes, payout information and any side-bet conditions.
- Review withdrawal requirements and whether promotions include live games.
- Check the video and betting controls on your device, and set a spending and time limit.
Continue with our live casino guide, live dealer game overview or live game payout guide.
