Let us be clear from the start, as it saves disappointment: you will not find a dealer in the flesh here. Our B+ licence covers automated online games, and that regulatory constraint has produced a format with advantages of its own, starting with the pace.
Live casino: three families of tables
The distinction is explained nowhere, yet it changes the experience completely.
Automated roulettes rely on a real wheel, installed in a studio and filmed continuously. A compressed-air mechanism propels the ball, sensors read the winning number and send it to your screen. Nothing is simulated: this is genuine mechanics, simply with nobody there to operate it.
Virtual roulettes work the other way round. The wheel is a three-dimensional animation and the outcome is produced by a certified randomiser. They allow presentations impossible in the physical world, and often lower stakes.
Classic table games — blackjack, baccarat, video poker — belong to that second category. You play against the program, at your own pace, with no time limit on your decisions.
What the absence of a dealer actually changes
The dealer is often presented as a plus. In practice, their absence brings three measurable advantages.
You wait for nobody. At a dealt table, you have to wait for the other players to bet, for the cards to be dealt, for the call to be made. Here, one round follows another as soon as the previous one ends. An automated roulette turns roughly twice as fast as a staffed table.
Stakes start lower. A studio with staff costs money, and that cost feeds into the minimums. An automated table accepts amounts that staffed tables turn away, which opens the format to smaller budgets.
No social pressure. No chat, no other players waiting on your decision, no eyes on your choices. For many, that is precisely what makes the format comfortable.
The roulettes in the live casino
This is the best-stocked family. You will find automated versions from Stakelogic and Pragmatic Play, classic and VIP variants according to the stake range, and accelerated roulettes for those who like to keep moving.
Amusnet adds a more imaginative virtual range, with settings running from a stylised Monaco to outer space, and multiplier versions where certain numbers see their payout inflated before the spin.
The choice of variant remains the parameter that matters most, well ahead of the presentation. The European version, with its single zero, leaves a noticeably lower house edge than the American with its two green pockets. At equal presentation, that one difference weighs more than everything else. The full range can be browsed from the roulette page.
Blackjack and baccarat at virtual tables
At blackjack, your decisions count for more than in any other game in the catalogue. Hitting, standing, doubling or splitting a pair genuinely changes your odds, where a slot plays out entirely on the spin. Multi-hand versions let you play several positions at once.
Baccarat gets straight to the point: three possible bets, no decision once the stake is placed, and a house edge among the lowest in the whole casino. It is the table game you pick up fastest, and Casino King's two tables, from GameArt and TaDa Gaming, let you play baccarat online in Belgium without waiting for a dealer.
Video poker is not played live and sits somewhere apart, between the machine and the card game: on video poker machines, you are dealt a hand, you choose which cards to keep, and the paytable settles the payout. It is also one of the rare games where the return depends directly on the quality of your choices, not only on the deal.
All those titles sit under card games, and the full catalogue across every category can be browsed from all games.
How an automated roulette works
The set-up is worth describing, because it explains why the outcome is every bit as reliable as with a dealer.
The wheel is identical to the one in a physical casino, with its numbered pockets and its precision plate. A mechanical arm or a jet of compressed air launches the ball, with force and angle varying from spin to spin. Optical sensors detect the pocket where it settles and pass the result to the payout system.
The equipment is certified and audited, exactly like random number generators. The difference with a staffed table is therefore not a question of reliability, only of human presence.
Which live casino table to choose for your style
If you are starting out, begin with a European automated roulette. The rules are learned in a single round, the single zero limits the house edge, and the pace leaves you time to observe without being rushed.
If you are looking to make a small budget last, the virtual versions accept the lowest stakes and let you play for a long time without committing much.
If you want your decisions to carry weight, head for blackjack. It is the only game in the catalogue where a good or bad choice changes the expected outcome, independently of luck.
Live casino games on computer and phone
Everything runs in the browser, with no app to install. On mobile, the tables switch to a vertical layout and the betting areas widen so they stay usable with a thumb.
The filmed roulettes need a stable connection, since a video stream is involved. The virtual versions run locally and stay perfectly smooth even on a mediocre network — worth knowing if you play on the move.
Your balance, your limits and your history stay identical from one device to another. A session started on a computer picks up on a phone with nothing lost.
Live casino at a licensed Belgian site
These tables operate under number B+19763, granted by the Belgian gambling regulator. The usual rules apply: access from the age of 21, identity verified before the first stake, deposit limits active at all times.
Table games lend themselves particularly well to long sessions, because rounds follow one another quickly and no natural pause imposes itself. Setting a time limit makes as much sense here as setting a budget limit.
Your winnings are withdrawn like any others, with instant payout to your bank account. These tables are only one part of what Casino King offers, alongside the dice games, the dice slots and the jackpots.
Frequently asked questions
No. Our B+ licence covers automated online games. The tables run without a dealer, either with a physical wheel driven by a mechanism or entirely in software.
The automated one uses a real wheel filmed in a studio, with the ball propelled mechanically. The virtual one is an animation whose result is drawn by a certified randomiser.
Yes. The automated equipment and the generators are certified and audited, just like any piece of casino equipment.
The virtual versions offer a demonstration mode on play-money credits. The filmed roulettes, which involve real equipment, are played for real money only.
No, they generally start lower than at staffed tables, since there are no staffing costs to cover.
Yes, provided the operator holds a licence from the Belgian Gaming Commission. The tables here operate under number B+19763.
A European version. Its single zero noticeably reduces the casino's edge compared with the American, which carries two.
For the filmed roulettes, yes, as a video stream is transmitted. The virtual versions work without any particular requirement.
