Guide overview
Compare streamed dealer tables with automated game interfaces in terms of presentation, pace, rules and access needs.
Presentation differs
A live dealer game streams a host or table through video, while an RNG table presents outcomes through software animation. Both formats have published game rules, but the user interface, pace and available bet options can differ.
Check limits and rules per table
The same game family can have multiple tables with different minimums, maximums, side bets or rule variations. A live stream can also require a stable connection and use a betting timer. Read the information panel for the exact table rather than assuming all versions match.
Choose for usability, not promised results
A video stream does not make a result more favorable, and an animated interface does not remove the game’s rules. Consider whether the pace, accessibility and controls work for you. Leave the table if a timer creates pressure.