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Virtual Games
Digital versions of baccarat and roulette, decided by a random number generator. No dealer, no table queue — each round begins when you press play.
Live or virtual?
Two ways to play the same classics
| Virtual games | Live games | |
|---|---|---|
| Result decided by | Random number generator | Physical cards, wheel or dice |
| Dealer | None | Human dealer on camera |
| Pace | You start each round | Rounds run on the table’s timer |
| Good for | Learning rules, quick sessions | The atmosphere of a real table |
| Where | This page | Live Casino lobby |
Faster rounds mean faster spending. Because virtual games start when you press play, a session can move quickly. Keep an eye on your balance and set limits in My Account.
Learn the rules
New to baccarat or roulette?
Virtual tables follow the same rules as the live ones. The Game Guide explains bets, payouts and odds in plain language.
Virtual games questions
What is the difference between a virtual game and a live game?
A live game uses a human dealer and physical cards, wheel or dice on a video stream. A virtual game is fully digital: a random number generator (RNG) produces each result, and the round starts when you are ready.
Are virtual games fair?
Results come from a random number generator, so each round is independent of the last. The rules and payouts of each game are shown in its information panel.
Do virtual games use the same wallet?
Yes. Virtual games, slots, live tables and Color Games all use the same peso balance in your account.
Why is there no dealer or chat?
Virtual games have no studio, so there is no dealer, no table queue and no betting timer set by others. That makes them a good way to learn the rules at your own pace.