Which sweepstakes casinos have live dealer games?
A minority of them. Two of the twelve game lists we hold record live dealer tables; the other ten do not. Both of those lists are seeds — nobody has checked either against the operator's own information — so this is what our records say rather than something we have established.
You cannot set it as a must-have in the finder at the moment, and that is deliberate. Both game-list must-haves are withdrawn until every profile carries a game list read off an operator's own page, so nothing here is ruled in or out on a seed.
Who this is for
Somebody who plays blackjack or roulette against a person and finds the software versions a poor substitute.
Where it depends on you
Whether you would sign up without it. The finder cannot act on that either way today, so this page is the answer rather than a run of the finder.
How rare it is here
Two of the twelve game lists we hold record live dealer. Why the other ten do not is not something we can see from the outside, and we are not going to guess at it — nor have we confirmed that they do not, because no game list here has been read off an operator's own page.
We record whether a game list names live dealer, not how many tables a site runs, so we can't tell you how the selection compares with a conventional casino.
Why the finder will not filter on it
A must-have is an exclusion, and an exclusion is only worth as much as the field behind it. The field here is the game list, and no game list on any profile has been read off an operator's own page — so the exclusion would have ruled a site out, or let one through, on a value nobody has checked — clearing a site just as wrongly as removing one.
Both rules that read the game list are therefore withdrawn, and the live-dealer question went with them: a question no live rule reads is one we have no business putting to you. The game-type question is still asked, because a weighted rule still reads it, but an unconfirmed value scores as unknown — so that answer is recorded and shown back to you and it moves nothing.
It comes back on its own. The day every profile the finder can return carries a game list with its source and the date it was read, both rules run again and the question returns with them. The methodology page lists the withdrawal rule by rule and states what would lift it.
The tradeoffs
- Both of the sites whose recorded list carries live dealer also carry a wide library band. If you are starting out, that is a lot of lobby to learn at once — though neither the list nor the band is confirmed on either of them.
- We don't record which balance a site's live tables accept, so we can't tell you whether a free balance reaches them. If both matter to you, check it on the site itself rather than relying on us.
Where this answer stops
- We record whether live dealer appears in a game list, not which studio supplies it or which specific tables are running today. Game catalogues aren't something we cover, and the lists we do hold are unconfirmed on every profile.