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Live Casino Games: what does a live table really cost per hour?

Pick a live dealer game, set your bet and your session length, and see the expected cost, the typical swing and how every game compares. Then find a live casino that accepts players from United States.

Live table cost calculator

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Pick a game, a bet and how long you plan to play. The calculator multiplies the published house edge by the amount you wager, so you see the expected cost, not a prediction.

Assumptions you can change

House edges of the standard bets are exact maths. Rounds per hour vary by table and casino: replace it with what you see. For game shows, enter the RTP-based edge from the game's information panel (edge = 100 − RTP).

Expected cost of the session$3.00$3.00 per hour
Rounds played
60
Total wagered
$600.00
House edge
0.5%

Typical swing: about two sessions in three end between a loss of $92.08 and a win of $86.08. One session can land far outside that range.

Expected cost is an average over many sessions. Short sessions are dominated by luck, and no strategy can beat the house edge in the long run.

What an hour costs at the same bet

Same bet, same hour, different games. Tap a row to load it into the calculator.

Based on a bet of $10.00 per round, the default house edge and the pace shown in the calculator.

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FAQ

What does the Live Table Cost Calculator do?

It estimates what a live session costs on average. You pick a game, enter your bet per round and how long you play, and it multiplies bet, rounds and the game's house edge. It also shows a typical swing around that figure, so you can see how far a real session can wander. All formulas are visible on the page.

Where do the rounds-per-hour numbers come from?

They are assumptions, not measurements: a starting pace for each game type that you can change to match how you actually play. Faster tables mean more bets per hour and a higher hourly cost, which is why the pace is editable.

Is the result a prediction of what I will lose?

No. The house edge is an average over a very large number of rounds. In a single session you can win or lose much more than the estimate. Use the number to compare games and set a budget, not to forecast a night.

How does the Game Finder choose?

You answer three short questions about budget, pace and appetite for variance, and it points to the live game types that fit best. It is a starting point for browsing, not a recommendation to gamble. Try the finder →

Is live roulette better value on a European wheel?

With one zero the house edge is 2.70 percent, against 5.26 percent on a wheel with a double zero. If you have the choice, the European wheel costs roughly half as much for the same bets. Roulette guide →

Do live games count toward bonus wagering?

Often only partly or not at all. Every casino sets its own contribution percentages, so read the bonus terms before you accept an offer if you mainly play live tables. Bonus guide →

Why do the casinos change by country?

Casinos accept players only from certain countries. The list on this site shows the ones available where you are, and each country also has its own page you can open directly. Casino lists →

How do I choose a live casino?

Check the studios and tables, the limits, stream quality, withdrawal rules and support, then read the terms. Our guide explains these checks and how the casino list on this site is built. Choosing guide →