Rule card index: twenty game and practice pages in four columns
Below are the site's game and practice pages by category. Column three says whether you really decide anything in the round; column four shows the type of house edge.
| Page | What it covers | Do you decide? | House edge |
|---|---|---|---|
| Live roulette | wheel, ball, a European round | bet choice only | fixed: 2.70%, one zero |
| Roulette bets | payout and odds of every field, 37 pockets | bet choice only | fixed, same on every standard bet |
| French roulette | La Partage: what zero gives back | bet choice only | fixed, 1.35% on even money |
| Auto roulette | dealerless wheel, machine-launched ball | bet choice only | fixed, faster pace |
| Multiplier roulette | lucky numbers, trimmed base payout | bet choice only | RTP differs by bet |
| Live blackjack | card values, five buttons, dealer's fixed rule | yes, every hand | rule-dependent (decks, S17, 3:2) |
| Blackjack variants | dealerless and free-double tables | yes | rule-dependent, not always published |
| Blackjack side bets | 21+3 and Perfect Pairs paytables | placing the bet only | own RTP per side bet |
| Baccarat | punto banco, third card, 5% commission | side choice only | fixed: 1.06% / 1.24% / 14.36% |
| Baccarat formats | No Commission, Super 6 and others | side choice only | varies by format |
| Dragon Tiger | one-card showdown, tie rule | side choice only | fixed, the tie bet is costly |
| Game shows | host, wheel, dice, ball | field choice only | RTP differs by field |
| Bonus rounds in shows | multipliers, boosters, win caps | none, the draw decides | base payout funds the multiplier |
| Dice shows | Mega Sic Bo and Dice City mechanics | field choice only | RTP differs by bet |
| Ball and bingo shows | The Bingo Spot, 24D Spin and similar | ticket or bet only | differs by bet, partly not published |
| Live lobby | categories, tags, the bonus rule | not a game page | – |
| Live studios | who streams, what they publish | not a game page | – |
| Live play on mobile | browser, aspect ratio, connection | not a game page | – |
| Session limits | time and money limits | yes: the limit is yours | – |
| Pace and tilt | chasing, fast tables, exit points | yes: leaving is your call | – |
If you read one column, read the third. Blackjack is the only live game here where hitting and standing really shift the expected result. Elsewhere, once your bet is down, the wheel, card or ball decides.
Column four matters too. A ‘fixed’ edge comes from the game's structure and is the same at every table; ‘rule-dependent’ means a small rule (deck count, the dealer's 17 rule, the natural's payout) moves it. ‘Differs by bet’ marks multiplier and show formats, where several prices run on one screen.
Beginners should start with the live roulette rule card, which has the fewest variables. For real decisions, the blackjack rule card comes next.
Item, Value, Source: how to read a card
Every game page opens with a three-column table. Item is the question (what you bet on, what decides, what it pays), Value is the answer, and Source says how far you can rely on it.
The Source column uses four entries:
- official studio page – the studio states the rule or figure itself, on its game page or help;
- two independent sites – no studio data, but two unrelated reviewers give the same figure; if they differ, we print none;
- mathematical constant – the figure follows from the structure of the game, such as the 1/37 house edge of a 37-pocket wheel;
- not published – no studio figure and no pair of agreeing sources exist, and we do not guess.
The fourth label is information, not a gap. If an RTP field says ‘not published’, the table's own help screen is the only place left to look.
Below the table each card walks through one round, then a block on what the lobby does not say. Where we calculate, you will see ‘Illustrative calculation (not Dukat.bet data)’: stake and round count are invented, the maths is real.
Each card is dated at the bottom. Tables come and go, so compare an older entry with the table's current help screen.
Window, draw, settlement: the shared rhythm of live tables
Every live round splits into the same three stages. First the betting window opens with a countdown and you place your chips. Then the draw: the wheel spins, cards are dealt or the ball drops. Finally settlement, when bets are credited or deducted.
The difference is where you get a say. At roulette and baccarat, only in the first stage; at blackjack, also mid-draw, after every card. Game shows may add a fourth stage, the bonus round, where you cannot intervene.
The game shows page breaks the shows down by category: wheel, dice, ball and bingo.
At every table the next window opens almost straight after settlement, so taking a pause is up to you; the stream will not stop for you.
Fixed, rule-dependent, varying by bet: what it means over 100 rounds
Edge types sound abstract until you attach a sum.
Illustrative calculation (not Dukat.bet data): you stake 2 EUR in each of 100 rounds. That is 200 EUR of turnover in total, and the expected loss follows the house edge:
| Bet (100 × 2 EUR) | House edge | Expected loss | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| European roulette, any standard bet | 2.70% | 5.40 EUR | mathematical constant |
| Baccarat, Banker (5% commission) | 1.06% | approx. 2.12 EUR | mathematical constant |
| Baccarat, Player | 1.24% | approx. 2.48 EUR | mathematical constant |
| Baccarat, Tie 8:1 | 14.36% | approx. 28.72 EUR | mathematical constant |
On the same turnover, your choice of bet can mean a thirteenfold difference. The 8:1 tie payout sounds tempting, but its edge dwarfs the two main bets.
Expected value is not a forecast. One evening can stray far from it either way, and nothing assures a profit. Over time, though, every table drifts towards these figures, which is why the cards show them.
The main live offer, and a rule that seems to contradict it
For live tables Dukat.bet highlights the Live Casino Bonus – 500% up to 3,000 EUR + 15% Cashback package. Read the offer's own terms before activating; the details are there, not on the banner.
Under the general rules (2.14), a stake at a live dealer table does not, by default, reduce the wagering requirement at all. Whether the live offer is an exception is set only by its separate terms, so check before you bet.
You need not accept it: point 2.12 explicitly lets you decline. Saying no is as valid a choice as activating it.
A map of the lobby and a closer reading of the bonus rule are on the live lobby page.
Studios and screens: two quick clarifications
At our October check, six studios supplied the Dukat.bet live streams – Ezugi, Pragmatic Play Live, SA Gaming, Winfinity, Plati+ and Enjoy Gaming – but there was no Evolution table among them.
Of three often-mentioned slot studios, Kajot is not on the provider list, and Playson and Thunderkick offer only slots, no live tables.
On a phone the live tables run in the browser, and you can add an icon to your home screen, but we found no native app in either store.
Blank fields on purpose: limits, table count, payments
Some data is on no card, deliberately. We print no table minimums or maximums, not even from studio sites: they vary by table and over time, and only the open table shows them reliably.
Also missing: table count, payment methods, withdrawal times, licence details and the wagering multiplier. These belong to Dukat.bet's own interface and support, not a rules page.
Spot an outdated rule or wrong payout? Report it via the contact page; after the fix, a new date appears at the foot of the page.
Adults only, with an amount fixed in advance
The live casino is meant for players over 18, and it is a pastime, not a way to earn money. Its price is predictable: the house edge works in every round, whether you win that round or not.
Before you sit down, fix the amount and the time, and keep to them even on a good run. A live table moves faster than it looks; the session limits page shows how to turn a stake into a round count.
If you start raising your stake after a losing round to win the money back, or you are well past the time you planned, get up. Our responsible gaming page also explains where you can get help where you live.