Live dealer vs RNG games: what actually changes

The mechanical difference

RNG games run against software: the outcome is generated the moment you act, rounds are fast, and stakes can be tiny. Live dealer games stream a human-run table: outcomes follow the physical shoe or wheel, rounds take minutes, and minimum stakes are usually higher.

What changes in practice

• Pace — RNG suits short sessions; live tables impose their own rhythm and are harder to over-extend precisely because rounds are slower.

• Transparency — a live stream shows the physical action; RNG fairness rests on the provider's certification. Both are audited models, but they are audited differently.

• Stakes — live minimums are typically multiples of RNG minimums.

• Contribution — bonus wagering often counts live tables at a lower percentage or not at all; check the contribution table.

• Data — live streams are the heaviest mobile case; plan for Wi-Fi on metered connections.

Choosing between them

Neither format is "better"; they serve different sessions. If you want deliberate pace and visible dealing, live tables fit. If you want quick rounds and micro-stakes, RNG fits. Our games hub breaks down the game families and where each shines.