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Every casino on LiveCasino24 meets five standards for live casino play.
A valid licence
Your money and privacy are protected, and the casino is supervised by a regulator.
Responsible gambling tools
You can set limits, take a break, or find help when you need it.
Live games from quality providers
The casino works with providers whose live games pass our quality checks.
A clean reputation
No clear pattern of serious complaints from other players.
Direct contact options
You can reach a real support team with your questions.
Because each casino on LiveCasino24 meets the same five standards, the order is not a ranking. You can choose the one that fits you best, based on the welcome bonus, game providers and the payment methods.
What Is a Live Casino?
A live casino is one part of an online casino. Most online casinos split their games into separate lobbies. There is a lobby for live casino games, a lobby for slots and other RNG table games, and often a section for sports betting. The live casino is the lobby where you play with a real dealer.
In a live casino, the game runs in a studio and you watch it on a live video stream. You place your bets from your phone or computer, and the dealer spins the wheel or deals the cards in real time. If you are on this page, you most likely want to play live casino games. You can do that at every casino above.
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Our Five Standards Explained
Here we explain each of our five standards for live casino play: what we check, and why it matters for you.
1. A Valid Casino Licence
The first thing we check is whether a casino holds a valid gambling licence. If we cannot confirm a valid licence, the casino does not qualify for LiveCasino24. This is our most important standard.
A licence matters because it is the basic proof that someone supervises the casino. A licensed casino has to follow rules about player privacy, about how it handles your money, and about fair play. If something goes wrong, there is a regulator you can turn to. Without a licence you have none of that.
Which regulator we expect depends on where you play. In countries where online casino is fully regulated, we expect a licence from the local authority. The Netherlands is a good example. A casino that wants to offer games to Dutch players needs a licence from the Kansspelautoriteit. In markets that are not fully regulated yet, a licence is just as important. Here we look for a licence from a recognised international regulator. Two examples are the Malta Gaming Authority and the Curaçao Gaming Authority.
This Is How We Verify the Licence
First, we look for the licence on the casino website. Most of the time it is in the footer, at the bottom of the page, though sometimes it is on a separate “about us” page. But finding it there is not enough on its own, because anyone can place a licence number or a logo on a page. That is why we take a second step.
We look up the licence in the public register of the regulator. This is what proves the licence is real and still active. How easy this is depends on the regulator. The Malta Gaming Authority has a clear public register that is simple to search, while the register for Curaçao licences is harder to use. So for some casinos the check takes more effort than for others. Either way, we do it carefully for every casino on this page, so you do not have to.
2. Responsible Gambling Tools
Before we list a casino on LiveCasino24, we check whether it offers responsible gambling tools. A casino must have at least three of the tools below to be considered for placement on our website:
- Player limits (at least two of: deposit, loss, time, or wager limits)
- Reality checks
- Cooling-off period (time-out)
- Self-exclusion
- Information about gambling risks
- Links to help organisations
These tools matter, because gambling should stay enjoyable and under your control.
3. Live Games from Quality Providers
LiveCasino24 is all about live casino games, so we look closely at a casino’s live lobby. A casino does not make its own live games. They come from separate companies called game providers, and there are more than 100 of them. They are not all equally good. Some make strong live games that you find at many casinos. Others are used by only a few casinos, or make games that do not reach the same level. This is why we mark some providers as quality providers. These providers deliver their games to multiple licensed casinos and also need to pass our quality check. We look for a stable stream, a professional dealer, an interface that is easy to use and games that work well on your phone.
To appear on LiveCasino24, a casino must work with at least two providers from our list of quality live casino providers. Examples are Evolution, Pragmatic Play Live, and Playtech Live. A casino that works only with providers outside this list does not qualify.
Still, a quality provider does not mean every game is perfect. Even the best providers make some games that play better than others. This is why we score each game on its own. Our provider check covers the basics: the stream, the dealer, the interface, and whether the game works on your phone. Our game reviews go beyond that. We play each game and score it on points such as the payouts, the bonus features, and how often the big wins happen. Want to see which games score best? Visit our live casino game reviews.
4. No Pattern of Serious Complaints
We also check the public reputation of a casino before we list it. If we find a pattern of serious and repeated complaints, the casino does not qualify for LiveCasino24.
This check needs care, because casino reviews are not always what they seem. A lot of negative reviews come from a player who lost, or who did not read the bonus rules and felt cheated. That is frustration, not proof that the casino did something wrong. Reviews can also be manipulated. A casino can post fake praise about itself, and a competitor can post fake complaints. So we do not judge a casino on a few reviews, good or bad.
What we look for is a pattern: the same serious problem, reported by different players, again and again, over a longer time. To find these patterns, we look at public sources such as Trustpilot, Reddit, and casino forums. We especially watch for:
- Unpaid winnings
- Accounts closed without a clear reason
- Long withdrawal delays without explanation
- Unfair identity checks that block withdrawals
- Bonus terms that players often find misleading
5. Contact Options
Before we list a casino on LiveCasino24, we check that players can reach support when they have a question or a problem. A casino must offer at least one direct way to contact a real support team:
- Live chat
- Email support
- A contact form
A help centre or FAQ page is useful, but it is not enough on its own. You need a way to reach a person when something goes wrong with your account, your payments, or a bonus. Live chat is the most convenient, because it is usually the fastest, but email or a contact form also meets our standard.
Choosing Between These Casinos
We check our five standards for you, because they are the same for every player. The payment methods and the welcome bonus matter just as much. But the best choice here is different for everyone, so this part is up to you.
#1 Payment Options
Not every casino offers the same payment methods. Some have a lot of choice: your local bank, credit cards like Visa and Mastercard, and e-wallets like PayPal and Skrill. Others are more limited. Some offer only one card type. Some accept only Bitcoin.
For you, more choice is not always better. What matters is that the casino has the one method you want to use. A casino with just a few methods can be perfect, as long as one of them works for you. So check that you can put money in and take it out in a way that suits you.
The casino blocks above show a selection of the payment methods. You will find the complete list on the casino’s own page.
#2 Welcome Bonus
Most online casinos give new players a welcome bonus. It gives you extra money to play with, so it is worth using. But the size is not the only thing that matters. What decides the value of a bonus is the wagering requirement. This is the number of times you must bet a bonus before you can withdraw your winnings, often written as “35x”.
So how high is too high? We see anything under 35x as acceptable, and the lower the better. From 50x and up, you have to bet a lot more. Take a 100 euro bonus. At 35x you bet 3,500 euro. At 50x you bet 5,000 euro. That is 1,500 euro more in bets for the same bonus.
The number itself is only the start, because the same “35x” can be easy at one casino and hard at another. We explain what makes a wagering requirement easy or hard on our live casino bonuses page.
Who Checks the Standards
Biljana Lukovic checks every casino on this page. She looks up each licence, studies the live lobby, and goes through the public sources. She decides whether a casino meets all five standards and appears here. Casinos change, so this is not a one-time check. A casino can lose its licence. A reputation can change. Biljana checks the casinos on this page again over time. If one no longer meets the five standards, she removes it.
Géron de Werd checked the casinos on this page until July 2026. From August 2026, Biljana has taken over this task, because checking casinos is her specialism. She has worked in online gambling since 2020.
Biljana checks with care, but she can still miss something. If you see a problem with a casino on this page, please let us know.
How We Make Money
We want to be open about how LiveCasino24 earns money. Most casinos on this page are commercial partners. When you sign up through a link on our website, the casino pays us a commission. This does not cost you anything. You do not pay more, you do not lose part of your bonus, and you do not get different terms because you used our link. The casino pays us, not you.
The idea is simple. We help you find a casino, and the casino pays us for sending a new player. That is how a referral partner works, and it is how we keep the website running. This does not change how we review games. We earn from casinos, not from the studios that make the games. We have no commercial ties with game providers. So our game reviews, our scores, and our strategy guides are based only on our own hands-on testing.
FAQs
Our five standards cover the things that are the same for every player. A valid licence, a clean reputation, a good choice of games: these are good for everyone, so we can check them for you.
Two things are just as important, but there is no single best answer: the welcome bonus and the payment methods. The best choice here is different for every player, because it depends on what you like and where you play. That is not something we can decide for you, so we leave it in your hands.
No. The live casino is one lobby inside the online casino. You make one account, add money, and then choose the lobby you want. The same account works for live games, slots, and the other games the casino offers.
Because the games come from the providers, not from the casino. A casino pays a provider to offer its games. So you find the same game, like a roulette or game show, at more than one casino. The casino around it is different: the bonus, the payment methods, and the other lobbies.
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