The eight live tables and what they cost at the cashier
Within the 450-plus titles at Posido, the live category means eight featured tables. A real croupier works with real equipment, the round moves at the studio’s pace, and the player bets through the video feed. It is the most visually convincing category on the site and the most frequently misread at the cashier, because it differs from the others in three specific ways: there is no demo, the stake ranges sit higher, and bonus contribution is usually partial.
The eight featured tables
Baccarat Diamond Hall
A classic baccarat room with a longer round and several simultaneous bet types.
Baccarat Live
The base version: two sides, a tie, and a compact rule set.
Blackjack En Espanol 1
A blackjack table hosted in Spanish, with the standard decision set.
Dragon Tiger
The fastest round on the floor: two cards, one decision, an immediate result.
Dynasty Speed Baccarat 3
Accelerated baccarat with a shortened betting window.
Gravity Blackjack
A blackjack table offering side bets alongside the main wager.
Mega Bola
A draw-based game-show format allowing several simultaneous cards.
Oracle 360 Roulette
Roulette shot from multiple angles, with continuous coverage of the wheel.
No demo, and why that is not an oversight
This is the one category that cannot be run with play money, because the table exists physically, in a studio, with a croupier working a real shift. Anyone who wants to sit down therefore needs a funded balance first — the minimum deposit is 5 000 Ft, or roughly the equivalent of 10 000 Ft in crypto. To learn the rules without stakes, the digital equivalents are the right place, and those are described under table games.
Higher stake ranges, in forint
Each table has its own minimum and maximum stake in forint (HUF), shown in the lobby before entry. Live minimums are typically higher than those of digital versions, because running a studio is a fixed cost. That has a practical consequence for bankroll planning: a 5 000 Ft deposit can disappear within a few rounds at a higher-limit table. The sensible order is to pick the table to fit the balance rather than the reverse, keeping in mind that winnings only become withdrawable above the 10 000 Ft floor.
Partial weighting, and the trap inside it
Live tables generally receive only partial weighting in bonus terms, and in several cases are excluded from wagering entirely. This is one of the quietest traps in the whole cashier: the player is playing, the money is moving, and the requirement barely shifts, because only a fraction of the turnover counts. Since no withdrawal can be requested while a bonus remains open, that fraction directly postpones the payout. The calculation is on the wagering page and the detail under bonus terms. The maximum stake permitted during a bonus belongs to the same paragraph, and it is easier to breach here than anywhere else, precisely because live limits are higher.
Connections, betting windows and evidence
A live feed carries continuous data, and the betting window is time-boxed. If the connection drops while a bet is being placed, the round still runs in the studio. What happens to the stake is determined by the table’s own rules, and the sequence can be checked afterwards in the game history. If a settlement did not come out as expected, write to support with the table name, the time of the round and the stake amount — those three details are enough to trace it.
When the balance becomes withdrawable, the usual schedule applies: approval in 2–12 hours on weekdays and 6–24 hours at weekends and public holidays, then dispatch and booking on the receiving side. The channel-level breakdown is on the withdrawals page.
Common questions about live tables
Can a live table be tried without depositing?
How much does a live table contribute to wagering?
What happens if the connection drops mid-round?
The other categories are covered under slots and table games, with the full catalogue under games.