‘Leo Vegas Hosts Real Dealer Studios Cinematic Live Roulette Tables’ (image source: www.leovegas.com/)
A new wave of live dealer games using random number generators and Hollywood quality cinematic video clips to bring replica live dealers to online casinos is now rocking the iGaming business, and Leo Vegas already sees the potential of this newfound fad as the rock star casino just rolled out multiple ‘Real Roulette’ tables designed by casino software manufacturer Realer Dealer Studios.
There are 4 new Real Dealer Studio tables already available in the Leo Vegas Casino ‘Table Games’ section, all of which use European style roulette wheels each hosted by their own cinematography recorded croupiers—Sarati, Caroline, Holly, and Bailey.
You may have already seen news covering the release ‘Real Baccarat with Sarati’ which was a partnership production between Real Dealer Studios and Microgaming, while this latest Leo Vegas deal has Sarati swapping from dealer to croupier on the roulette tables with the additional entourage of Caroline, Holly, and Bailey keeping her company.
For Real Dealer Studios, this latest Leo Vegas move is certainly yet another push in the right direction showcasing the casino gaming manufacturers exciting and awe-inspiring ‘Real Roulette’ collection at a casino licenced by the Malta Gaming Authority (MGA) and the UK Gambling Commission (UKGC) which opens up multiple global markets such as the UK, Canada, Netherlands, and New Zealand.
Hollywood-style cinematography
Each table perfectly simulates a live dealer roulette game with the only noticeable missing feature being the chat function. The cards are real, the tables are real, and the croupiers are real. However, there is a twist. Although the action appears to unfold in real-time, every coup was pre-recorded using Ultra-HD video clips of the croupiers.
To achieve the amazing one-of-a-kind final product, Real Dealer Studios called upon the expertise of reputable film directors and post-production crews, and all their efforts clearly went to good use. It also means that the croupiers had to spin the roulette reel numerous times to land all 37 numbers and record them into the cinematic results system.
Quite literally there is no other RNG table gaming experience like it. The only casino tables that come close to rivalling Real Dealer Studio’s cinematic gameplay are Evolution’s First Person tables, yet the extraordinary effort that went into bringing a new style of virtual table game to the market via 3D First Person roulette tables by is perhaps now overshadowed.
The control of virtual roulette on a table that offers live dealer gameplay
As an added advantage, players get a luxury live roulette table in a private studio with complete control over the time between betting and spinning the wheel. This is as opposed to live casino roulette tables hosted in real-time by a live croupier who would normally control the timing between each coup. It means roulette players have the look and feel of live casino table without the time limits.
Each table will also come with flexible betting limits so both budget players, mid-rollers, and whales can all place bets while it is also quite possible that there will also be micro-stakes versions of each table. Adding to this, players also get to choose which croupier they prefer, which is an option available in live dealer studios bringing yet another likeness between live casino roulette play and cinematic roulette to the tables.
Another step in the right direction for Real Dealer Studios
For Real Dealer Studios, having such a prominent online casino showcase the firm’s ‘alternative to live casino and virtual casino tables’ is a giant step forward as iGaming players gain access to yet another amazing new way to play casino table games.
Plus, with the manufacturer’s partnership with Microgaming, widespread distribution of Real Roulette and Real Baccarat tables is sure to expand not just across casinos but in variants of casino games as we expect blackjack, poker, craps, and sic bo to join the cinematic RNG live games portfolio.
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