Live Game Shows

Play the Best Live Casino Game Shows 2020

Live casino game shows let you live your dream! Many of us watched games shows when we were younger and longed to be on that stage winning money and prizes. Well, technology has smiled upon us, and now you can be "on" a game show using your computer or mobile device.

Real hosts. Real money. Real prizes. You'll love it!

Where to Play the Best Live Casino Game Shows in the US

A handful of online casinos in the US  have jumped at the opportunity to offer their customers this great new form of entertainment. 

The most common live game show you will find right now is Dream Catcher. You can find Dream Catcher at the following casinos

• Hard Rock
• PartyCasino
• SugarHouse
• BetMGM
• Borgata

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Most Popular Live Casino Game Shows

While the market for live game shows in the US is still in its fledgling state, it is vastly growing across the pond in Europe. Because of this, we can predict the future of live game shows here. 

While Dream Catcher is already available in some of the best casinos in the US, we are looking forward to seeing a few of these other titles as well. 

Dream Catcher

Having been the first live game show created by Evolution Gaming, it makes sense that Dream Catcher would be the first one unveiled in the US. 

This game is a spinning wheel of chance hosted by a live dealer. Players will place their wagers on a number, attempting to guess where the wheel will stop. The options for numbers to wager on are 1, 2, 5, 10, 20 and 40, with the payout corresponding to the number. 

There are also multipliers on the wheel: a 7x multiplier and a 2x multiplier. Each time the wheel lands on a multiplier, it is spun again until it lands on a wagered upon number. This means that there is an opportunity to stack multipliers. 

You could probably most equate this game with Live Roulette, but without the 0 spaces. 

Monopoly Live

Monopoly Live is one of the newer live casino games offered by Evolution. In this live casino game show, the classic board game comes to life! 

This is another spinning wheel of chance game, where players place their bets on where the wheel will stop. However, this game has the potential to trigger a Bonus Game if it lands on a designated space. 

In this bonus game, Mr. Monopoly comes to life and walks around the board triggering multipliers that will stack up and could potentially increase your winnings by 150x! 

Deal or No Deal

Deal or No Deal brings the classic game show to a whole new level! This is another live dealer game show brought to you by Evolution Gaming. 

The Game is divided into three segments. 

Segment 1: The player spins a wheel shaped like a bank vault to “qualify” for the game. The vault’s spaces have to line up in a specific way for players to qualify. The order lined up adds specific multipliers for when the player gets to segment 3. 

Segment 2: Once players have unlocked the bank vault, it’s off to the top-up round. This is where players work to increase their “findings” for segment 3. Another spinning wheel will appear on the screen, this time with amounts on each space. The player spins the wheel, and the amount landed on is the multiplier that will be added. 

Segment 3: In the final segment, is where the live dealer appears with their assistant. You will see rows of briefcases, and instantly be reminded of why you’re there. Each briefcase is worth a set amount based upon the previous two rounds. They will then be opened one-by-one with the live dealer offering “deals” to the player throughout to stop opening briefcases or go for the big one. Once the game is down to two briefcases, players can choose “Deal,” “No Deal,” or “Switch Briefcase.” 

The three segments build upon each other, building the suspense to keep players interested but also the potential for big winnings.

What are Live Casino Game Shows?

Live casino game shows blend your favorite TV and board games with the thrill of betting at a casino. Each one has a live dealer who acts as the host of the game show, and are filmed in real time at a live studio in high definition. The games themselves look like game shows you're familiar with, including the big spinning wheel. The only difference is that, this time, you are the star of the show!

Live Casino TV Game Show style 

Live casino TV game shows are those inspired by already existing game shows you would be familiar with on TV. 

An example of this would be Deal or No Deal. 

Original Live Casino Game Show

Original live casino game shows are unique concepts created by the software developer, but played out in a game show format. 

Examples of this would be Monopoly Live and Dream Catcher. 

How Live Casino Game Shows work?

Live casino game shows look like a game show, but work more like a live dealer game. The host is essentially the dealer, as they are in charge of spinning the wheel and other tasks to keep the game moving. But the casino aspect of the game, is that players are still placing wagers on the outcome of the game; whether it be the outcome of the wheel or what’s inside the briefcase. These games also use Random Number Generator software, keeping all game outcomes random and fair. 

How to play in a Live Casino Game Shows?

The rules of the game are dependent on which game you choose to play. 

However, to play any game at an online casino the first step is that you will have to register as a user on the casino’s website. 

Get registered on the casino

You'll follow the normal process to register. You'll need to provide:

• Name
• Email
• Mailing address
• Date of Birth
• Last 4 digits of Social Security Number

Be sure to grab a welcome bonus to get you started.

Choose your game 

Once you are registered and verified, you will have to choose the game you want to play. Currently, Dream Catcher is the only live casino game show you will find at most online casinos. However, check back often as this will likely change as live casino game shows grow in popularity. 

Live Casino Game Shows on Mobile

The great news is that you can play live game shows on your mobile as well! You still get full access to the game. 

Since live streaming uses a lot of data, it's recommended that you only play with a strong WiFi connection.

Are Live Casino Game Shows rigged?

No, live casino game shows are not rigged. It would be extremely difficult for them to be. For starters, live casino game shows are filmed from a studio in real time. Secondly, the machines used in that studio use RNG software to keep the outcomes random. And finally, each game is monitored and regulated by the state's gaming authorities to be sure that they're not rigged. 

If casinos are caught not following state laws to keep their games fair for players, they risk paying hefty fines and even the possibility of being shut down from operating in the state. In short, it doesn’t pay to cheat. 

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