No Bonus Casino has Deal or No Deal at the live casino

Practically every online casino has a live casino option where casino game such as roulette and blackjack can be played but at No Bonus Casino you can now play Deal or No Deal. This is a completely new game for live casino and is similar to the well known TV show. You first have to qualify although that is not difficult, select a box to which you can add value and then wait for the offer from the banker. The exciting part then comes when you must decide whether to take the offer or take further risks which might increase or decrease the offer. There is some serious money to be won at No Bonus Casino and don’t forget that No Bonus Casino is one of the few online casinos that gives cash back if you lose. It used to be the only online casino that had a cash back offer but recently CasinoCasino has joined the fun and has the same offer. Cash back at this online casino really is cash. It is not free bets as in some offers and it does not need to be claimed. Make a deposit into your online casino account at nobonuscasino.com or casinocasino.com and if you mange to lose it all on the same day it was made by playing any of the casino games on site then 10% will be refunded the very next day with no questions asked. There are no restrictions placed on what you can do with the cash back so you can carry on playing or you could even withdraw it from your account.

Live casino is great for those Irish casino players that have a problem with random number generators that are responsible for deciding the next card or number on the roulette wheel at all online casinos. There are those that think online casinos rig their RNGs but the truth is they don’t or at least none of the casinos listed here at casinos.ie do. Good online casinos have their RNGs checked regularly by third parties and anyway casinos have no need to cheat as every casino game has a small margin that guarantees the casino will come out on top n the long run if there are enough players. This does not of course mean that the casino will win every time with every player as we all know it is possible to win substantial amounts of money on any given day. The live casino option does away with the RNG and simply relies on dealers to spin the roulette wheel or deal the cards all the while under the gaze of cameras which are transmitting the pictures to your PC or other device. In theory there is no difference in the chances of winning at either the regular online casino or the live casino version but everybody has their own opinion which is fine.

One of the biggest issues with the live casino option is the limited number of casino games which are available as if the game does not absolutely need a dealer it will not be there. Unfortunately this means that very many online casinos players will never try the live casino option despite offers which come along every now and then to tempt players to try. These are the casino slots players and there are plenty of them as slots are probably the most played of all casino games. There are several reasons that slots are so popular which include the entertainment value they can offer given the right slot but possibly the best reason is that slots provide the chance to win large amounts of money with very little outlay. Slots can be played with cents and it is still possible to win hundreds of Euro. Of course there are progressive jackpot slots that have possible payouts of millions of Euro but the stakes needed to win such large amounts will be in the tens of Euro per spin. This still  makes for a very healthy multiple which is not possible at casino games such as Roulette or Blackjack. The maximum odds at roulette are 35:1 for a single number win and for Blackjack the maximum payout is 3:2 for a blackjack. Of course these smaller payout odds mean that you are likely to win more often and in fact it is a well accepted fact that Blackjack has the smallest margin in favour of the casino of all casino games.

This is quite reasonable when you think about it. Each hand is played one on one against the dealer. Even if you are playing three or five hands, each one is played in turn against the dealer. It is therefore a one on one so either hand should have an equal chance of winning and in the case of a tie stakes are returned. This can make you wonder where the dealer margin is but the answer is simply that the player plays first. If the player busts (goes over 21) then they lose regardless of what happens to the dealer hand. Exceeding 21 is a regular occurrence in Blackjack both for the player and the dealer. The dealer has to draw cards to 17 or above so if the hand is 15 or 16 there are plenty of cards in the deck that will cause the hand to bust but if the players hand has already bust it is irrelevant. The same rule about drawing cards to 17 or above does not apply to the player who can stand on any number and in fact it may be wise to do so if the dealers hand looks like it could bust. There is no way of knowing whether this will happen or not but smart players will watch the single card that is visible in the dealer hand. If that is a 5 or a 6 it can be considered weak as the dealer will have to draw at least two cards which increases the chance of busting. There are no guarantees however.