SBOBET Live Blackjack: how the dealer table screen works

The rules are printed right on the felt, faint grey on green: "Blackjack pays 3 to 2", "Dealer must stand on 17, and must draw to 16", "Insurance pays 2 to 1". Read them before your first hand. The deck count isn't shown anywhere we could see.

These screenshots are from 2019, on a table running in Indonesian rupiah, so today's layout and limits may differ.

Top half of the screen

Three panels. On the left, History lists each deal and shoe number with the dealer's final total. The middle is the live video with a connection-quality bar. On the right, Game Events scrolls messages like "Betting open. Place your bets", "Betting closed. No more bets" and which seat is being asked to act.

A ticker runs along the very top with table notices, and icons in the top right corner open settings and a full-screen view.

Chips, seats and the countdown

The chip rack sits bottom left: 5, 10, 50 and 100, with arrows to scroll to other values. Pick a chip, tap your seat, then press Confirm. Re-Bet repeats your last stake and Cancel clears it.

Hover over a seat and it shows the limits. This one said Min 10, Max 200.

The status pill on the left counts you down. "Betting Closing" with a number, then "Betting Closed", then "Please wait for next round" once the hand is under way. Don't leave your chip unconfirmed at the last second.

When it's your turn

Each hand's total floats above the cards. When the dealer gets to you, the bottom bar lights up with Hit, Stand, Double, Split and Surrender. Split stays grey unless your hand qualifies.

After the dealer finishes, every seat gets a Win, Lose or Push tag and the Wagered and Last Win boxes update.

The SBOBET casino overview covers the rest of the section, and other games are on the SBOBET hub. A seat at this table needs an SBOBET login.