Casino games, explained
Casino games explained, with the maths left in
How every game in the DragonBet casino works, what each bet pays, and how much the house keeps. We test every strategy against the numbers and tell you plainly which ones change your odds. Most don't.
The wheel is a real European layout: 37 pockets, 18 red. Spin it and watch where your money goes.
- Spins
- 0
- Staked
- £0
- Paid back
- £0
- House kept
- £0.00
Each spin is £1 on red. A simulation: no money is involved.
What each game costs
The average loss per £100 staked, over time. Shorter bars cost less. Any one session can land far above or below these figures.
- Blackjack, basic strategy about £0.50
- Baccarat, Banker bet £1.06
- Baccarat, Player bet £1.24
- Roulette, single zero £2.70
- Slingo, 96% to 92% RTP £4.00 to £8.00
- Baccarat, Tie bet £14.36
Roulette and baccarat are exact figures, worked out in our guides. Blackjack assumes basic strategy on standard rules; playing by feel costs several times more. Slingo depends on the version you play: the bar covers games returning 92% to 96% to players, and each game's help screen gives its figure. How we work these out: our methodology. Figures last checked 7 to 8 October 2026; each guide gives its own date and sources.
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Rules and payouts
Games
The rules of every game in the DragonBet casino, what each bet pays, and how much of each stake the house keeps over time.
Latest guides
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How to play Slingo
How the grid, the reel and the 12 Slingo lines work, where to put a Joker, and what the extra spins at the end really cost.
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How to play Sic Bo
Every bet on the Sic Bo table, its exact chance from the 216 ways three dice can land, and what the Mega Sic Bo multipliers do to the payouts.
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How to play Andar Bahar
Why Andar wins slightly more often, why it pays less, and the exact chance and return of every side bet, from one 52-card deck.
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How live casino game shows work
How the wheel and dice shows in the live casino work, where their return really comes from, and why they swing more than the table games.
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How crash games work
How the rising multiplier and the cash out work, the most often you can expect to reach any target, and why no cash out timing changes the house edge.
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How to play roulette
Every roulette bet, what it pays, your chance of winning it, and why the single zero matters more than any system.
How we write these guides
- Every number has its working. Payouts, odds and house edge are worked out on the page, so you can check them. Our methodology explains how.
- Systems can't change the house edge. When a strategy doesn't move the odds, we say so and show the numbers.
- Real people write them. Every guide carries the name of the person who wrote it and the date it was last checked.
- Mistakes get fixed in public. Material errors go in our corrections log.