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Victors Live Casino reopens it’s doors at Medialives studios in Malta following it’s closure in Gibraltar on Monday 2nd March 2015.

This brings the count of BetVictor Live casino back to an impressive four!.

In messages on BetVictors website earlier in the week we were promised a new studio and more tables. Well that’s been delivered with two games Roulette and Blackjack with 6 tables.

Clearly this was a cost cutting exercise on behalf of BetVictor. Running your own studio can be an expensive business so the relocation makes good business sense.

So what’s changed with the move?

Live Roulette

Roulette comes in two versions, both with European rules.

Live Dealer Roulette

With stakes from £1 – £15,000 and a betting time of 30 seconds.
Victors Live Casino Roulette

Automatic Roulette

With stakes from £1 – £15,000 and a betting time of 25 seconds.
Victors Live Casino Auto Roulette

Live Blackjack

Blackjack has two table styles that both offer 7 seat blackjack with no hole card for the dealer. Side bets are not available at any of the tables.

£10 Minimum stake table

Victors Live Casino Blackjack
£20 Minimum stake
Victors Live Casino Blackjack VIP

Multi Table Display

Available when playing in Full screen mode is the multi table option where you can have up to 4 tables on your screen at the same time. Interestingly you cannot have Live Roulette running alongside live Blackjack.

Victors Live Casino Multi Screen

Is this the end of the changes? Well I for one will be watching closely as BetVictor do not have any dedicated tables at any of their live casinos, so it will be interesting to see how long that lasts for.!

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I have tried to be objective and consistent with all my live casino reviews. Hopefully, they will strike a chord with you, but I thought it might be helpful to explain the criteria I use to mark each of the casinos. Hopefully, the categories and explanations make sense.

Playability – What is the overall impression of the casino? Did I have a good time? are the dealers nice and chatty and is everything easy to understand? Does it have a good set of games and is there a comprehensive set of betting options? Are high stakes players taken care of?

Software – What is the software like to use and does it integrate well with the rest of the casino?. Are the images clear and is the video streaming fast? Have they taken more than the default shared tables? Is it available on mobile?

Payment Options – Does the casino have a good variety of payment options? Do they payout quickly and on time?

Security – How good is the reputation of the casino amongst other players? Do they hold a valid gaming license? Are they transparent about the security measures they have in place? Are they regularly audited? Do they publish this information?

Support – Do they have multiple methods for communication with me? Is support available 24×7? Do they have instant chat and are they quick to respond? Are they able to help me immediately? Do they have an online FAQ and self-help library? Are the support people knowledgeable about the product I’m playing?

Bonuses – Do they have bonuses?. How strict are the wagering requirements? Do they offer repeat bonuses?. Do they offer loyalty points and can they be redeemed for cash or playing credits?

After all that, would I play there regularly?

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