A new webcam poker including live dealers is coming soon!

[Baxtin01]

I would rather play fast paced online, or slow paced in person. Definitely not slow paced online...

 

[StreetPhd]

i xperiment webcam poker once in a site name tower casinos. i have a lot of fun, but most of players put something in front your webcams... so... or everybody showyourself or nobody, right?

Show one show all!

 

[StreetPhd]

I am not suggesting that it will be a lasting success but I absolutely would give it a try.
I agree that it would be a perfect choice for the thousands of players that just don't believe that current online options are fixed. i am not one of them but have wondered from time to time.
Seeing an actual dealer is not a guarantee that all games will be totally legitimate, but it adds a level of confidence for me.
Good luck everyone.

 

[NWPatriot]

Maybe, but it will never be "legalized" here, so what is the point?

 

[frazzle1991]

It's another version of the game we love to play, I'll give it a shot first!
Yes - I'm definitely on board!

 

[David macdonald]

Would be cool to try it out but I must say live poker is live poker and online is totally different, combining the two together I'm not sure would work. But would be fun to try

 

[iwont20]

Not only 888 poker attempted to create something with webcams. GGpoker has post-hand commentary that you can record for the whole table to see.

 

[PHX]

Looks interesting might have caught on more if launched last year during the height of pandemic when there is was little to no live Poker.

You know I looked at the name Dealio Poker and I thought it was Stephen from the from who was launching it.

 

[lcid86]

I will check it out. Curious to see what sort of problems it creates. Is it gonna be a zoom page with all players shown? How much will it slow down the game?

 

[daurensdo]

It will be cool to be able to read tels from people

This is also how we get rid of bots.

 

[neptun1914]

Interesting idea to create some kind of hybrid format between live and online game. Lets see if it will be successful.

 

[T1ltmonkey]

Might be a market for it but I doubt it will fly. Maybe for live players who miss the social aspect of a live card room, but still... nah.

I think 888 or some site tried webcam tables a while back (no live dealer ofcourse). I tried it a couple of times and most players had their cams covered so it was kind of pointless anyway.

Also, wouldn’t live dealing slow down the gameplay? Playing more hands per hour is one of the benefits of online poker.

 

[ADRI7HO]

This is not my world.
It's an interesting initiative, and that's it. :bebored:

 

[MAGICUZ]

This is a very strange idea, I can imagine how tilt players will attack the dealer)))

 

[Normino]

I couldn't play with a webcam people would tell when i'd get good cards LOL

 

[ObbleeXY]

Extra? These poker rooms earn milions of dollars every single day.

So what?
They're not giving anything away.

Every action taken by the Stars Group is to generate more revenue or to eke out more profit.
They are not going to add live dealers for nothing. And they aren't going to do it at a loss.
That means that we are going to end up paying for it. I want to know how much they're expected to rake off the top.

I reckon live poker is going to surge ahead of what it was prior to Covid whilst online has already started to dwindle.

Cheers,
ObbleeXY

 

[Joe]

What fills me with confidence about this is- if they are willing to dramatically cap their profitability like that then they are obviously focused on user experience.

I'm definitely a maybe!

It would probably be an upmarket affair with likely little to no micros available but that's not necessarily a bad thing.