Laser247 Live Casino: Teen Patti, Andar Bahar, Roulette, Blackjack and Baccarat Rules, Payouts, RTP and Table Limits
The Laser247 live casino streams real dealers from licensed studios to your phone or browser, with Indian card games alongside the international tables. This page gives the rules and payout tables for each game, the house edge and published return-to-player figure behind them, how table limits work, which tables have Hindi-speaking dealers, and the account, deposit and responsible-gaming rules that apply. It is written by the Laser247 Editorial Team from the platform’s lobby, the studios’ published game rules and the platform’s terms. Laser247 is operated by Sports Target B.V. and is for adults aged 18 and over only. Last reviewed 22 October 2026.
Live casino on Laser247 at a glance
| Item | Detail |
| Indian card games | Andar Bahar, Teen Patti (dealer and bet-on formats), Lucky 7, Dragon Tiger |
| International tables | Roulette (European, Lightning, speed and immersive variants), blackjack, baccarat (standard, speed, no-commission) |
| Game shows and crash | Crazy Time, Monopoly Live, wheel games; Aviator and other crash games |
| Studios | Listed on each table card; at review the lobby carried tables from Evolution, Ezugi, Pragmatic Play Live and Aviator from Spribe |
| Dealer language | English on most tables; Hindi on the Indian game tables and selected roulette tables |
| Table limits | Set per table and shown on the table card before you join; the lobby filter sorts tables by minimum bet |
| Fees | None from Laser247; the house edge is in each game’s payout table |
| Wallet | The same rupee wallet as the exchange and sportsbook; no transfer needed |
| Minimum age | 18; KYC is required before the first withdrawal |
Quick links: create a Laser247 ID · log in · Android app · responsible gaming
On this page
- How a live casino round works, and how it differs from RNG games
- Andar Bahar: rules, payouts and odds
- Teen Patti: hand rankings, formats and payouts
- Dragon Tiger and Lucky 7
- Roulette: payouts, European versus Lightning
- Blackjack: rules and basic strategy
- Baccarat: the three bets and their edge
- Game shows and Aviator
- RTP and house edge by game
- Table limits and how to read a table card
- Hindi-dealer tables and Indian studios
- How to play your first live game
- Deposits, withdrawals and bonus rules for casino play
- Responsible play at a live table
- About this page and sources
- Frequently asked questions
How a live casino round works, and how it differs from RNG games
A live table is a real table in a studio, with a real dealer and real cards or a real wheel, streamed to you with a betting interface laid over the video. Card and wheel results are read by cameras and sensors and written to the game server, which settles your bets. Nothing about the result is generated by software; the software only records it. Random-number (RNG) games, by contrast, produce results from a certified random-number generator and run at whatever speed you choose.
| Stage | What happens | What you see |
| Betting open | The dealer invites bets; a timer counts down, typically 10 to 20 seconds | Chips can be placed, moved and removed |
| Bets closed | Bets lock; late clicks are refused | “No more bets” on screen |
| Deal or spin | Cards are dealt or the wheel spun on camera; the result is captured by the studio’s recognition system | The video, usually one to three seconds behind the studio |
| Settlement | The server pays winners according to the game’s payout table | Balance updates; the result joins the table’s history strip |
Latency
The video reaches you a second or more after the studio. The betting timer is tied to the server, not the video, so a bet placed on what looks like the last second of the timer can be refused. Bet early in the window. On a weak connection the video quality drops before the betting interface does, which is the correct behaviour: the bets still stand.
Fairness and the game info screen
Every table has an information screen, reached from the menu or the “i” icon, with the rules, the payout table and the return-to-player figure the studio publishes for that game. That screen is the authority for that table, and it is where to check a payout before you bet. The studios are licensed in their own jurisdictions and their RNG components are tested by independent laboratories; the platform’s own position, licence and data practices are on the about page.
Live or RNG
Choose live when you want a dealer, a visible deck or wheel, and a pace set by the table. Choose RNG when you want to play faster, at lower minimums, or without video on a slow connection. The published RTP of an RNG table game is often slightly higher than the live equivalent because there are no studio costs to cover, and that figure is on the same info screen.
Andar Bahar: rules, payouts and odds
Andar Bahar is the fastest card game in the lobby, with a round every 30 to 40 seconds, and the Indian game with the most tables. The rules are the traditional ones.
- The dealer draws one card, the joker, and places it face up in the middle.
- You bet on Andar (inside, the dealer’s left) or Bahar (outside, the dealer’s right).
- The dealer deals cards alternately to Andar and Bahar, starting with Andar, until a card matching the joker’s rank appears.
- The side that receives the matching card wins.
Because dealing starts on Andar, Andar wins slightly more often than Bahar: about 51.5% of rounds against 48.5%. The studios balance this with the payout, so Andar pays a little less than even money.
| Bet | Wins when | Payout | Published RTP |
| Andar | The matching card lands on Andar | 0.9 to 1 (₹100 wins ₹90) | About 97.85% |
| Bahar | The matching card lands on Bahar | 1 to 1 (₹100 wins ₹100) | About 97.0% |
| Number of cards side bets | The match arrives within a chosen range of cards (1–5, 6–10, 11–15, and so on) | From about 2 to 1 up to 120 to 1 depending on the range | Lower; typically 90% or below |
| Joker side bets | The joker’s suit, colour or value (above or below 8) | From about 1 to 1 up to 3.8 to 1 | Lower than the main bet |
Figures are those published by the studio on the table’s info screen at review and vary by studio and table; check the info screen before betting. The main Andar and Bahar bets have a house edge of about 2 to 3%, which is comparable to European roulette. The side bets pay more but carry a much larger edge, so a user who wants the game’s best odds plays only the main bets.
What the table’s history strip tells you: nothing useful. Each round is an independent shuffle of a full deck, so a run of Andar wins does not make Bahar more likely. The strip is decoration.
Teen Patti: hand rankings, formats and payouts
Teen Patti is three-card poker. Each hand is three cards, and hands are ranked as below, best first. The probabilities are for a single three-card hand from a 52-card deck and are the same in every format.
| Rank | Hand | Example | Probability |
| 1 | Trail (three of a kind) | K K K | 0.24% |
| 2 | Pure sequence (straight flush) | 8 9 10 of hearts | 0.22% |
| 3 | Sequence (straight) | 4 5 6 mixed suits | 3.26% |
| 4 | Colour (flush) | 2 7 J of spades | 4.96% |
| 5 | Pair | 9 9 A | 16.94% |
| 6 | High card | A K 7 mixed | 74.39% |
A trail is rarer than a pure sequence in three-card poker, which is why it ranks above it; the order is the reverse of five-card poker and catches people out.
The two live formats
| Format | How it plays | Main bets and payouts | Published RTP |
| Teen Patti against the dealer | You place an ante, receive three cards against the dealer’s three. You play (matching the ante) or fold. The dealer needs queen-high or better to qualify; if the dealer does not qualify, the ante is paid and the play bet is returned | Ante and play at 1 to 1; ante bonus on a sequence or better; a Pair Plus side bet on your own hand pays from 1 to 1 for a pair up to about 40 to 1 for a trail | About 96.6% on the main game; the side bets vary |
| Bet on Teen Patti (20-20) | Two hands, Player A and Player B, are dealt face up; you bet on which wins, with side bets on hand strength | A or B at 0.98 to 1 (a 2% commission on wins); the pair-or-better side bet pays up to 1,000 to 1 for a trail | About 97.4% on the main bet |
In the dealer format the only decision is play or fold. The standard rule is to play any hand of queen-six-four or better and fold anything lower, which keeps the house edge near its published minimum. In the bet-on format there is no decision after the bet, and the side bets are where the edge rises. Both formats are offered with Hindi-speaking dealers; see the Hindi tables section.
Dragon Tiger and Lucky 7
Dragon Tiger
One card is dealt to Dragon and one to Tiger; the higher card wins, with aces low and kings high. A round takes about 25 seconds.
| Bet | Payout | Note |
| Dragon or Tiger | 1 to 1 | On a tie, half the stake is returned on the main bets at most studios; the info screen states the table’s rule |
| Tie | 11 to 1 on most tables (8 to 1 on some) | Ties occur in about 7.4% of rounds |
| Suited tie | 50 to 1 | Same rank and same suit |
The studio’s published RTP on the main bets is about 96.3% and on the tie bet about 89.6%. There is no strategy beyond choosing the main bets; the game is a coin toss with a house edge.
Lucky 7
A single card is drawn and you bet on whether it is above seven, below seven, or exactly seven, with side bets on colour, suit and odd or even. Payouts and the published RTP are on the table’s info screen; the exact-seven bet pays the most and carries the largest edge, because a seven is one card in thirteen. Lucky 7 is one of the Indian-studio games dealt in Hindi.
Roulette: payouts, European versus Lightning
Every roulette table in the lobby is single-zero (European) roulette: 37 pockets, 0 to 36. The payouts below are the standard ones and apply on European, speed, immersive and Hindi-dealer tables alike.
| Bet | Numbers covered | Payout | Probability |
| Straight up | 1 | 35 to 1 | 2.70% |
| Split | 2 | 17 to 1 | 5.41% |
| Street | 3 | 11 to 1 | 8.11% |
| Corner | 4 | 8 to 1 | 10.81% |
| Line | 6 | 5 to 1 | 16.22% |
| Dozen or column | 12 | 2 to 1 | 32.43% |
| Red/black, odd/even, high/low | 18 | 1 to 1 | 48.65% |
Every bet on this table has the same house edge, 2.70%, which is the single zero’s share of the wheel; the published RTP is 97.30%. There is no bet on a European wheel with a better edge than another, and no betting pattern changes it. Avoid any double-zero (American) table if one appears, because the edge doubles to 5.26%.
Lightning Roulette
Lightning Roulette is the same wheel with a twist: after bets close, one to five “lightning numbers” are struck with random multipliers from 50x to 500x. A straight-up bet on a struck number that then wins pays the multiplier instead of 35 to 1. To pay for the multipliers, an ordinary straight-up win pays 29 to 1 instead of 35 to 1; all other bets pay the standard amounts. The published RTP is 97.10% on straight-up bets and 97.30% on the rest, so the game costs about 0.2% more than European roulette on the bets it changes, in exchange for the chance of a 500x hit.
Variants in the lobby
| Variant | Difference | Edge |
| European | The benchmark; 60 to 90 seconds a spin | 2.70% |
| Speed and auto roulette | Shorter betting window, 25 to 35 seconds a spin | 2.70% |
| Immersive | Multiple camera angles and slow-motion replay; same wheel | 2.70% |
| Lightning | Multipliers on straight-up numbers; 29 to 1 base straight-up payout | 2.70% to 2.90% |
| Hindi-dealer roulette | Same wheel, dealer speaks Hindi | 2.70% |
Blackjack: rules and basic strategy
Live blackjack is the table game with the lowest house edge in the lobby, but only if you play the mathematically correct decision on each hand. The rules on the main tables at review were as follows; the info screen on each table is the authority.
| Rule | Main tables |
| Decks | Eight, shuffled on camera |
| Blackjack pays | 3 to 2 |
| Dealer on soft 17 | Stands on all 17s on most tables; some tables hit soft 17, which raises the edge by about 0.2% |
| Double | On any two cards; double after split allowed |
| Split | Once; one card only to split aces |
| Insurance | Offered when the dealer shows an ace; pays 2 to 1; a bad bet in every situation |
| Six Card Charlie | On unlimited-seat tables, six cards without busting wins automatically |
| Seats | Seven-seat tables where you hold a seat, and unlimited-seat tables where everyone plays the same hand with their own decisions |
| Side bets | Perfect Pairs, 21+3, Any Pair, Bust It and others; each carries a higher edge than the main game |
Under these rules the published RTP of the main game is about 99.5% with perfect basic strategy, a house edge of about 0.5%. Every deviation from basic strategy adds to the edge, and typical casual play gives the house 2% or more.
Basic strategy in one table
| Your hand | Dealer shows 2 to 6 | Dealer shows 7 to ace |
| Hard 8 or less | Hit | Hit |
| Hard 9 | Double against 3 to 6, otherwise hit | Hit |
| Hard 10 or 11 | Double | Double against 7 to 9 (and 10 for an 11); otherwise hit |
| Hard 12 | Stand against 4 to 6, hit against 2 or 3 | Hit |
| Hard 13 to 16 | Stand | Hit |
| Hard 17 or more | Stand | Stand |
| Soft 13 to 17 (ace plus 2 to 6) | Double against 5 or 6 (and 4 for soft 15 to 17); otherwise hit | Hit |
| Soft 18 | Double against 3 to 6, otherwise stand | Stand against 7 or 8, hit against 9 to ace |
| Soft 19 or more | Stand | Stand |
| Pair of aces or 8s | Split | Split |
| Pair of 10s or 5s | Never split (treat 5s as hard 10) | Never split |
| Other pairs | Split 2s, 3s, 6s, 7s, 9s against 2 to 6 (9s also against 8 and 9) | Hit, except split 7s against 7 |
Never take insurance, never split tens, and do not stand on 16 against a dealer ten because it “feels” safer: hitting loses less often. The table above is the full strategy for the rules listed, and it is the only edge a player has.
Baccarat: the three bets and their edge
Baccarat has no decisions after the bet. Two hands, Player and Banker, are dealt by fixed rules, and the hand closer to nine wins. Tens and court cards count zero, aces count one, and only the last digit of a total counts, so 7 plus 8 is 5.
| Bet | Payout | Probability of winning | House edge | RTP |
| Banker | 0.95 to 1 (5% commission) | 45.86% | 1.06% | 98.94% |
| Player | 1 to 1 | 44.62% | 1.24% | 98.76% |
| Tie | 8 to 1 | 9.52% | 14.36% | 85.64% |
| Player pair or Banker pair | 11 to 1 | 7.47% | About 10.4% | About 89.6% |
On a Banker or Player bet, a tie returns the stake. The Banker bet is the best bet on the table even after commission, and the Tie bet is among the worst in the lobby. The eight-deck figures above are the standard ones and match the studios’ published numbers.
Variants
| Variant | Difference | Effect on the edge |
| Speed baccarat | A hand every 27 seconds or so; cards dealt face up | None; more hands per hour |
| No-commission baccarat | Banker pays 1 to 1, except a Banker win with a total of 6, which pays 1 to 2 | Banker edge rises to about 1.46% |
| Squeeze baccarat | The dealer reveals cards slowly on camera | None; slower |
| Lightning baccarat | Random multipliers on cards; a 20% fee on every bet pays for them | Main-bet RTP about 98.8% on Player, lower on side bets |
Scorecards and “roads” shown beside the table record past results. They do not predict the next hand: each hand is dealt from the same shoe by fixed rules and the probabilities above do not change with the pattern.
Game shows and Aviator
Game shows are wheel-based live games with a presenter and bonus rounds. Aviator is a crash game: a multiplier rises from 1.00x and you cash out before it stops. Both are entertainment formats with a higher edge than blackjack or baccarat on most bets, and their RTP depends on which bet you choose.
| Game | How it works | Published RTP | Note |
| Crazy Time | A 54-segment wheel with numbers 1, 2, 5 and 10 and four bonus games (Cash Hunt, Pachinko, Coin Flip, Crazy Time); a top slot adds multipliers before each spin | From about 94.4% to 96.1% depending on the bet; the number 1 has the highest figure | Bonus segments pay the most but hit least often |
| Monopoly Live | A wheel with 1, 2, 5 and 10 and “2 Rolls” and “4 Rolls” bonus segments that trigger a 3D board round | From about 91.3% to 96.2% depending on the bet | The 2 and 4 Rolls bets carry the lower figures |
| Other wheel shows | Dream Catcher, Mega Wheel and similar: a money wheel with multipliers | Typically 95% to 96.6% | Fewer bonus rounds; faster |
| Aviator | The multiplier climbs until the plane flies off; cash out before it does to win stake × multiplier. Two bets per round and an auto cash-out setting | 97% | Provably fair: each round’s result can be checked against a published hash |
The RTP range on a game show means the choice of bet matters more than in roulette. Betting on the number 1 in Crazy Time gives up most of the big multipliers for the best return; betting on the bonus segments does the opposite. Aviator’s figure applies whatever multiplier you cash out at, because the crash point is drawn from a distribution with a fixed expected return; an auto cash-out at 1.5x and a manual cash-out at 10x have the same long-run return and very different variance. No predictor, signal or pattern changes any of these figures.
RTP and house edge by game
Return to player (RTP) is the share of all money staked that a game pays back over millions of rounds; house edge is 100% minus RTP. It is a long-run average: in a session of a hundred hands the result is dominated by variance, and a 99.5% game can lose a fifth of a bankroll in an evening. The table collects the figures from the sections above. They are the studios’ published figures at review; the info screen on each table is the authority, and figures can differ between tables of the same game.
| Game and bet | RTP | House edge |
| Blackjack, main game with basic strategy | About 99.5% | About 0.5% |
| Baccarat, Banker | 98.94% | 1.06% |
| Baccarat, Player | 98.76% | 1.24% |
| Andar Bahar, Andar | About 97.85% | About 2.15% |
| Bet on Teen Patti, main bet | About 97.4% | About 2.6% |
| European roulette, any bet | 97.30% | 2.70% |
| Lightning roulette, straight up | 97.10% | 2.90% |
| Aviator | 97% | 3% |
| Andar Bahar, Bahar | About 97.0% | About 3.0% |
| Teen Patti against the dealer | About 96.6% | About 3.4% |
| Dragon Tiger, main bets | About 96.3% | About 3.7% |
| Crazy Time, best bet | About 96.1% | About 3.9% |
| Monopoly Live, best bet | About 96.2% | About 3.8% |
| Baccarat, Tie | 85.64% | 14.36% |
| Side bets generally | 85% to 95% | 5% to 15% |
Three practical readings. The edge on a game is paid on every bet, so a faster game costs more per hour at the same stake: speed baccarat at 130 hands an hour costs about twice what standard baccarat does. Side bets on every game pay more and return less. And no bonus, pattern or history strip changes a published figure; bonuses change the price of entry, not the game.
Table limits and how to read a table card
Every live table has a minimum and a maximum bet, set by the studio and the platform, and shown on the table card in the lobby before you join. The lobby filter sorts tables by minimum bet, and the card also shows the dealer, the language, the number of seats or players and the recent results.
| On the table card | What it means |
| Minimum bet | The smallest total bet accepted per round, not per spot; on roulette you can spread the minimum across several numbers on most tables |
| Maximum bet | The largest total bet per round on the main bets; side bets and straight-up roulette numbers usually have lower individual maximums shown on the info screen |
| Language | The dealer’s language; Hindi tables carry a flag or label |
| Seats | Seven-seat blackjack fills up at peak hours; unlimited-seat tables never do |
| Bet behind | On a full blackjack table you can bet on another seat’s hand without controlling it |
How limits are tiered
Tables of the same game are offered at several limit bands so that a user can match the table to the bankroll. The bands differ by game and studio; what follows is the structure, not a price list, and the card is the authority.
| Band | Typical use | Where to find it |
| Low-limit | Learning a game, or stretching a small bankroll; the Indian card games and auto roulette have the lowest minimums in the lobby | Sort the lobby by minimum bet, ascending |
| Standard | Most tables; the band where the main game shows and Hindi tables sit | The default lobby view |
| High-limit and VIP | Higher minimums and maximums, often a private or salon-style table; some are reserved for higher Club tiers | The VIP or high-limit filter; the Club page lists tier access |
Peak hours
The lobby is busiest from about 8 p.m. to 1 a.m. Indian time, when seat tables fill and the Hindi tables run at their fastest pace. Betting windows do not change with crowding, but a full seven-seat blackjack table means waiting or betting behind. Unlimited-seat blackjack, roulette and the Indian card games take any number of players, so they are the tables to use at peak times.
Hindi-dealer tables and Indian studios
The Indian card games are dealt from studios built for the Indian market, with dealers who speak Hindi and, on some tables, Tamil. The suite at review came from Ezugi, which is part of Evolution, and included the games below.
| Table | Game | Dealer language | Notes |
| Andar Bahar | Andar Bahar with number-of-cards side bets | Hindi and English tables | The fastest Indian table; several tables run in parallel at peak hours |
| Teen Patti | Three-card poker against the dealer | Hindi and English | Dealer qualifies with queen-high; Pair Plus side bet |
| Bet on Teen Patti (20-20) | Back Player A or Player B | Hindi, Tamil and English | No decisions after the bet; side bets on hand strength |
| Lucky 7 | Above, below or exactly seven on a single card | Hindi and English | Built for the Indian market; simplest table in the lobby |
| Namaste Roulette and Hindi roulette | European roulette | Hindi | Standard 2.70% edge; Indian-themed studio |
To find them, open the live casino lobby and use the language filter or the Indian games category; each table card carries the language. The rules and payouts on a Hindi table are the same as on the English table of the same game from the same studio, and the published RTP is the same. Support in Hindi for anything that goes wrong at a table is on live chat and WhatsApp around the clock; the support page has the channels and the escalation path.
How to play your first live game
From registration to a first live round usually takes under 15 minutes when the deposit is by UPI. The steps are the same on the website and the Android app, and the wallet is the same one used for sports.
- Create a Laser247 ID. Register with your mobile number and the OTP sent to it, then set a password. The registration steps with screenshots are on the Laser247 ID page; the register page covers each form field.
- Complete KYC. Upload a government ID and a selfie from the account screen. KYC is required before the first withdrawal, so do it before you play rather than after you win.
- Deposit by UPI. Open a deposit request, pay the exact amount shown to the UPI ID or QR code, and keep the UTR. Most UPI deposits credit within minutes.
- Open the live casino lobby. Choose Live Casino from the main menu, then filter by game, language or minimum bet. No transfer between wallets is needed.
- Read the table card and info screen. Check the minimum and maximum bet, the dealer language and, from the info screen, the payout table and RTP for that table.
- Join and place a bet in the betting window. Select a chip value, place it on the bet area while the timer runs, and confirm. Bet early in the window; late bets are refused. Results settle automatically and the balance updates at the end of the round.
On a phone, play in landscape for the card games and roulette, keep other apps closed, and use Wi-Fi or a stable 4G or 5G connection; the app page covers the install and the video-quality settings. If a round is interrupted by a dropped connection, a bet already confirmed stands and is settled on the result; the outcome is in the bet history.
Deposits, withdrawals and bonus rules for casino play
Casino play uses the same wallet, deposit methods and withdrawal rules as the exchange and sportsbook. The points below are the ones that matter specifically at a live table.
| Item | Detail |
| Deposit methods | UPI (Google Pay, PhonePe, Paytm, BHIM, bank apps), IMPS, NEFT or RTGS bank transfer; no fee from Laser247; UPI usually credits within minutes |
| Withdrawals | Minimum ₹500 to a UPI ID or bank account in your name; no fee; UPI mostly within an hour, bank transfer within 24 hours on working days; KYC required before the first withdrawal |
| Winnings | Credited at the end of each round and available at once for further play or withdrawal |
| Bonus wagering | Casino games count towards a bonus’s rollover at the rate stated in the promotion’s terms; table games and live games often count at a lower rate than slots, and some are excluded |
| Maximum bet during wagering | Promotions usually cap the stake per round while a bonus is active; a bet above the cap can void the bonus. The cap is in the promotion’s terms |
| Withdrawing with a bonus active | Winnings from the bonus portion are held until rollover is met or the bonus is forfeited; you can forfeit from the promotions screen to release the rest |
Current casino promotions, their rollover multiples and game contribution rates are on the bonuses page; deposit rules that catch people out and the reasons a withdrawal is held are on the home page.
Responsible play at a live table
Live casino differs from sports betting in one way that matters: there is no gap between decisions. A cricket match gives you an over to think; an Andar Bahar table gives you 15 seconds, a hundred times an hour. The house edge is small per round and relentless per hour, and the decisions made after a loss are the expensive ones.
- Decide the session before you join: a stake per round, a loss limit and a time limit. Write them down. Leave when any one is reached.
- Stake 1% or less of the session bankroll per round on the fast games. At ₹100 a round on Andar Bahar, a ₹10,000 bankroll survives the normal run of losses; at ₹1,000 a round it often does not survive the evening.
- Play the main bets. Side bets and tie bets are where the edge is highest on every game in this guide.
- Ignore the history strip and the roads. No sequence of past results changes the next one.
- Set a loss limit and a session reminder on the account. They apply immediately, and the loss limit stops play at your figure without a decision from you.
| Tool | What it does |
| Deposit limit | Caps deposits per day, week or month |
| Loss limit | Stops further bets once net losses in the period reach your figure |
| Session reminder | Shows time played and net result at the interval you choose |
| Time-out | Locks betting and deposits for the period you choose; withdrawals still work |
| Self-exclusion | Closes the account for the period you choose, up to permanently |
Set any of them under Account and then Responsible Gaming, or ask support to apply one. If gambling is causing you problems, free help is available in India from Tele-MANAS on 14416, the Vandrevala Foundation on +91 9999 666 555 and iCall on +91 9152987821. The responsible gaming page has the warning signs and the company’s commitments. Laser247 is for adults aged 18 and over only, and the law on online games played for stakes differs by state in India: check the law where you are before you register.
About this page and sources
Written by the Laser247 Editorial Team, the content team of Sports Target B.V., which operates the platform. Game rules, payouts and RTP figures are those shown on the studios’ game information screens in the Laser247 lobby at review, cross-checked against the studios’ published rules; where a figure is marked “about”, tables of the same game differ and the info screen on the table is the authority. Probabilities for roulette, baccarat and three-card hands are standard and can be derived from the deck and wheel. The page is reviewed when the lobby’s studio line-up or a game’s rules change. Questions and corrections go to the contact page; company details are on the about page.
- Game information screens in the Laser247 live casino lobby (rules, payout tables, RTP), opened 22 October 2026
- iGaming Business: Ezugi’s Indian live dealer games suite (Andar Bahar, Teen Patti, Bet on Teen Patti, Lucky 7)
- CasinoBeats: Ezugi launches 20-20 Teen Patti in Hindi and Tamil
- Tuttosport: Aviator by Spribe, RTP 97% and provably fair
- Laser247 terms and conditions (bonus wagering and account rules)
- Tele-MANAS, Ministry of Health and Family Welfare (helpline 14416)
Frequently asked questions about the Laser247 live casino
What are the rules of Teen Patti?
Each player receives three cards. Hands rank, best first: trail (three of a kind), pure sequence, sequence, colour, pair, high card. In the live dealer format you place an ante, see your cards and play or fold; the dealer needs queen-high to qualify. In Bet on Teen Patti you bet on which of two face-up hands, Player A or B, will win.
What are the odds in Andar Bahar?
Andar wins about 51.5% of rounds because dealing starts on Andar, and Bahar about 48.5%. To balance this, Andar pays 0.9 to 1 and Bahar pays 1 to 1, giving published RTPs of about 97.85% and 97% respectively. Side bets on the number of cards pay more but carry a much higher house edge.
Which casino games are live on Laser247?
Live tables at review: Andar Bahar, Teen Patti (dealer and bet-on formats), Lucky 7, Dragon Tiger, European, speed, immersive and Lightning roulette, blackjack with seated and unlimited-seat tables, baccarat including speed and no-commission variants, game shows such as Crazy Time and Monopoly Live, and the crash game Aviator. The lobby lists the current tables and their studios.
Are there Hindi-speaking dealers?
Yes. The Indian card games, Andar Bahar, Teen Patti, Bet on Teen Patti and Lucky 7, are dealt from studios built for the Indian market with Hindi-speaking dealers, and some tables are dealt in Tamil. There are also Hindi roulette tables. Use the language filter in the lobby; the rules and RTP are the same as on the English tables.
What is RTP and does it apply to my session?
RTP is the share of money staked that a game returns over millions of rounds; house edge is the rest. It is a long-run average, not a session promise: a 99.5% blackjack game can lose a fifth of a bankroll in an evening. The figure for each table is on its info screen.
Which live casino game has the best odds?
Blackjack played with basic strategy, at about 99.5% RTP, then the Banker bet in baccarat at 98.94%. Andar Bahar's main bets, European roulette and Aviator sit around 97%. The worst common bets are ties and side bets, which return 85% to 95%.
What are the table limits?
Each table has its own minimum and maximum bet, set by the studio and the platform and shown on the table card before you join. The lobby filter sorts by minimum bet. The Indian card games and auto roulette have the lowest minimums; VIP tables have the highest limits and some are reserved for higher Club tiers.
Is live casino fair?
The results come from real cards and wheels on camera, read by the studio's recognition system; nothing about the outcome is generated by software. The studios are licensed in their own jurisdictions and independently tested. Aviator is provably fair, meaning each round's result can be checked against a published hash.
Do casino games count towards a bonus rollover?
At the rate stated in the promotion's terms. Live and table games often count at a lower rate than slots, some are excluded, and a maximum bet per round usually applies while a bonus is active. Breaching the cap can void the bonus. The bonuses page lists current terms.
Can I play the live casino on my phone?
Yes, on the website in a mobile browser or on the Android app. Play in landscape, use Wi-Fi or a stable mobile connection, and lower the video quality on a slow connection; the betting interface keeps working when the video degrades. A confirmed bet stands if your connection drops.
Does the results history help predict the next round?
No. Andar Bahar and Dragon Tiger use a fresh shuffle each round, roulette spins are independent, and baccarat and blackjack are dealt by fixed rules from a shoe. The history strip and the baccarat roads record the past and say nothing about the next result.
Is playing at the live casino legal in India?
Gambling is a state subject in India and several states prohibit online games played for stakes; Parliament also passed the Promotion and Regulation of Online Gaming Act in August 2025. Laser247 is operated by Sports Target B.V., regulated in Curaçao. Nothing on this page is legal advice; check the law in your state before registering.
