PanaloKO Live Casino Tables: What the Live Game Section Holds

Eleven vendor tabs and a long row of table types make up the Live game section, which is the sixth entry in the lobby menu. This page covers the PanaloKO live casino as the lobby showed it on 2 October 2026, then gives you the table rules that decide how you play. The rules come with arithmetic you can check on a calculator. For the rest of the lobby, the PanaloKO casino hub lists every section.

What the PanaloKO live casino section shows

Open Live game and you see a row of 11 vendor tabs, printed as short codes and image marks. This site names none of them, so you read the tabs on screen. Under the tabs sits a row of table types, printed as follows.

1. Baccarat
2. MegaBall
3. Monopoly
4. Big Six Wheel
5. Roulette
6. SicBo
7. BlackJack
8. Texas Hold’em
9. Poker
10. AndarBahar
11. DragonTiger
12. Dice
13. Fantan
14. NiuNiu
15. Fish Shrimp Crab
16. Craps and more

This site states no limit, payout or seat count for any table. Read those on the table in front of you once you are signed in.

Where the table rules are explained

Three of the printed types have pages here, and between them they cover the rules that cause the most confusion.

Read the matching page before you take a seat, and keep a note of your stake size in pesos while you do.

Roulette: one zero or two

The wheel decides how much of the layout belongs to the zeros. On a wheel with 37 pockets and one zero, the zero covers 1 of 37 pockets, which is 2.70 per cent. On a wheel with 38 pockets and two zeros, the zeros cover 2 of 38 pockets, which is 5.26 per cent.

That gap is the reason to check the wheel type before you bet. Our page on american roulette and its double zero shows the 38-pocket layout, and the french roulette single zero explainer shows the 37-pocket one.

A third page covers the strip layout called the racetrack. The roulette racetrack layout lines the numbers up in wheel order, so you can see which ones sit next to each other on the wheel and not on the cloth.

Baccarat: three outcomes and a fixed draw

Each baccarat round has three results you can back: Player, Banker or a tie. The cards are dealt by a fixed procedure, so no one chooses to draw or stand once the cards are out. That makes the maths easier to read than almost any other table.

The baccarat odds laid out page shows how the three results compare. Why a third card arrives at all is covered by the baccarat third card rule explained page. Read both and the dealer’s actions stop looking arbitrary.

BlackJack and the side bet beside it

At a blackjack table you play a hand against the dealer, and you decide whether to hit or stand. A side bet sits next to the main bet and is settled on a different rule. The best known is the three-card bet that uses your first two cards and the dealer’s up card.

Our page on the 21+3 side bet at blackjack tables explains how it is settled. A side bet is a separate stake, so count it in your total: a ₱100 main bet with a ₱20 side bet puts ₱120 on the table each hand.

Reading a live table before the first bet

A live table is a video feed with a betting panel beside it, and the panel is where the facts are. Look at it before you commit a peso, and use this order.

1. Find the minimum and the maximum bet for the table.
2. Check which bet types the table offers, including side bets.
3. Note the round timer, so you know how long you have to place a bet.
4. Look at the recent results strip, remembering that past rounds do not change the next one.

The last point matters most. A wheel has no memory, and a run of reds does not make black due. Each round starts from the same pockets, so 1 zero in 37 is 2.70 per cent every single spin.

Set the stake before the table

Live tables run to the dealer’s pace, and that pace is where budgets leak. Decide a bet unit first. If your session budget is ₱1,000 and your bet unit is ₱50, you have 20 units, and 20 lost rounds end the session.

The idea is explained under bet unit meaning in plain terms. Pair it with a stop point, covered by loss limit meaning and how to set one, so the decision is made before the cards fall.

1. Write the session budget in pesos.
2. Divide it by the bet unit to get the number of units.
3. Pick a stop point, for example half the budget.
4. Leave the table when you reach it.

Why the table type changes the budget

Tables differ in how many bets a round can hold and how fast rounds come. A roulette player who spreads ₱20 across five bets stakes ₱100 a spin, while a baccarat player on one bet stakes ₱20. The bet unit stays the same, but the spend per round does not.

So count your total on the felt, not just your main bet. Add the side bets, add the extra numbers, and divide your budget by that total to see how many rounds you actually have. A budget of ₱1,000 at ₱100 a round is 10 rounds, and that is a very different evening from 50.

Before you sit down

You need a login to open a live table, and you must be 21 or over. The PanaloKO log in form fields takes you through the form field by field. After that, the Live game section is one tap from the menu.