Introduction

Established in 2002, Wirex is a renowned Italian developer specializing in casino games. The company not only creates live dealer games but also operates its own casino platform and sports betting services across Europe. In addition to its online offerings, Wirex provides live casino products in various physical locations in Spain, Greece, the USA, and other nations. They collaborate with well-known industry partners such as MyBet and PKR, recognized for their reputable operations.

Wirex's live dealer experience is known as the Wirex Live Casino platform, featuring popular games like baccarat, blackjack, and roulette. The roulette experience stands out due to its interfaces created by respected manufacturers Cammegh and Abbiati, streaming live from various casinos worldwide.

Overall, I found the Live Dealer product to be somewhat basic and lacking in sophistication. It offers the same three standard games—blackjack, roulette, and baccarat. Additionally, the interaction with dealers through chat was quite limited.

A distinctive aspect of some games, particularly baccarat and occasionally roulette, is that the dealer operates from a physical casino. This is clearly observed through other players approaching the table to place their bets.

Baccarat

The Klaver casino refers to the game as Punto Banco, though it is effectively the same as what is often called baccarat. I stick to calling games by their most recognized names. baccarat The game adheres to the usual rules and uses what appears to be eight decks of cards. Unlike many live dealer casinos, this setup is straightforward, featuring only Player, Banker, and Tie bets. A standard commission of 5% on a Banker win is implemented, with the house edge for all three bets detailed as follows:

Notably, this particular game has the dealer situated in a real land-based casino, likely in Malta. Observers can see actual players approaching the table and making wagers. A single camera alternates between close-ups of the cards and a wider shot of the entire table.

• Player: 1.24%
• Banker: 1.06%
• Tie: 14.36%

While there are a handful of wheels to select from, they all seem to feature a single-zero setup, presenting a house edge of 2.70%. Some of these wheels come from actual casinos, evidenced by on-camera players, whereas others are filmed in a private studio.

Roulette

For a detailed comparison against other competing live dealer offerings, please refer to our dedicated page on this topic.

In contrast to baccarat and roulette, the blackjack game consistently takes place in a private studio. Although the help documentation was lacking in detail, my understanding of the rules is as follows: roulette live online dealers .

Blackjack

Doubling after a split is permissible (though I'm uncertain about this rule).

• Eight decks.
• Dealer stands on soft 17.
• Players are allowed to re-split their hands up to four times, with the exception of aces.
• The dealer does not receive a hole card. If a player decides to double or split and the dealer reveals a blackjack, then the player loses their total bet.
• No surrender.
• Under these specific rules, the house edge is calculated to be 0.56%. If we remove the option to double after a split, the edge changes to 0.70%.

The table below lists the available Blackjack games, organized alphabetically.

Wirex Gaming Blackjack Available in Alphabetical Order

Conclusion

Accurate mathematical strategies and resources for a wide variety of casino games, including blackjack, craps, roulette, and many more, are available for players.