Yono VIP live dealer inside the game roster, and where it fits

Where live dealer sits in the Yono VIP game roster

The Yono VIP game roster has six named entries: rummy, slots, live dealer, crash, aviator and plinko. Live dealer is the only hosted entry. Every other roster entry resolves on the studio's RNG engine.

A live dealer round is a real croupier spinning a real wheel. The result settles when the ball lands in a slot. The session is naturally a 30 to 60 minute arc because each round resolves at roughly one minute.

The other roster entries resolve in seconds. The roster is laid out so the player can pick the entry that matches the time the player actually has.

The hosted rooms in the Yono VIP live roster

The Yono VIP live roster has five named rooms. Each room runs on the same Apex Studio engine and the same single-zero wheel.

• Velvet roulette. 8 seats, ~60s rounds, the standard live room.
• Champagne roulette. 6 seats, slower pace, longer session.
• Lounge roulette. 4 seats, no side bets, private.
• Onyx roulette. Reserved seat, RNG fallback, the most private room.
• Prism roulette. Wide-angle feed, 8 seats, the most spacious room.

The player picks a room from the lobby, joins a seat, and the round begins at the next croupier announcement.

Pacing versus the RNG roster entries

Live dealer is the slowest entry in the Yono VIP game roster. A live round resolves at roughly one minute. RNG rounds resolve in roughly one second.

A 30-minute live session fits about 30 rounds. A 30-minute aviator or crash session fits hundreds of cash-out decisions. The pace is the player's choice, and the roster is laid out so the pace is visible before the player commits.

Players who want the longer arc sit at the live rooms. Players who want the short decision stay on the RNG roster entries.

Seat cost and stake range on the Yono VIP live roster

The Yono VIP live roster opens at ₹10 per seat. The maximum is set by the room and is shown on the table card.

The seat cost is paid once per hand. The player's stake is paid once per round on top of the seat cost. The lobby shows the published seat cost and the published stake range before the player joins the room.

Device fit across the live roster

The Yono VIP live roster is browser-based. The video feed reorders on touch, the chip sits at the bottom of the screen, and the action buttons are sized for a thumb.

On a desktop, the video feed sits at the centre of the lobby with the chat panel on the right. The player keeps the same seat, the same stake and the same room.