Greek Live Dealers

Greek Live Dealers 

Greek is the primary languages of Greece and Cyprus, with around 13.5 million worldwide speakers. It is not the most global language, but that still hasn't stopped providers like Playtech from accommodating their Greek players. Below, you will find a selection of the most popular casino games with Greek dealers.

Greek Live Casino Games

Here is a list of live casino games that offer Greek native speaking dealers.

Greek Live Roulette

Playtech has made the most significant impact on Greek language live casino games, but Evolution also competes with a rival table. All roulette tables here use single zero roulette rules with a house edge of 97.30%.

• Live Greek Roulette (Evolution)
• Greek Roulette (Playtech)
• Greek Quantum Roulette (Playtech)

While Evolution's offering is the most attractive design-wise - Playtech are one of the only providers to localise an RNG live roulette game. Technically - it also makes them the first to offer a native speaking gameshow.

Greek Live Blackjack

Playtech are once again the primary provider of Greek games with their own live blackjack table. 8 pre-shuffled card decks are used throughout the duration of the game.

Evolution also offers a Greek-speaking blackjack game - but its availability will depend on the casino. At some sites, you may struggle to find any language live casino games - let alone Greek.

Greek Live Game Shows

Thus far - Playtech are one of the only providers to offer a native live game show for Greek customers. The Greek Quantum Roulette table is popular with its 500x win multipliers and vivid presentation.

Evolution are yet to localise their live casino game shows. Many of their famous rooms like Dream Catcher and Crazy Time still rely on English language dealers. 

Payment Methods

You can add funds to a Greek live dealer casino by using any of the following methods:

Debit Card: It's not recommended to use a banking card to make deposits. Adding a card directly increases the chances of your details being stolen. Ideally, you should add an extra layer of authentication by using an e-wallet or mobile pay app.

E-wallets: Paypal is probably the best e-wallet out there - and adding funds is free. It also costs nothing to set up an account. Skrill, Neteller and MuchBetter are all alternative solutions - but they do charge fees for transactions. The most significant disadvantage of using an e-wallet is that they do not usually qualify for bonuses.

Apple Pay/Google Pay: Download your device's payment app from the app store and you can add your banking details. When you make a deposit, your details will be stored securely in the app.

Bank Transfer: It's quick and easy to deposit to your banking account - but it can take a while for the funds to appear in your balance.