Live Dealer at TYAMBA — Real Tables and Filipino Card Games

Two Different Things Share This Shelf

"Live" at TYAMBA covers two genuinely different experiences, and it is worth knowing which one you are opening. The first is a real dealer, on camera, in a studio, dealing physical cards or spinning a physical wheel while you bet from your phone. The second is JILI's own card and colour games — Pusoy Go, Tongits Go, Color Game — which play against software or other players rather than a croupier, but sit here because they are the Filipino table games people come looking for.

• Baccarat — the studio staple. Bet player, banker or tie; the dealer does the rest. Rounds are short and the decision set is small, which is most of the appeal.
• Roulette — one wheel, one ball, a wide spread of bets from a single number to red/black.
• Sic Bo — three dice under a dome, with a bet menu that runs from near-even money to long-shot triples.
• Pusoy Go — the digital take on Filipino pusoy, arranging thirteen cards into three hands.
• Tongits Go — Tongits, the card game half the country already knows, played out in quick rounds.
• Color Game — the perya colour-dice game, moved from the fiesta table to the phone.

Why There Is No RTP Column Here

Everywhere else on this site we publish a certified RTP because a slot has exactly one payout structure. A live table does not. The house edge on baccarat depends on whether you back the banker, the player or the tie — three different numbers on the same table, and your bet choice picks which one applies to you. That is why our RTP database stops at the reels and this page does not pretend otherwise.

For JILI's Pusoy Go, Tongits Go and Color Game, we simply have no published specs we can source, so we do not quote any. Same rule as the rest of the lobby: an empty field beats a confident guess.

Sitting Down Without Getting Burned

• Live rounds are fast. A baccarat table can run several hands in the time one slot bonus plays out, so the same bet size burns through a balance far quicker than it does on the reels.
• Watch a few rounds before betting. The stream is free to sit in and it costs nothing to learn a table's rhythm.
• Ignore the roads and result histories. A displayed streak is a record of what already happened, not a hint about the next card.
• Set the session limit before you sit, not after a loss. Support can put a daily or weekly deposit limit on your account any time you ask.
• Use a stable connection. A dropout mid-hand is a bad experience on any live table, on any site.

Getting Your Winnings Off the Table

Easy Cashout applies here the same as everywhere else at TYAMBA. Once your one-time KYC review clears — 24 to 48 hours — GCash withdrawals typically land in minutes to an hour, up to about three at peak or on a first cashout. Maya and GoTyme settle over InstaPay in minutes to a few hours, capped at ₱50,000 per transaction and ₱500,000 per day. TYAMBA charges no withdrawal fee; GoTyme's own InstaPay transfer out is free, Maya's is around ₱15. The receiving account must be in your own name.