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Here on the page "Local Brazil" we have live games with Brazilian dealers, which facilitates communication during the execution of the games. That's because, a distributor who talks about Portuguese makes the casino experience even more immersive, this being a positive point. Let's know a little about these games?

ROULETTE

Invented in France in the seventeenth century, roulette consists of a wheel with pockets and a ball that is spun around the wheel by a bettor. The game was quickly adopted by the French aristocracy, who loved to gamble, and quickly became a staple of casinos in France. Roulette came to the United States in the early 19th century by French immigrants. In the US, then, roulette has been given an extra zero, double zero, which gives the house an even greater advantage over the user. To play, the dealer throws the white ball while the wheel turns. The ball must then stop at one of the numbers. Before that, though, bettors start guessing where this ball will land.

DRAGON TIGER

Originally from Cambodia and released in 2018, Dragon Tiger is a simple and easy-to-play game. In it, the dealer will deal two cards: one to the dragon and one to the tiger. To win, then, just pick up the highest card. In this game, typically played with six to eight decks of cards, the Ace is the lowest (value one), while the King is the highest (value 13). From 2 to 10 has the same value as the number written on the card. There is also the possibility of a draw, that is, if the dragon and the tiger have the same card.

BLACKJACK

The history of blackjack is full of intrigue and surprises from its inception. Adopted and reinvented in many casinos across the continent, this game has its origin in Europe. It later spread to the United States, where it became one of the most popular games of chance. The Open Dealing Rule was introduced in the 1940s when the '21' bonus came into being. This then allowed players to become winners and earn even greater rewards.

To test your skills, Blackjack is a good choice. This is due to the ease and simplicity of the game, which aims to beat the dealer's hand without exceeding 21. The value of the player's hand must be greater than that of the dealer, but no more than the dealer's hand. Cards have face value and card value between 10 and 11 for the player or dealer. "Blackjack" is the best hand in this game, which represents the "Ace-10".