Live Dealer Gaming at Crown Perth
Crown Perth sits on Great Eastern Highway in Burswood, and it is the only place in Western Australia with a full casino licence. Every live dealer game here happens on the actual floor. There is no legal online version for WA players, and that situation is not expected to shift, because both online casino games and online poker are banned under state law. So every hand, every spin, is dealt or run by a real person, seven days a week, operating around the clock, with only short closures on Christmas Day, Good Friday and ANZAC Day.
The casino floor at Burswood carries a solid mix of live table games. You will see baccarat, poker-style tables, and other classic formats grouped into different areas rather than scattered randomly. Baccarat, in particular, has dedicated spaces. The Baccarat Room and the Pearl Room are the usual picks if you prefer a quieter and more premium set-up - softer lighting, more elbow room, players who are there for that style of play. If you feel like mixing it up, the Red Multi Game Stadium runs a live dealer feed onto large screens while you sit at your own electronic terminal, so you still get a human dealer while placing bets from a semi-private seat.
One thing that catches first-timers: the place is big. Game types sit in their own pockets of the floor, and if you walk in cold it is easy to chew up time drifting between sections. It is worth grabbing a paper floor map near the entrance or checking the layout on one of the displays before you settle on a room.
Getting to the Live Tables
Whether you have never been or you already know the complex, getting to the live tables is usually pretty simple in practice.
First, head to Crown Perth on Great Eastern Highway in Burswood. There is on-site parking spread across the precinct, and public transport from the Perth CBD drops you nearby without much drama.
At the entry, you may be asked for valid photo ID. The minimum age is 18, and security take that line quite seriously, so have your card or licence ready.
If you are not already a member, stop past the Crown membership desk and sort out a card. From 1 December 2025 a personalised membership card is compulsory for all electronic gaming machine play. For live table games, current requirements can change, so it is worth checking in with staff as you arrive rather than guessing.
Next, look for the table game area that matches what you want to play. The floor map will show which direction to walk, and signage inside points you towards the Baccarat Room, the Pearl Room and other named spaces without much effort.
When you reach a table you like, hang back until the current hand or round is finished before you sit down or put chips on the felt. Dealers and other players prefer that small bit of courtesy.
You can swap cash for chips in two ways: directly at the table with the dealer or at a separate cashier cage. Each table clearly displays its minimum and maximum bet range, so you know where your bankroll sits before you buy in.
If the game is not familiar, tell the dealer and ask them to step you through the basics. They are trained to explain the table rules and betting spots, and you are far from the first person to ask for that run-through.
Play inside the posted limits while you are in that seat. If you feel like a change of game or atmosphere, just pick up your chips and walk to a different table or another room.
There is no strict session timetable for most live tables. You are free to join when seats are open and leave when you are ready, as long as the casino is trading.
Red Multi Game Stadium: Live Dealer on Screen
The Red Multi Game Stadium deserves its own section because it runs slightly differently to a standard table. This is Crown Perth’s main electronic table area, built around terminals that link to a live dealer feed. You still see an actual dealer dealing real cards or spinning a wheel, but you sit at a personal screen with your own controls. If you like the live dealer format but prefer not to share a rail with strangers, this set-up can suit. Mini Baccarat is one of the games commonly available here.
These Red Stadium terminals are not all in one corner. They are scattered through several areas of the complex.
| Stadium Location | Nearby Landmark |
|---|---|
| Near Mesh Bar | Main casino floor |
| Near Merrywell entrance | Casino entry point |
| Riverside Room | Riverside section |
| Baccarat Room | Premium gaming area |
| Pearl Room | Premium gaming area |
| Diamond Room | Premium gaming area |
Using a terminal is fairly intuitive once you sit down. You insert your Crown membership card into the slot, then select the game you want from the on-screen list. After that, you set your wager using the physical buttons or touch controls in front of you and follow the live dealer feed on the big screen above the stadium layout. There is a clear betting window with a countdown, and once that timer closes, bets for that round lock in while the dealer completes the hand or spin. Any winnings are credited straight back into your terminal balance without you needing to do anything extra.
When you are ready to finish up, you cash out directly on the terminal or print a ticket and take it to the cashier cage to swap it for cash. Both options work, it comes down to what feels easier in the moment.
One simple habit worth keeping with any electronic terminal: always cash out before you walk away, even if you think you are only ducking off for a few minutes. People forget balances more often than they expect, especially when moving quickly between different areas.
