Vivo Gaming

⭐ 6.5 / 10
🛡 Judge-tested
Live Casino
Founded Mid-to-late 2000s (founding year varies by source)
Headquarters Israel (studios across Europe & LatAm)
Signature Localised live-dealer tables, native dealers
Typical RTP Rules-based: standard table-game returns

The Judge's Verdict

The verdict: Vivo Gaming is a solid mid-tier live-dealer specialist that punches above its weight in emerging markets, but it's not the studio you build a casino's headline live lobby around. Think dependable supporting act, not main event.

✔ The good

  • Strong localised tables (Andar Bahar, Teen Patti) for emerging markets
  • EGR award-winning live tech with HD multi-language streams
  • Adjustable limits suit smaller bankrolls, plus VIP Limitless Blackjack
  • Multiple real studios across Bulgaria, Georgia, Colombia, the Philippines and Uruguay

⚠ The catch

  • Live lobby often smaller than the marketing suggests
  • Leans on Curacao licensing; no Tier-1 (UKGC) coverage
  • No pokies or game-show formats; pure classic table fare
  • Transparency on game counts and regulation draws criticism

In Depth Review

Vivo doesn't do pokies. This is a live-dealer house, and what it's genuinely known for is reaching players the big two studios skip. Its flagship spread runs Live Andar Bahar and Teen Patti (proper Indian-market tables with native-speaking dealers), Limitless Blackjack for the VIP crowd, classic Live Blackjack, plus Auto Roulette, European and American Roulette, Baccarat, Dragon Tiger, Sic Bo and Live Bingo. The streams come out of real studios in Bulgaria (Varna and Burgas), Georgia, Colombia, the Philippines and Uruguay, with in-venue feeds reported from Malta. Players must be 18+ to take a seat.

Playing them feels honest and unfussy. HD feeds, dealers across a wide range of languages, customisable table skins and adjustable limits that suit a smaller bankroll. The maths is standard table fare, so your edge sits with the rules: European Roulette and textbook blackjack carry the same favourable theoretical returns you'd expect from those games anywhere, with no house gimmicks layered on top. Bear in mind these are still casino games, so no outcome is ever guaranteed. No flashy game-show wheels here.

The catch: across reviewer audits the lobby often delivers fewer tables than the marketing implies, and the regulatory footprint leans on Curacao rather than Tier-1 licences. That's the trade-off for the global reach.

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Reputation & awards

Vivo's standout credential is its EGR Best Live Casino Supplier recognition, which tells you the trade rates its tech. Player sentiment is steadier than spectacular, sitting in the middling range across a large pool of votes. Licensing is commonly cited via Curacao and Bulgarian regulators; it's not UKGC-approved, so UK players miss out. The recurring gripe is transparency, both on game counts and regulatory detail. Always confirm a venue's current licence before depositing.

FAQ

Is Vivo Gaming legit and licensed?

Vivo Gaming is commonly cited as holding licences via Curacao and Bulgarian regulators, and it has earned EGR Best Live Casino Supplier recognition. It isn't UKGC-licensed, so its tables aren't available to UK players, and that Curacao-led footprint is the main thing to weigh up. Always confirm a casino's current licence before you play, and remember you must be 18+.

What games does Vivo Gaming make?

Vivo Gaming is a live-dealer specialist, not a pokies studio. Its lineup covers Live Andar Bahar, Teen Patti, classic and Limitless Blackjack, Auto/European/American Roulette, Baccarat, Dragon Tiger, Sic Bo and Live Bingo, streamed from real studios with native-speaking dealers.

Where is Vivo Gaming based and where are its studios?

Vivo Gaming's head office is commonly cited in Israel, with sources differing on its exact founding year. Its live games are streamed from studios in Bulgaria, Georgia, Colombia, the Philippines and Uruguay, plus in-venue feeds reported from Malta.