Golden Nugget Adds Casino Hold’em to Live Dealer Online Game Lineup

The popularity of Golden Nugget Atlantic City’s live dealer online games has led the casino to add a new game: Casino Hold’em, similar to Texas hold’em poker. Blackjack, American roulette and Dragon Bonus Baccarat are also available via live dealer online.

Golden Nugget Atlantic City has expanded its live dealer online casino games with the addition of Casino Hold’em, a house-banked poker game, according to Online Poker Report.

The new game is similar to Texas hold’em. Players can join the game with a bet as low as $1, and side bets are available. Players can access games from 3 p.m. to 3 a.m. seven days a week.

Golden Nugget’s live dealer games, which launched in 2016, also include blackjack, American roulette and Dragon Bonus Baccarat. The casino offers seven live dealer tables. Players have responded well to live dealers, as a way to learn the games and get an introduction to online play, likely promoting the addition of a new game.

Last year, iGamingPlayer spoke to Tom Winter, senior vice president and general manager, Online Gaming, Landry’s Inc./Golden Nugget, about the success of the virtual live dealer games. Read it here.

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