XPG (Xpro Gaming) Live Casino Review: Games, Rules, US Access

XPG, also known as Xpro Gaming, is a B2B live dealer studio that has supplied baccarat, roulette, blackjack, Dragon Tiger, Sic Bo and Indian card games to online casinos since 2008, streaming from studios it places in Bulgaria and elsewhere in Eastern Europe. It is still active in October 2026, adding new blackjack table packs as recently as April 2026. XPG does not publish a licence or regulator on its website, and its tables are not offered by state-licensed US casinos or by the four offshore sites we review.

This review covers what XPG offers, the rules and house edge of its main games, the studios, mobile play and the US position. The previous version of this page listed casinos and bonuses that no longer applied and claimed licences we could not find; it has been rebuilt from XPG’s own site and rule manual.

XPG at a glance (October 2026)

One naming trap: “XPG” is also the gaming-hardware brand of the Taiwanese memory maker ADATA. The two are unrelated; this page covers only the live casino studio.

The XPG live game catalog

XPG’s site groups its games into eight families and keeps a public rules manual at manual.xpg.live. Its marketing material lists a large set of named tables, including lettered Baccarat and Speed Baccarat tables, a 7-Eleven Baccarat, Turbo and VIP Speed Baccarat, Unlimited Blackjack, VIP and High Blackjack, and a group of Turkish-language tables (Turkish, Royal, Diamond and VIP Royal Blackjack).

Detailed guides: XPG live blackjack and XPG live baccarat.

XPG blackjack in brief

XPG’s manual says its blackjack uses six decks shuffled at regular intervals, with the shuffle card placed about halfway through the shoe. A player blackjack pays 3:2, insurance costs half the original bet and pays 2:1, and Even Money is offered when you hold a blackjack against a dealer Ace. You can double on any two cards (receiving one card), split up to three times, and split Aces only once. Bet Behind lets you back a seated player, whose decisions then apply to your stake too.

The Wizard of Odds lists the classic game at a 99.46% return with basic strategy, a house edge of 0.54%, noting that the dealer stands on soft 17 and takes a hole card. Unlimited Blackjack lets any number of players share one hand, but pairs can only be split or “folded”, and folding returns 80% of the bet.

XPG baccarat in brief

XPG deals baccarat from eight decks. On the Punto Banco table, Player pays 1:1, Banker 0.95:1 (a 5% commission) and Tie 8:1. The No Commission table pays Banker 1:1 except when Banker wins with a total of 6, which pays 50%. Player Pair and Banker Pair pay 11:1, and a Dragon/Tiger side bet compares the first cards dealt to each hand.

With eight decks the Wizard of Odds puts the Banker edge at 1.06%, Player at 1.24% and Tie at 14.36%, while the half-pay Banker 6 rule lifts the Banker edge to about 1.46%. Our live baccarat guide explains why Banker remains the best main bet on a commission table.

Studios and technology

XPG’s studio page says it broadcasts from “the heart of Europe – in Bulgaria and Moldova”, while its company page describes studios “set in Bulgaria and Romania”. Both pages agree on Bulgaria. The studios use roulette equipment from Cammegh, stream 24/7 in HD, and are run by pit bosses and casino managers. XPG also sells branded private tables (your logo, dealers speaking your players’ language) and a chroma-key virtual studio that can change a table’s backdrop for holidays or sporting events.

The rule manual explains what happens on a dropped connection: accepted bets are processed and the round finishes normally, except in Caribbean Poker and Single Poker, where the hand folds. Players see the usual baccarat roadmaps, including Bead Road, Big Road, Big Eye Boy, Small Road and Cockroach Road.

Licensing and transparency

XPG’s footer says only that “XPG Live operates in full compliance with gaming regulations across multiple jurisdictions”. It does not name a regulator, a licensed company or a licence number, and we could not confirm a licence held by XPG with any regulator. That is weaker disclosure than rivals such as BetGames, which prints its UK and Malta numbers. When you play XPG tables, the protection you have comes from the casino’s licence, so check that first.

XPG on mobile

XPG builds its client in HTML5 with a single login across desktop, smartphone and tablet. The mobile interface has its own layout: tabs for limits, history, roadmaps and last win, a time panel and a chips panel. Baccarat and Dragon Tiger offer single and multi modes (multi is the default), while Blackjack and Caribbean Poker are multi-player only.

XPG compared with other studios

On rules alone, XPG’s classic blackjack sits close to the better live games, and its roulette uses the cheaper single-zero wheel. The gap is in licensing and in reach: Evolution is licensed in the US states it supplies, while XPG and VIG publish no regulator at all.

Can US players find XPG tables?

Eight states have legalised online casinos; seven markets are live (NJ, PA, MI, WV, CT, DE, RI); Maine legalised a tribal-only market (LD 1164: became law without the governor’s signature in January 2026, effective 29 Jul 2026) that has not launched (Oct 2026). We found no XPG approval in those states. Live tables at state-licensed casinos come mainly from Evolution, which supplies only state-licensed US casinos; see our Evolution review.

XPG tables also did not appear in the live lobbies of Bovada, Ignition, MyBookie or BetOnline when we checked on 6 October 2026. Those offshore sites run live tables from VIG, Fresh Deck Studios and BetGames instead, hold no US state licence and offer no state regulator to complain to if a payout is refused.

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Our verdict

XPG is a long-standing, still-active studio with a solid core of baccarat, blackjack and roulette tables and published rules that are player-friendly where it counts: 3:2 blackjack, single-zero roulette and standard baccarat payouts. Its weakness is disclosure, since it names no licence or regulator. For US players it is a moot point, because no state-licensed casino and none of the four offshore sites we follow offers it. Compare it with other studios in our top live casino providers list.

Frequently asked questions

Is XPG the same as Xpro Gaming?

Yes. The studio has traded as Xpro Gaming and XPG, using both xprogaming.com and xpg.live. It is unrelated to ADATA’s XPG gaming-hardware brand.

Is XPG licensed?

XPG’s website says it complies with gaming regulations in multiple jurisdictions but does not name a regulator or licence number, and we could not confirm one.

Where are XPG’s studios?

XPG names Bulgaria on all its pages; its studio page adds Moldova and its company page adds Romania.

What games does XPG offer?

Baccarat (including Speed and Super Six), roulette, classic and Unlimited blackjack, Dragon Tiger, Sic Bo, Andar Bahar, Teen Patti and 32 Cards, plus poker games and Wheel of Fortune in its rule manual.

What is the house edge at XPG blackjack?

The Wizard of Odds lists XPG’s classic live blackjack at a 99.46% return with basic strategy, a 0.54% house edge.

Can I play XPG games in the US?

Not at state-licensed US casinos, and XPG tables were not listed at Bovada, Ignition, MyBookie or BetOnline on 6 October 2026.