SA Gaming API: live baccarat built for Asian players

What SA Gaming specialises in

SA Gaming is a live dealer studio whose lobby is organised around baccarat and around the dice and card games of South-East Asia. It describes itself as a live baccarat specialist, and its product shows it: multiple baccarat rhythms, detailed roadmaps, side bets and tools that let a player follow several tables at once.

If your players come from Thailand, Vietnam, Malaysia, Indonesia, the Philippines or Korea, SA Gaming covers what they expect to find in a live section, including regional games that European studios rarely produce, such as Thai HiLo, Fish Prawn Crab, Pok Deng and Xoc Dia.

Inside the baccarat room

Baccarat players in Asia read patterns. They follow the big road, the bead plate and the derived roads before deciding whether to back Banker or Player, and they switch tables when a shoe stops giving them a reason to bet. SA Gaming designs for that behaviour.

• Speed Baccarat: a shorter countdown, so decisions have to be made quickly and a shoe moves fast.
• No Commission Baccarat: no commission on Banker wins, except a Banker win on six, which pays half.
• Standard baccarat with pre-dealt cards: six cards are dealt before bets are taken, a ritual many players trust.
• Side bets: Perfect Pair, Any Pair, Dragon Bonus, Lucky Six and Lucky Seven, with payouts up to 50x as published by the studio.
• Roadmaps and live statistics on every table, plus Multi-Bet and Quick Multi-Bet to play several tables simultaneously.

Integration notes for a baccarat-heavy lobby

SA Gaming tables launch like any other game in our catalogue: getGame with the table's id_hash returns a URL you embed in an iframe. The detail worth planning for is the wallet load, because baccarat players bet on every hand and Multi-Bet users bet on several hands at once.

Every chip placed becomes a debit to your callback, integer amount in minor units (so 100 baht is 10000), with its own call_id. The round_id ties it to one specific hand on one specific table. Side bets on Perfect Pair or Lucky Six are separate debits in the same round. When the hand resolves, winners receive credits; a cancelled hand triggers a rollback with rb=1. The exact request format and the md5 signature check are documented in the operator API docs.

Three things that avoid support tickets

1. Index call_id as unique so a retried debit is answered from cache and never charged twice.
2. Return error 1 with the current balance when funds run out mid-shoe; the table then shows a clear message instead of a timeout.
3. Keep the callback fast: Speed Baccarat countdowns leave little room for a slow balance check.

Round history is available per player through getPlayerHistory, newest first, up to 500 rounds per call, useful when a player disputes a hand on a specific table.

Why go through SoftAggregator for SA Gaming

Asian live content is typically one piece of a bigger lobby that also contains slots from JILI, PG Soft or Spade Gaming and, often, a sportsbook. Integrating each supplier separately multiplies wallets and reports. With SoftAggregator, SA Gaming is one provider inside a live dealer API that shares its wallet with the full game aggregator API of 40,000+ games.

Operating the tables after launch

Real-time reporting in the operator backend shows bets, wins, RTP% and GGR per table, per player and per period, so you can see which baccarat rooms earn their place. Prepaid credit is shown on a live bar with low-balance alerts. If you run several brands, for example one Thai-language site and one Vietnamese, each gets its own keys, callback URL and default currency while credit and catalogue stay shared.

Live catalogues move; the current SA Gaming tables and supported currencies are always those returned by getGameList and getCurrencies.

SA Gaming integration FAQ

Sources and last update

Game names, side bets and features were taken from SA Gaming's own website.

• SA Gaming official website, baccarat and games pages, consulted September 2026
• SoftAggregator API documentation (docs.html)

Last reviewed: 24 September 2026.

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