Table Games: Start Here

Roulette, blackjack and baccarat can all appear on the same live-casino screen, but they ask very different things of you. Start with the rules, the price of a round and what a win actually pays—not the studio lights.

Futuristic illustration of a live table game screen with roulette and cards.

Choose a game to understand

  • Roulette — choose a number or group of numbers and watch where the ball lands.
  • Blackjack — compare your hand with the dealer’s without going over 21.
  • Baccarat — bet on the Player or Banker hand, then watch fixed drawing rules decide the result.

The table matters as much as the game name

Two roulette tables may have different wheels or zero rules. Blackjack tables can pay a natural differently. Baccarat tables may charge commission on Banker wins or use a no-commission exception. Open the particular table’s Help and payout screens before betting.

A € reminder: Ten €5 rounds add up to €50 in total stakes, even if you started with less and reused a win. Total stakes are not the same as your deposit or your final loss.

Live dealer or digital version?

A live-dealer game streams physical dealing or equipment; a digital version may use software to generate the outcome. The interface can look similar, but the game rules and fairness checks still need to be read. See How Live-Dealer Games Work and How Online Casino Games Are Tested.

No table is a reliable income source. Read our house-edge guide and safer gambling guide before deciding whether to play. Adults only, where legal; rules vary by table and location.

For a visual look at single-zero and double-zero roulette, try the roulette odds explorer with your own € stake.