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Table games online: the call is yours
On a slot you press and you watch. At a table you choose: where to place your stake, when to stop, how much risk to take. That is the whole difference, and it is why players have kept coming back to this section for decades.
Here is what this category brings together, what sets a table apart from a slot, and how to find your way between the automated versions and those hosted by a presenter.
What makes a table game, and not a slot
The line comes down to one word: the decision. A table game asks you to step in, and your choice changes what happens next.
That element of decision changes how you play. You are not on the receiving end of a result, you are building a position. Some players find an involvement in it that no slot provides; others prefer the absence of choice altogether and head for our online dice slots.
Second difference, less obvious: the rules are public and have been settled for a long time. From one table to the next only a few settings change, such as the number of zeros in roulette or the payout on a blackjack, and the return to player shown in each game takes them into account.
The families of table games in our catalogue
This section gathers several worlds whose only common ground is the format. Here is the tour.
Roulette takes the largest share, with a full section devoted to online roulette. Blackjack follows, in classic versions as well as more recent adaptations, and our blackjack games have their own section too.
Baccarat owes its reputation to its apparent simplicity: three possible outcomes, one decision per round. Sic bo and bac bo bring an Asian touch, one played on three dice, the other crossing dice with baccarat logic.
Added to these are the card games from Gaming1, the Belgian studio in our catalogue, along with a set of other formats — video poker, craps and a few less common classics.
Each family has its codes and its pace. We give them sections of their own, so you can explore the one that interests you without wading through the rest.
First Person: the fully digital table
You will often come across « First Person » in front of a game's name. The term intrigues and deserves clearing up, because it points to something specific.
These are fully digital versions of classic tables, developed by Evolution. The styling and the interface borrow the codes of a real felt, but the whole sequence is handled by software from start to finish.
The benefit is concrete. No waiting between rounds, no betting window to observe, no other players to depend on. You play when you want, at the tempo you set, and you can leave the table mid-session without inconveniencing anyone.
Automated table or hosted table
Both approaches sit side by side here, and they do not suit the same moment of the day.
An automated table works when you have ten minutes, when you want to move at your own cadence, or when you are discovering a family and would rather feel your way without an audience. That is what this section brings together.
The other approach exists here too, with codes of its own: it sits in our live casino section, which follows a different logic.
Plenty of players alternate depending on the mood, and nothing forces a choice.
What these games change on the numbers
One feature is worth knowing: the return figures shown on table games are among the highest in the catalogue, generally above what slots offer.
Mind what that means, though. A high figure describes a theoretical average across hundreds of thousands of rounds, not a chance of winning during your session. Chance remains entirely in charge, and an evening can stray a long way from that average.
What genuinely changes is that those figures also depend on your choices. At a table, some stakes carry better conditions than others. Each game's information panel sets them out, and it is there to be read before you sit down.
Sitting down without diving in
A table is more intimidating than a slot, especially when its codes are unfamiliar. Two habits take the edge off.
Go through the trial version. It is available on most automated titles, with no deposit and every betting option. A few rounds are enough to grasp the sequence without committing anything.
Start small. Betting limits are displayed on every table, and nothing obliges you to begin high. That goes double for formats that have just entered the catalogue, which nobody has grown used to yet.
Take a seat at the table of your choice
Roulettes, cards, three-faced dice or more confidential formats: this section gathers everything played around a felt, alongside our online casino games and our specialities.
Open an account to play for real money and settle in wherever suits you.
Frequently asked questions
Roulette, blackjack, baccarat, sic bo and bac bo, card games from Gaming1, First Person titles by Evolution, plus rarer formats such as video poker or craps.
The decision. A slot needs one press, a table asks you to pick your stake and sometimes how the hand proceeds. Its rules are also fixed and public.
That the table is entirely digital: the same styling as a hosted version, but nobody on screen, and a sequence handled by software.
Most automated tables come with a trial version, available with no deposit and with every betting option.
Their published figures are generally higher, but they describe a theoretical average across a very large number of rounds, never a guarantee for one session.
For most families it is not essential, but a few rounds in the trial version beat discovering things with real money.


