Betrepublic Casino Brings Live Dealer Tables Across 350 Plus Games

What Our Live Casino Floor at Betrepublic Casino Actually Includes

We built our live casino around 118 titles in the Top Live Casino selection alone, streamed from studios rather than generated by random number software, so what you see happening at the table is what is actually happening. A real dealer shuffles the cards, spins the wheel, or draws the numbers, and a video feed carries that action straight to your screen at Betrepublic Casino. This matters because it changes the nature of the game itself: outcomes are tied to a physical shuffle or spin rather than a algorithm, and you can watch the dealer, the other players’ bets, and the table history in real time before deciding on your next move.

Our live floor is broken into clear categories so you are not scrolling through a single long list to find what you want. Roulette, blackjack, game shows, and a dice, poker and baccarat section each sit under their own filter, and within each one there are enough variants that a session at the roulette tables looks nothing like a session at the game show tables. We work with a mix of studios rather than a single supplier, which is part of why the variety runs as deep as it does.

The Scale in Numbers

Across the wider library we run 11,097 games in total, so the live section sits alongside a pokies collection built from 9,772 titles if you ever want to switch between the two. If pokies are more your pace, our online pokies page covers that side of the library in full.

Live Roulette Tables and How the Variants Differ

Roulette is the deepest single category on our live floor, with 136 tables running at any given time. The core mechanic never changes: a ball drops onto a spinning wheel with numbered pockets, and you bet on where it lands, whether that is a single number, a colour, an odd or even outcome, or a wider grouping like a dozen or a column. What changes between our variants is speed, presentation, and the side features layered on top.

Speed Roulette strips out the usual betting window and dealer commentary to run more rounds per hour, which suits players who want a faster rhythm without waiting through a full ceremony each spin. Mega Roulette and Gravity Roulette add multiplier mechanics on top of the standard wheel, meaning a winning number can pay out at a boosted rate depending on where the multiplier lands that round. Gold Saloon Roulette is one of our exclusive tables, produced specifically for our own live floor rather than licensed from a wider network, and it runs alongside the more familiar European-style layout that most players already recognise from the classic version of the game.

What Separates One Roulette Table From Another

• Wheel format: European single-zero layouts are the most common structure across our tables, affecting the house edge on even-money bets.
• Speed of play: standard tables run a full betting cycle with dealer interaction, while speed variants cut dead time between spins.
• Multiplier features: some tables like Mega Roulette and Gravity Roulette add random or triggered multipliers on selected numbers each round.
• Table presentation: Gold Saloon Roulette and similar exclusive tables use a distinct studio set and dealer style compared to the standard broadcast tables.

Blackjack Runs Deeper Than Any Other Category on Our Floor

Blackjack is our largest live category by table count, with 291 tables live at once. That scale exists because blackjack supports more structural variation than almost any other card game: different rule sets around dealer stands, splitting, doubling down, and side bets all change the character of a table even though the basic goal of beating the dealer’s hand without going over 21 stays constant. We run Gold Saloon Blackjack variants as part of our exclusive lineup, alongside Monaco Blackjack and VIP Blackjack for players who want higher stake ceilings.

The VIP designation on a blackjack table generally signals higher minimum and maximum bets, sometimes a more experienced dealer, and occasionally a more private table feel with fewer seats. Monaco Blackjack carries its own studio branding and presentation, distinct from the standard tables, which gives players a reason to move between tables based on atmosphere as much as stakes. Because blackjack is a game where basic strategy has a measurable, well-documented effect on the house edge, many players use a strategy chart to decide when to hit, stand, split or double, and applying consistent strategy is the single biggest factor within a player’s control at the blackjack table.

Baccarat, Dice and Poker Sit Together as Our Card and Dice Category

Beyond roulette and blackjack, we run a dedicated category covering baccarat, dice games and poker. Baccarat is one of the simplest games at any live casino in terms of decision-making: you bet on the Player hand, the Banker hand, or a Tie, and the cards are dealt according to fixed drawing rules rather than player choices, which is part of why it remains a fixture on nearly every live floor worldwide. Dice games such as Sic Bo add a different rhythm entirely, built around predicting the outcome of three dice rather than reading cards, while our poker offering gives players a card-game alternative that runs on different mechanics to blackjack.

Because baccarat’s rules are fixed rather than strategic, the appeal is less about skill and more about pace and the ritual of watching the Banker and Player hands revealed. Live poker variants, by contrast, still involve genuine decision points, closer in feel to a table game than a pure chance-based format. Running all three under one category on our site means you can move from a fast dice round to a slower baccarat shoe to a poker hand without leaving the same section of the lobby.

Game Shows Bring a Different Kind of Live Session

Our 31 live game show titles, including Money Time, Mega Wheel and Candy Wheel, are built around a different structure to the card and wheel-based tables. Rather than a fixed deck or roulette wheel, these formats typically use a large spinning wheel with segments corresponding to multipliers or bonus rounds, and a host who runs the session rather than a traditional dealer. The appeal here is presentational as much as mechanical: game shows tend to run with more energy, audience-style commentary, and bonus rounds that can include animated or augmented-reality elements layered over the live video feed.

Mega Wheel in particular follows a well-known format where a large wheel with numbered and multiplier segments determines the round’s outcome, while Candy Wheel applies a similar wheel-spin mechanic with its own segment structure and theme. Money Time adds its own bonus round structure on top of the base wheel mechanic. These formats generally require less strategic input than blackjack or poker, which makes them approachable for players who want to follow along with a host-led session rather than track odds and decisions across multiple hands.

The Providers and Studios Behind Our Tables

Our live tables are streamed by a mix of established studios rather than a single supplier, which is a large part of why the format range runs as wide as it does. We work with Pragmatic Play Live, Stakelogic, SA Gaming, VIVO and BetGames, plus a set of exclusive Gold Saloon tables built specifically for our own floor.

• Pragmatic Play Live: one of the largest live casino studios globally, known for high table counts across roulette, blackjack and game shows.
• Stakelogic and SA Gaming: contribute additional table variety across core card and wheel formats.
• VIVO and BetGames: add further game show and quick-format live content to round out the category.
• Gold Saloon: our own exclusive branded tables, covering both roulette and blackjack under a distinct studio presentation not found elsewhere.

Running multiple studios rather than one means table availability tends to stay high across time zones, since different studios often broadcast from different regions and operate on different staffing schedules.

How RTP and Table Limits Work Across Live Formats

Return to player, commonly shortened to RTP, describes the theoretical percentage of all money wagered on a game that is paid back to players over a very large number of rounds. On live tables the concept works a little differently to pokies: because outcomes come from a real wheel, real cards, or real dice rather than a random number generator, the RTP is fixed by the mathematical structure of the game itself and by the specific side bets or rule variations on a given table, rather than by a programmed percentage. European roulette, for example, carries a different theoretical return to player than American roulette purely because of the number of pockets on the wheel, and side bets on blackjack or baccarat almost always carry a different return profile to the main bet.

Table limits also vary meaningfully between our tables. Standard tables tend to run lower minimum bets suited to casual play, while VIP-branded tables like our VIP Blackjack tables are built for higher stake ranges. Choosing a table is therefore not only about the game format but also about matching your intended stake size to a table built for that range, since minimum and maximum bets differ by table even within the same game type.

Playing Live Tables on Mobile and Through Our Wider Site

Our live tables run through the same mobile browser experience as the rest of our library, so there is no separate download required to access roulette, blackjack, game shows or baccarat from a phone or tablet. Full details on how our mobile play works, including the Create Shortcut feature for home-screen access, sit on our mobile app page. New players setting up an account for the first time can also look at our welcome bonus terms before their first deposit, since bonus funds and free spins are activated separately from live table play.

Live dealer sessions do rely on a stable connection more than pokies do, since you are streaming continuous video rather than loading a single game round. A steady wifi or mobile data connection makes the difference between a smooth session and one interrupted by buffering, particularly on higher-motion formats like the wheel-based game shows where timing matters for placing bets before the round closes.

Setting Limits Before You Sit Down at a Live Table

Live tables run continuously and dealers keep a steady pace, which can make session length harder to track than with pokies where each round has a natural pause. Setting a time and deposit limit before you start a session is a practical habit, not just a formality, particularly on faster formats like Speed Roulette where more rounds happen per hour. We provide self-exclusion tools and a self-assessment test through our responsible gaming resources page, alongside links to independent support organisations for anyone who wants to check their play or take a break.

Live casino games, like all forms of online gambling, are entertainment rather than a way to generate income, and the outcome of any roulette spin, blackjack hand or dice roll is never guaranteed in a player’s favour regardless of strategy or table choice. Our support team is available 24/7 through live chat if you have questions about a specific table, a dealer, or how a particular format works before you place a bet. Betrepublic Casino operates under National Excise License Office licence number 1021394, and our live floor sits within that same regulatory framework as the rest of our site.

Our live tables are open around the clock, and moving between roulette, blackjack, baccarat, poker and our game show titles only takes a click within the same lobby. Anyone joining us for the first time must be 18 or over, and we would rather you take your time exploring the table variants above than rush into a session before you know what each format actually involves. Head over to our live floor when you are ready, or start from our Betrepublic homepage if you want to see how the live section fits alongside the rest of what we run.