Not every table game fits neatly into the roulette, blackjack or poker families. This category gathers the rest of the casino floor: baccarat and its fast variants, dice games such as craps and sic bo, card games like Red Dog, Casino War or Andar Bahar, and wheel-based games of the money wheel type. Many of them have long histories in particular regions, while others were designed specifically for online play or live game-show studios.
What these games share is variety. Some, like baccarat, require no decisions at all beyond choosing your bet, while craps offers a large menu of wagers with very different odds. Most are available as RNG games with demo modes and as live dealer tables streamed in real time. If you want a change from the usual classics or simply like to explore, the list below shows the other table games offered by the casinos we cover.
Other Games
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Shooter -
Shoot the Duck -
Shock Tower -
Sea Raider -
Scratch Dice -
Safari Hunter -
Ruby Rush -
Rooftop Fight -
Roll the Dice -
Rock Paper Scissors -
Red Envelope -
Red Card -
Plinko -
Penalty Shoot-out -
Penalty -
Om Nom -
Nerves of Steal -
Mr.Bean -
More or Less -
Zodiac Signs -
Xmas -
World Football -
Wildwest -
Wild Space -
Touchdown -
Tiki Treasure -
Thimbles -
The Golden Egg -
Super 6 -
Stick ‘Em -
Spinball -
Space Cat -
Soccer Fever -
Snakes and Ladders -
Slingo Riches -
Sibyl
Games you will find in this category
Each game has its own rules and its own spread of good and poor bets:
- Baccarat: you back the Banker, the Player or a Tie; the Banker bet carries a house edge of about 1.06% despite the usual commission, while the Tie bet is far less favourable.
- Craps: a dice game where Pass Line and Come bets offer a low edge, but many proposition bets are expensive.
- Sic Bo: three dice and a wide betting board; simple Big and Small bets are the steadiest option.
- Casino War and Red Dog: quick card games with very basic rules, ideal for casual sessions.
Tips for choosing and playing
Because these games vary so much, read the rules and paytable before placing a bet, and check whether the provider lists the return to player. As a general rule, the simplest wagers tend to have the lowest house edge, while long-shot bets with big payouts cost more over time. Use free RNG versions to learn unfamiliar games, then move to live dealer tables if you enjoy the atmosphere. Setting a fixed budget is especially wise with fast games, where rounds can follow each other in seconds.
Other Table Games FAQ
What is the best bet in baccarat?
Statistically, the Banker bet is the strongest choice, with a house edge of roughly 1.06% even after the standard 5% commission on wins. The Player bet follows closely at about 1.24%. The Tie bet pays more but carries a much higher edge, so most experienced players avoid it or use it only occasionally for fun.
Is craps difficult to learn online?
Craps looks complicated because of its busy table, but you can start with just one or two bets. The Pass Line bet is easy to understand and has one of the lowest house edges in the casino. Online versions highlight available bets and resolve results automatically, and demo modes let you practise without risking money.
What are live game shows?
Live game shows are entertainment-focused games hosted by a presenter in a studio, often built around a big money wheel, bonus rounds and random multipliers. They are easy to play and very social, but their return can vary significantly between bets. Check the information panel of each game to see the stated return to player before you join.
Can I play these table games on mobile?
Yes. Most modern table games, including baccarat, craps, sic bo and game shows, are built in HTML5 and adapt to phones and tablets. Live dealer streams work well on mobile with a stable connection, and the betting interface is usually redesigned for touch screens. You can play through the browser or a casino app where one is offered.