Casino games, from poker tables to slots

Players receive two private cards and combine them with five community cards. Betting happens before the flop, on the flop, turn, and river.

Each player receives four hole cards and must use exactly two of them with exactly three community cards to make a five-card hand.

The pot can be split between the best high hand and the best qualifying low hand. Players still use exactly two hole cards.

Players receive seven cards over several betting rounds, with some exposed and some hidden. The best five-card hand wins.

A split-pot stud game where qualifying low hands can share the pot with the best high hand.

Players receive five private cards, choose cards to discard, draw replacements, then compare final poker hands.

A classic stud format in which players receive one hidden card and several exposed cards across betting rounds.

A seven-card stud variant where the lowest five-card hand wins. Straights and flushes generally do not count against the player.

A lowball draw game where players try to make the lowest possible five-card hand, with up to three drawing rounds.

A draw-poker game aiming for the lowest four-card hand with four different suits and four different ranks.

Similar to Hold’em, but players begin with three hole cards and discard one before later betting streets.

Players receive three hole cards and discard one after the flop rather than before it.

Hold’em played with a reduced 36-card deck, usually removing cards from deuce through five and changing hand probabilities.

Players arrange 13 cards into three separate poker hands and compare each row with opponents.

Cards are placed face-up into three hands as they are dealt, adding visible strategic decisions.

Beat the dealer by making a hand closer to 21 without exceeding 21. Players can hit, stand, double, and often split pairs.

Usually uses two hole cards for players while the dealer initially receives only one visible card.

A common American ruleset that often allows late surrender, splitting, and dealer peeking for blackjack.

A popular multi-deck blackjack ruleset with standard Las Vegas dealing and splitting options.

Played without tens in the deck, but usually compensates with player-friendly bonuses and flexible doubling rules.

Players play two hands and can switch the second card between them before continuing.

A blackjack relative in which a two-card 21 is called a pontoon and terminology and draw rules differ by region.

Both dealer cards are exposed, balanced by rules that favor the house in other ways.

Certain doubles and splits can be made using free bets supplied by the game, with special dealer rules balancing the feature.

The standard casino baccarat game. Bet on Player, Banker, or Tie while fixed drawing rules determine the hands.

A traditional form in which one player acts as banker for multiple rounds and may make drawing decisions.

A player-banked baccarat variant where participants may take turns as banker and certain drawing choices are strategic.

Punto Banco played on a smaller table with faster dealing and lower operational complexity.

A baccarat variation that removes traditional Banker commission and replaces it with special push rules.

A 37-pocket wheel numbered 0–36. Players can bet on individual numbers, groups, colors, odd/even, and more.

Uses the same single-zero wheel as European Roulette, often with La Partage or En Prison rules on even-money bets.

A 38-pocket wheel containing both 0 and 00, increasing the house edge compared with single-zero roulette.

A roulette format with an additional 000 pocket, creating 39 pockets and a higher house advantage.

Two balls are spun on the same roulette wheel, creating additional betting combinations.

A large vertical wheel divided into payout segments. Players bet on which symbol or number the wheel stops on.

A live-casino style money-wheel game with numbered segments and multiplier features.

A game-show wheel format combining numbered segments with bonus rounds such as Pachinko, Cash Hunt, Coin Flip, and Crazy Time.

A wheel-based game-show format combining standard wheel outcomes with a Monopoly-themed bonus board.

Players wager on outcomes of two dice, including Pass Line, Don't Pass, Come, Don't Come, odds, and proposition bets.

A craps variant in which 2, 3, 11, and 12 become point numbers instead of immediate come-out winners or losers.

Three dice are rolled and players wager on totals, specific numbers, doubles, triples, and combinations.

Three dice are rolled in a cage. Players usually wager on a number appearing on one, two, or all three dice.

A historic dice game and predecessor to modern craps, based on a chosen main number and combinations of throws.

The modern casino-table version of craps where all bets are made against the house rather than against other players.

Players make a three-card hand against the dealer and may also place side bets such as Pair Plus.

Players receive five cards and decide whether to fold or raise against a dealer hand after seeing one dealer card.

A casino table-game adaptation of Hold’em in which the player competes directly against the dealer.

A dealer-banked Hold’em game where players can raise at different stages before comparing hands with the dealer.

A five-card stud-style table game where players progressively bet as community cards are revealed.

Players use three personal cards plus two community cards and may withdraw portions of their wager as cards are revealed.

Seven cards are split into a five-card high hand and a two-card low hand, both compared with the dealer.

A traditional game using Chinese domino tiles arranged into high and low hands against the banker.

Players compete against the dealer using five dealt cards to form the best four-card poker hand.

A poker-style table game where hands are ranked mainly by the number and strength of same-suit cards.

Two cards are dealt and players wager on whether a third card's rank will fall between them.

A casino version of the simple card game War: the higher card wins, with special handling for ties.

Player and dealer compare one card each; ties may lead to a surrender or a second wager depending on casino rules.

A very fast game where one card is dealt to Dragon and one to Tiger; the higher card wins.

An Indian card game where players predict which side will receive a card matching the rank of a central card.

A South Asian three-card gambling game related to poker, often played with betting and bluffing.

A casino adaptation of Teen Patti using fixed dealer or side-bet structures.

A compact card game found in some casinos using a reduced deck and regional betting rules.

Traditional three-reel machines with simple symbols, paylines, and fixed or selectable bet levels.

Digital multi-reel slot games with animations, paylines or ways-to-win, wilds, scatters, and bonus features.

Part of each wager contributes to a jackpot that can grow across one or many linked machines.

A variable-reel format where the number of symbols on each reel changes from spin to spin, producing many possible winning ways.

Wins are formed by groups of matching symbols touching each other rather than by traditional paylines.

A bonus format where special symbols lock in place while remaining positions respin for several rounds.

Roulette played on an electronic terminal, sometimes linked to a physical automated wheel.

Blackjack delivered through a machine or terminal instead of a live dealer.

Baccarat played on a terminal, often with rapid dealing and multiple side-bet options.

A five-card draw machine where payouts begin with a pair of jacks or better.

All deuces act as wild cards, creating more frequent strong hands but a different payout table.

A joker is added to the deck as a wild card, changing hand frequencies and pay tables.

A Jacks or Better family variant with enhanced payouts for certain four-of-a-kind hands.

Offers larger bonuses for specific four-of-a-kind hands in exchange for reductions elsewhere in the pay table.

Adds even larger payouts for certain four-of-a-kind combinations with specific kickers.

A draw-poker machine where the minimum paying pair is tens rather than jacks.

Players choose numbers from a larger field and win according to how many selected numbers match the draw.

An electronic version of keno with rapid automated draws and configurable number selections.

Players mark numbers on cards as they are randomly called, aiming to complete a required pattern.

A digital bingo format where terminals track cards automatically and may offer rapid game cycles.

Number combinations are selected before a scheduled draw, with prizes based on the number of matches.

A traditional Chinese game where objects are divided into groups of four and players bet on the remainder.

Regional casino or betting variants of mahjong use tile combinations, points, and settlement rules that differ by location.

A Chinese dice game involving three dice with symbols representing fish, prawn, crab, rooster, gourd, and coin.

Three dice show six symbols; players bet on which symbols will appear after the roll.

An Australian coin-toss gambling game where players wager on heads, tails, or mixed outcomes.

Classic blackjack streamed from a real dealer table with digital betting controls.

A real roulette wheel and dealer are streamed live while players place bets through the interface.

Punto Banco dealt by a live dealer with real-time video and electronic betting.

Casino Hold’em played against a live dealer through a streamed table.

A live roulette format where selected numbers can receive randomly generated payout multipliers.

A live blackjack variant with random multipliers or bonus mechanics layered onto standard blackjack.

A game-show format inspired by the TV show, using random cases, offers, and bonus mechanics.

A live game combining bingo-like number draws with Monopoly-themed bonus features.

A live multiplier game in which players decide when to cash out before a rising multiplier crashes.