Games at Betvam
Eight live-dealer tables are documented here in detail — three roulette wheels, three baccarat rooms, a dice game show and a hosted bonus-wheel format. Each has a page of its own covering how the game is dealt, what every bet pays, and which numbers the table publishes in its own interface. The wider lobby holds slots and crash games in separate verticals; those are covered in their own sections rather than mixed into these table guides.
Game Categories
Live Roulette
Three wheels lead the line-up. French Roulette Gold carries la partage, which returns half of an even-money stake when zero lands and is the single best rule available to a roulette player. The Brasileira and Mandarin EZ Dealer tables are automated single-zero wheels hosted in Portuguese and Mandarin — the language is in the presenter's voice only; the layout, the payouts and your own interface stay as they are.
Live Baccarat
Knockout Baccarat, Korean Speed Baccarat F and Sexy Hall C06 — from classic tempo to speed deals that resolve in under half a minute.
Game Shows & Dice
Football Studio Dice calls higher-or-lower on live dice, while Extra Chilli Epic Spins wraps a bonus wheel around a hosted studio set.
Slots & Crash
The wider lobby carries slots and crash games as separate verticals — covered in their own sections, not in these table guides.
How We Select Games
We choose which tables to write about, not which tables appear in a lobby — that is the operator's decision and we have no part in it. The eight covered here were picked because they represent the formats a newcomer meets first and because each teaches something different: la partage on a French wheel, the pace of a speed shoe, what an automated dealer changes and what it does not, and how a bonus wheel redistributes a game's return into rarer, larger events.
What a guide can usefully evaluate is narrow and worth stating: the rules as the game actually deals them, what each bet pays, where the table publishes its own limits and return figure, and the practical things that decide whether a session is pleasant — whether the stream survives a mobile connection, whether the history panel is readable, whether the interface makes the minimum bet obvious before you sit down. What we cannot evaluate from outside is how often a catalogue is refreshed or which testing house signed off which build, so those claims appear nowhere on this site.
Game Fairness
Fairness in this industry rests on a division of labour worth understanding, because it tells you where to look. The studio writes the game and its mathematics, submits the build to an independent testing laboratory, and publishes a theoretical return figure that belongs to the game rather than to any site hosting it. The regulator that licensed the operator sets the rules those laboratories certify against. The casino, in this arrangement, is a distributor — it cannot alter the maths of a title it embeds, which is precisely why a given game behaves identically everywhere it appears.
Two consequences follow for a player. First, the authoritative source for a game's rules, paytable and theoretical return is its own in-game info window, not a page about it. Second, on a live table there is no random number generator at all in the ordinary sense: a physical wheel is spun and physical cards are dealt on camera, and what is certified is the studio's procedure and equipment. Anyone claiming to know an operator's audit schedule from the outside is guessing.
Live Table Formats Explained
The featured tables share a handful of live formats worth knowing. Speed baccarat compresses each coup to roughly 27 seconds by dealing every card face up, so a session moves nearly twice as fast as at a classic table. EZ Dealer tables replace the on-camera presenter with an automated hosted stream in the local language — Portuguese for the Brasileira wheel, Mandarin for its Chinese counterpart — while the physical wheel and the odds stay standard. Lightning-style bonus rounds trade a slice of the base payout for random multipliers, raising variance without much change to the long-run return. And because every wheel and shoe is physical, live tables have no demo mode: the practical substitute is watching a table as an observer before placing a first bet.
What the game catalogue is made of
A casino catalogue divides into five groups, and knowing which one you are in matters more than knowing how many titles it holds. The live floor — wheels, baccarat shoes and dice games dealt by people on camera — is what the guides above cover; it has no demo mode, because the equipment is physical. Slots are the largest group by count and run from three-reel classics to feature grids with thousands of ways to win. Software table games repeat the same games without a dealer, at whatever pace you set, and usually at lower minimums. Jackpot titles pool a slice of every stake across a network into one prize. Crash games are the newest shape: a multiplier climbs and you take the money before it stops, which makes the decision, rather than the outcome, the whole game.
Behind those groups sit the studios, and this is the part of a catalogue actually worth reading. The software is not written by the casino: specialist suppliers build the titles, own the mathematics and publish the return figures, and the operator licenses the feed. A headline title count is therefore close to meaningless — it counts regional duplicates and variants nobody opens — while the list of suppliers tells you what kind of lobby you are in. Each game page names the studio behind that specific table.
Game Providers in the Lobby
Which studios are present in any given lobby changes as licensing deals come and go, so the reliable source is the lobby itself: every casino displays the supplier on the game tile and filters the catalogue by it. That filter is the most useful control on the page. A supplier you recognise means known mathematics, a published return figure and an info window that reads the same way it does everywhere else — which is worth considerably more than a large number on a banner.
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The other verticals, each in its own section: Slots · Live casino · Table games · Sports betting. Progressive jackpots and crash titles are filed separately again inside the lobby itself.