What Live-Casino Formats Does Prima casino Describe?

A live-casino label can cover everything from dealer-led classics to hosted shows, so the category name alone does not explain which formats are listed. Our catalogue description confirms a live-casino category, but does not identify individual live tables or shows. For the current selection and how it is presented, check Prima casino in the live lobby.

What the live-casino category tells you

Our game catalogue contains over 1,000 titles across six categories: slots, land-based inspired slots, table games, crash games, jackpot games and live casino. The provider lineup includes Pragmatic Play Live, which is a relevant signpost for live content, but it does not establish a particular title, table, or game-show format. The available description does not specify the number of live tables or name a live-casino game.

In general, live casino means a game streamed from a studio, where a human dealer or host conducts the round. The exact format depends on the game: a roulette wheel, a blackjack table and a baccarat table each have different rules and rhythms, even when all are presented through a live stream. These are useful examples of live-casino formats, not a claim that each named version is listed in our lobby.

How live play relates to table games

Live casino and table games are related, but they describe different things. Table games are a game family; live casino describes how a game is presented. Roulette, blackjack and baccarat are table-game examples in our wider catalogue, alongside Hold’em and video poker. A table game may use a digital interface, while a live version uses a streamed dealer. The category label alone does not tell you which delivery method applies to a specific title.

• Live casino: streamed play with a dealer or host; the particular titles available depend on the lobby selection.
• Table games: a broad family that includes roulette, blackjack, baccarat, Hold’em and video poker.
• Slots: reel-based games, distinct from dealer-led rounds even when the theme resembles a casino table.
• Crash games: a separate, fast-paced format; Aviator by Spribe is an example from this category.

This distinction matters when comparing formats. A player looking for the interaction and pace of a dealer-led round is asking about live presentation, while someone choosing between roulette and blackjack is comparing game rules. Some titles can sit at the intersection of both descriptions, but the label for one does not automatically confirm the other.

Where live fits in the wider selection

Our catalogue also includes jackpot games and two slot groupings, so live casino is one part of a varied mix rather than a label for every table-style game. The 15-provider lineup includes providers for several different formats; the count describes the breadth of the full catalogue, not the size of the live section. For an accurate picture of the live formats currently displayed, the lobby is the practical reference, while the category distinction helps explain what to look for.