11 technical sheets
Live casino and game shows
Tables and shows streamed from studio. Theoretical return, house edge and how each variant differs from the standard table.
Crazy Time
Evolution
Lightning Roulette
Evolution
MONOPOLY Big Baller
Evolution
Dream Catcher
Evolution
Live Blackjack
Evolution
Mega Ball
Evolution
Live Baccarat
Evolution
Sweet Bonanza CandyLand
Pragmatic Play
Funky Time
Evolution
Live Roulette
Evolution
MONOPOLY Live
Evolution
How to read these sheets
Every sheet carries three figures on the strip beneath the artwork: published RTP, volatility and maximum win. All three come from the developer's documentation and describe theoretical long-run behaviour, not what will happen in a session.
- RTP — theoretical return across millions of rounds. 96 per cent does not mean getting 96 back from every 100 staked in an evening.
- Volatility — how that return is distributed. High means long dry runs and isolated peaks.
- Maximum win — the theoretical cap on one round. A limit, not an expectation.
Studios represented in this section
It is worth reading how licensing works, the methodology behind every figure here, and the responsible gambling tools available before playing. Every page in the index is listed in one place.
Frequently asked questions
What does the RTP figure on each sheet mean?
It is the theoretical return to player published by the developer, calculated over an enormous simulated volume of rounds. It does not indicate what any single session will return and guarantees nothing.
How is volatility classified?
We use the developer's own classification: low, medium, medium-high, high and very high. It describes how often wins land and how large they can be, not the long-run probability of winning.
Do you recommend an operator to play these at?
No. This index documents games, not operators. We publish no affiliate links, bonus codes or casino rankings.