Which table-game types are recorded for 7Bit?

7Bit’s recorded game menu identifies table games alongside several named formats, rather than treating every option as one undifferentiated category. The directly relevant entries are roulette, blackjack and baccarat, with live dealer games also listed as a broader format.

The recorded game mix names 14 providers and spans slots, table games, Video Poker, live dealer games, jackpot slots, keno, baccarat, roulette and blackjack. The catalog therefore distinguishes broad game families from specific table titles; live dealer describes a presentation format, not a separate set of rules.

For a current view of how those options are grouped, 7 Bit is a useful next place to check. This distinction helps readers looking specifically for table play rather than the full casino lobby.

How the recorded formats differ

• Roulette: Players place bets on where a wheel’s ball will land, choosing outcomes such as a number, colour or range.
• Blackjack: Players make decisions on card hands, aiming to beat the dealer without exceeding a total of 21.
• Baccarat: Bets focus on which of two hands, Player or Banker, finishes closer to a total of nine, or whether they tie.
• Live dealer games: This label indicates a dealer-led presentation. It can describe a live version of a table game rather than a different underlying game.

Video Poker and keno are also recorded in the wider lobby, but they are distinct from the named table formats: Video Poker centres on a dealt hand, while keno uses drawn numbers. The categories offer a direct answer, while the individual game names clarify what kind of play each label represents.