Where can I play live dealer blackjack, craps or sic bo?
Look at the live lobby before the bonus page. Not every casino runs every game: blackjack tables are common, craps and sic bo are rarer. Check which tables are live, which are machine or RNG versions, and which studio runs them. The game rules, such as dealer rules and payouts, are shown in the table's help page.
What table rules should I check?
For blackjack, the payout on a natural, the number of decks and whether the dealer hits soft 17. For craps, the odds multiple behind the line and any commission on buy and lay bets. For sic bo, the payout on triples and totals. Then check table limits against your bankroll, and read the bonus terms, since many offers weight table games little or not at all toward wagering.
How do I read a licence?
Find the regulator and licence number in the site footer, then search the regulator's public register. The Malta Gaming Authority, the UK Gambling Commission and the Swedish and Danish authorities all publish registers. Match the operating company to the one in the terms. An offshore licence gives lighter oversight than those regulators, and a site that names none leaves you with no one to complain to.
Is the casino available where I live?
Licences are national. A casino licensed in the UK or Malta may serve some countries and exclude others, and the US is closed to most of them. Read the list of supported regions in the terms before you register, and treat a missing country as unavailable.
What about responsible gambling?
Gambling is for adults aged 18 and over, and table games carry a house edge on every hand and roll. Set deposit and time limits first, and stop when the limit is reached. Read our responsible gambling page for tools and help lines.
How is this list put together?
These are the operators The Trump-Casino Paper covers, ordered by fit for readers who follow table games, not by commission. We may earn a fee from a signup link, and that does not change the order. Our affiliate disclosure explains how.