Bizzo live casino: tables and game shows

What we saw in the lobby

On 9 October 2026 the live casino had tabs for "For you", "Lobby", "New", "Blackjack", "Roulette", "Game shows", "Baccarat" and "Poker", with search and a provider filter. Recommended titles included Monopoly Big Baller, Crazy Time and Aurora Blackjack by Evolution and Sweet Bonanza Candyland by Pragmatic Play. Under each tile was the number of people playing at that moment.

AskGamblers names Evolution and Ezugi as live casino providers, with American, European and French roulette and live poker.

The RTP badge on live games

Every tile carries an RTP label. In our check the values ranged from 90% to 101.45%, and one tile showed 180.9%. No casino game has a theoretical return above 100%. The badge evidently shows what the game paid out recently, and at a table with few players that swings wildly on a single large win. It tells you nothing about the next round.

House edge by game

General figures for these games. Each table's rules are in its information panel.

Since the operator has all three roulettes, the choice matters: American costs twice as much as European for exactly the same game.

Why game shows cost more

Game shows carry a higher edge and a very fast pace. The same balance runs out sooner than at a blackjack table. The large multipliers on display are rare, and their value is already built into the return.

Live casino and bonuses

Live games usually count little or nothing towards bonus wagering, and third-party sources report a maximum bet of around €5 with an active bonus. If you mostly play live, the welcome package is probably not worth it. See bonus.

Practical points

• Check the minimum and maximum bet before you sit at a table.
• If your connection drops, a bet that has been accepted stands.
• Betting closes on a timer. Do not bet in the last second.
• Chat with the dealer is public. Do not type personal details.
• Set an amount and a time before you start.

Who supervises the tables

The tables are run by the game providers from their own studios. HGC rules for live games do not apply to an operator without a Greek licence. Tables with Greek dealers and Greek supervision are available at licensed operators.