What table-game formats does Palms bet describe?

A table-game name can sound like a full description, but it usually identifies only the broad game family. Small differences in rules, decisions and betting options can change how a round works, even when the table still looks familiar.

For Palms bet, the clearest named table formats appear in its live-casino selection: Roulette, Blackjack and Casino Hold’em Poker. These are distinct games, not simply three versions of one set of rules, so the useful comparison is what each asks players to follow.

The brand’s wider offer spans online sports betting, online casino, traditional gaming halls and casinos. The game-provider overview for Palms bet names three suppliers: CT Interactive, 7777 Gaming and Ezugi.

How the named table games differ

Roulette is organized around a wheel and numbered betting layout. Players choose outcomes before the spin, from individual numbers to broader groups of numbers or colors. A roulette variant may change the wheel or the bets available, and those details affect the possible outcomes and payouts; the game name alone does not establish which table rules apply.

Blackjack instead centers on card totals. Players decide how to act on their hand in relation to the dealer’s hand, with the aim of reaching a stronger total without going over the game’s limit. Variants can change decision rules, such as whether particular actions are allowed or how the dealer must play. Those rule differences matter more than a changed table design because they can alter the choices available during a hand.

Casino Hold’em Poker uses poker hand rankings and shared community cards, rather than blackjack-style totals or roulette bets. In common versions, the player receives private cards and makes a decision as community cards are revealed; the precise sequence and dealer qualification rules can depend on the version. A variant can therefore change when a player must choose to continue, and which hands qualify for comparison.

The table captures each game’s central structure and the kind of rule detail that can vary. These are game-level distinctions, not confirmation of a particular variant or table rule at Palms bet.

Game	Central play structure	Where variants can matter
Roulette	Players wager on outcomes of a wheel spin.	Wheel layout and available bets can differ.
Blackjack	Players compare card totals with the dealer’s hand.	Permitted decisions and dealer rules can differ.
Casino Hold’em Poker	Players use poker rankings with shared community cards.	Decision timing and qualification rules can differ.

What live casino adds to the comparison

Live casino connects these familiar game types to a streamed dealer-led table. Palms bet lists live casino as available and names Ezugi as its live-casino provider. The three named table formats—Roulette, Blackjack and Casino Hold’em Poker—give a concrete picture of the games in that live section, while the provider name identifies the supplier associated with it.

The live format changes how a round is presented, not the underlying distinction between the games. A dealer runs the round on screen, and players follow the table’s betting window and progression. Roulette still turns on bets placed before a spin; Blackjack still involves card decisions; Casino Hold’em still relies on poker hands and community cards. In that sense, live play describes the delivery format, while a game variant describes a rule set within the game.

This separation is useful when comparing table options: first identify whether the game is roulette, blackjack or poker-based, then check the specific table rules for any variant. The available description names the formats and live provider, but does not specify every table configuration, so no particular rule variation should be assumed from the title alone.