Table games at B777: low house edge, low bonus weighting
Digital table games such as roulette, blackjack and baccarat offer something slots do not: simple rules and a known, relatively low house edge. That is exactly why operators handle them carefully in promotions. This page explains how the classics work, how much they count toward wagering and which kinds of bet can cost you a bonus. Which tables are available depends on your account's lobby.
See table games at B777The classics at a glance
| Game | How it plays | What shapes your edge |
|---|---|---|
| European roulette | Bets on numbers, colours or groups; a single zero | House edge of 1/37 on almost every bet |
| Blackjack | Reach 21 without going over, against the dealer | Table rules and your decisions |
| Baccarat | Bet on player, banker or tie | The bet you choose; tie pays more but is the least favourable |
How much they count toward wagering
Because the house edge is low, many promotions cut table games' weighting to a small percentage or exclude them. Illustrative example, not a B777 condition: if your bonus needs $1,000 of wagering and blackjack counts 10%, you would have to bet $10,000 on blackjack to clear it. At 0%, you never will at the table. The weighting table sits in each promotion's terms and is explained in wagering.
Bets that can void a bonus
- Covering opposite outcomes: red and black, or odd and even, at the same time to clear wagering without risk.
- Covering most of the table: betting on the majority of roulette numbers in one round.
- Stake patterns the rules class as a low-risk strategy.
- Exceeding the max bet with bonus on a single hand or spin.
All of these usually appear in the general bonus rules as abuse; see bonus terms.
Without a bonus, tables are a different game
With cash, table games suit players who like decisions and a calmer pace. There is no requirement to clear and no strategy restrictions beyond the table rules. If you prefer versions with a real dealer, read live casino too.