Table Games on BonusReplay

Stake's provably fair table games — Blackjack, Baccarat, Roulette, Video Poker, Dragon Tower and more — are fully supported by the Play Analyzer and the Provably Fair Verifier.

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Supported Table Games

Blackjack

Classic 21 with a provably fair twist. Full hand history is verifiable — every card drawn can be confirmed against the seed pair.

Baccarat

Player vs banker with verifiable draws. Track your hand history and verify results through our Provably Fair Verifier.

Roulette

American and European variants. Every spin outcome is derived from the seed pair and is fully verifiable after the round ends.

Video Poker

Five-card draw poker with provably fair card dealing. The initial deal and any redraws are all cryptographically verifiable.

Dragon Tower

Pick your path up the tower with escalating multipliers. Seed-based outcomes mean every safe and bomb position can be verified.

Hi-Lo

Guess higher or lower on the next card. Extremely transparent — the full sequence of cards is deterministic from the seed pair.

Verify any table game result

Enter your server seed, client seed, and nonce to reproduce the exact outcome of any Stake table game round. Blackjack, Baccarat, Roulette — all supported.

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Track your table game RTP

Table games are fully supported in Play Stats. Export your bet history from Stake and see your actual RTP and net result for every table game — broken out individually by game.

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House Edge on Table Games

Unlike slots, table games have a well-defined and fixed house edge. Blackjack with basic strategy runs around 0.5%. Baccarat on the banker bet is around 1.06%. Roulette varies by variant — European is ~2.7%, American is ~5.26% due to the double zero. These edges are baked in mathematically, which is why verified fairness matters — you should at least be getting the stated odds.

BonusReplay's Provably Fair Verifier lets you confirm that Stake's table game outcomes are genuinely derived from the published cryptographic algorithm — not altered by the house.