Almost every table on every casino streams from a handful of networks. This card lists the ones on this season's board, what each is known for, and where we logged them.
The networks
| Studio | Known for | On the board | Floors |
|---|---|---|---|
| Evolution The largest live studio network | Crazy Time, Lightning Roulette, Monopoly Big Baller | Taboobet, BitStarz, Rollbit, Lucky Block, Duelbits, Mirax, Bets.io | 7 |
| Pragmatic Play Live Fast-growing second network | Mega Roulette, Big Bass Bonanza Live | Taboobet, BitStarz, Lucky Block, Mirax | 4 |
| Playtech Live Veteran studio, strong VIP tables | Adventures Beyond Wonderland, Quantum tables | Taboobet | 1 |
| Ezugi Evolution's boutique sister studio | Bet on Numbers, Hindi Roulette | Taboobet, Bets.io | 2 |
| Amusnet Live Selective boutique floor | Roulette Aurum, VIP Blackjack | Mirax | 1 |
Reading a floor's studio list
Two majors means the standard catalogue, well run — differences between such floors live in the lobby, the stakes and the stream seams, not in the games. A boutique studio or native-brand tables means the casino is spending to differ, and that spend is the strongest seriousness signal a live floor sends. A single studio means the floor is a volume pit: honest, focused, and quieter at rotation time.
The studios behind a floor are also its update channel: new shows, new formats and new table languages arrive studio-first. A floor carrying two networks sees the industry's new releases; a floor carrying one sees its own network's. The board's per-floor studio lists live in each review.