Beyond Pokies: The Full 7Bit Games Floor
Table games, live dealer studios and fast crash rounds, all running on native AUD balances or crypto.
What's on the 7Bit games floor
Last updated: September 29, 2026
Pokies get most of the attention, but our table games, live studios and crash titles are where a lot of regular players actually spend their session. Here's what you'll find once you look past the reels.
Table games: the classics, done properly
Our table games section covers blackjack, roulette, baccarat and video poker across dozens of variants. You'll find European and American roulette wheels, multi-hand blackjack tables with side bets, and baccarat variants that run faster than a traditional shoe. These are RNG-based games, meaning every round is generated independently, so there's no pattern to chase. Betsoft and Playson both contribute solid table game libraries alongside the bigger slot catalogues they're better known for.
Stake sizes on tables run from low-limit AUD tables suited to a casual Sunday arvo, right up through higher-limit rooms for players who want to bet in bigger chunks. Everything settles in AUD if that's your account currency, or in your chosen crypto if you've funded with BTC, ETH or USDT.
Table game formats you'll see
- European and American Roulette, plus multi-wheel variants
- Blackjack: classic, multi-hand, and side-bet versions
- Baccarat: Punto Banco and speed variants
- Video poker: Jacks or Better, Deuces Wild and more
- Casino Hold'em and other poker-based table games
Live dealer studio
Our live dealer floor runs primarily on Evolution Gaming, the studio behind the biggest live tables in the industry. That means real dealers, real cards and wheels, streamed in HD with low-latency feeds designed to hold up on Australian mobile connections, not just desktop broadband.
Evolution's catalogue at 7Bit includes multiple live roulette rooms, live blackjack tables with different stake tiers, live baccarat, and game-show style formats like Crazy Time and Monopoly Live, where a spinning wheel decides multipliers rather than cards or a ball. Some tables run 24/7, others open at set times, and the lobby shows seat availability and current stakes before you sit down. Because it's a live stream, there's no autoplay and no way to speed up the pace: you're playing in real time with a human dealer and, in most rooms, other players at the same table.
What live dealer play actually looks like
- HD video stream with a real dealer running the game in real time
- Chat function in most rooms to talk to the dealer and other players
- Bet limits shown per table before you join, in AUD or crypto equivalent
- Game-show formats (Crazy Time, Monopoly Live, Dream Catcher) alongside standard tables
- No autoplay: every round follows the dealer's actual pace
Crash and multiplier games from Spribe
Spribe's crash-style games are a different animal entirely, and they've become one of the fastest-growing categories on the site. Aviator is the best known: a multiplier climbs from 1.00x while a plane flies up the screen, and you decide when to cash out before it crashes. Miss the window and the round ends at zero. It's simple to understand in under a minute, which is a big part of why it's popular with players who don't want to learn table strategy or paytables.
Beyond Aviator, Spribe's line-up includes Mines, Plinko and Goal, each built around the same short-round, instant-result structure. Rounds typically run seconds rather than minutes, there's a live bet feed showing what other players are doing in real time, and most titles support auto-cashout settings so you can set a target multiplier in advance. These are high-tempo games: sensible bankroll limits matter more here than almost anywhere else on the site, and it's worth setting a deposit limit before a session if you know crash games can pull you in.
Filtering the catalogue
The games lobby lets you filter by provider (Pragmatic Play, Evolution Gaming, Betsoft, BGaming, Spribe, Yggdrasil, Nolimit City and Playson all appear), by category, or by searching a title directly. Demo mode is available on most RNG table games and pokies if you want to see a game's rhythm before betting real AUD, though live dealer and Spribe titles require a funded account since they run in real time against a live feed or live bet pool.
Related pages
Want the pokies side of the catalogue instead? Check Pokies at 7Bit. Curious what your welcome offer covers across these game types? See Bonus at 7Bit. Need details on deposit rails before you sit at a live table? Read Banking at 7Bit. Ready to see the full lobby yourself? Head to registration.
What's on the 7Bit games floor
Can I play 7Bit's live dealer tables on mobile in Australia?
Yes. Evolution's live streams are optimised for mobile data and Wi-Fi, and you can play from your phone's browser without downloading a separate app. A stable connection helps since it's a real-time video feed.
How does Aviator and other Spribe crash games work?
A multiplier rises from 1.00x and you choose when to cash out before it crashes. Cash out too late and the round pays nothing. Auto-cashout settings let you lock in a target multiplier in advance. Rounds run in AUD or your crypto balance.
Are the table games at 7Bit fair?
RNG table games like blackjack and roulette use independently generated outcomes for every round, and live dealer tables use a physical wheel, cards or dice streamed on video, so there's no software deciding the result. Confirm licensing and testing details in the site footer before you play.
Do I need a different balance for live dealer versus pokies?
No. Your AUD or crypto balance works across pokies, table games, live dealer and Spribe titles. Deposits made via PayID, POLi, card or crypto apply to the whole site, not a single category.
Can I try table games or crash games for free first?
Most RNG table games and pokies offer a demo mode. Live dealer tables and Spribe crash games run on real-time feeds and live bet pools, so they require a funded, real-money account to play.