Studio rule card: six names, one common yardstick
On 11 October 2026 we found six live studios in the Dukat.bet lobby, plus a separate live baccarat from Platipus. The table records where the data on our rule cards comes from for each studio.
| Item | Value | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Pragmatic Play Live | inside the ‘Pragmatic Play’ provider, with a live tag; roulette, blackjack, baccarat, game shows | official studio page |
| Winfinity | roulette, blackjack, baccarat, Dragon Tiger, Sic Bo | Dukat.bet public lobby listing |
| Ezugi | blackjack variants, baccarat, Sic Bo, ball and bingo games | Dukat.bet public lobby listing |
| SA Gaming | card tables in rooms called ‘Hall’: baccarat, Dragon Tiger, Sic Bo | Dukat.bet public lobby listing |
| Enjoy Gaming | mostly roulette tables | Dukat.bet public lobby listing |
| Plati+ | French roulette with La Partage, plus a VIP version | studio press release |
| Limits per table | we do not state them for any studio | not published |
We left out table counts on purpose. The offer shifts from week to week, and any figure would be out of date within days.
Pragmatic Play Live: the widest shelf and the most official fact sheets
Pragmatic Play Live is the backbone of the live section. In roulette it covers every level, from the classic (Crystal Roulette, with its transparent wheel) to multiplier versions (Gates of Olympus Roulette, Lucky 6 Roulette). The dealerless BlackjackX belongs here too, along with several game shows such as Dice City.
The studio’s official pages describe the mechanics in detail: multipliers, bonus rounds, maximum wins. For live tables, though, they rarely give an RTP for a specific title. The exception is a general blackjack statement that with basic strategy and doubling after a split, some variants reach up to 99.59% – we do not tie this to any particular table.
We break down the figures for multiplier roulettes on the multiplier roulette card. It also explains why the base straight up bet pays less there.
Winfinity, Ezugi, SA Gaming, Enjoy Gaming: less public data
The other four studios are easy to spot in the lobby, but their public rule descriptions are thinner. At Winfinity you see blackjack and baccarat tables running in series (numbered Luxe Blackjack and Prestige Blackjack tables, for example), alongside Dragon Tiger and Sic Bo.
Ezugi’s range is more mixed. This is where you find the rule-changing blackjacks (Ride Free Blackjack, Surrender BlackJack), Baccarat Super Six and ball games such as EZ Marble Race. For Ezugi’s Prestige Auto Roulette table we saw an RTP only in casino listings; we could not find it on the studio’s site.
SA Gaming streams mainly card games from rooms named ‘Diamond Hall’ and ‘Emerald Hall’. Enjoy Gaming typically brings roulette tables.
For these studios our rule cards often say ‘we did not find two matching sources’. That is not an error but a signal: in such cases, reading the table’s help screen is your job.
One French round at the Plati+ table, zero included
The Plati+ Live Roulette French table shows nicely how a studio rule shapes a round. According to the Platipus release, it is a single-zero wheel with 37 pockets and the La Partage rule.
- Betting window. You put a chip on an even-money bet, say red (Rouge on the French layout).
- Spin. The dealer launches the ball and the window closes.
- Settlement. If red comes up, you are paid 1:1. If black, the stake is lost. If zero, La Partage returns half the stake.
Illustrative calculation (not Dukat.bet data): 10 EUR on red, and the ball stops on zero. On a classic European table all 10 EUR would be lost; here 5 EUR comes back. That is why the house edge on even-money bets is 1.35% instead of 2.70% (mathematical constant). All other bets stay at 2.70%.
For the details of La Partage and Pragmatic Play’s French table, see the French roulette card.
Kajot, Playson, Thunderkick: why they are not among the live tables
Many people search for these three names as live studios, yet all three develop RNG-based slots. None of them has live tables.
The lobby as of 11 October 2026: Kajot is not on the Dukat.bet provider list. Playson and Thunderkick are, but only with slots – not one of their games carries a live tag. So if you want a live dealer, these names will not take you there.
Three questions before you filter by studio
A studio name is a useful filter once you know what you want from a table. Three questions help you decide which shelf to start on.
Do you need a dealer? If you like a human pace, the classic tables suit you. If you want quick rounds, Pragmatic Play’s dealerless tables (BlackjackX, Speed Auto Roulette) deliver them – but a faster pace also eats your budget faster.
Does a public RTP matter to you? If you would only play where the return is backed by a source, certain Pragmatic Play and Plati+ tables are the candidates. Elsewhere you depend on the table’s help screen.
Classic or multiplier? Multiplier titles promise bigger, rarer wins in exchange for a lower base payout. That holds regardless of studio, but Pragmatic Play has the most of them.
What a studio logo does not tell you about the table
The logo tells you who produced the stream, but leaves a lot unsaid.
- The table limit. You only see it inside, on the interface; we do not state it.
- The exact rule variant. The same name can run under different rules; Speed Auto Roulette, for instance, exists at both Pragmatic Play and Ezugi.
- The RTP for every bet. At many live tables the studio does not publish it, or gives it for one bet only.
- The translation. Lobby titles often differ from the studio’s own naming (the Plati+ ‘Live Roulette French’ table is ‘French Roulette’ in the press release).
For how blackjack rules differ between studios, see the blackjack variants card; for the lobby map, the live lobby in practice page. No studio assures a profit, and live tables are for adults only.