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Our Table Games Lobby, Built for Fast Rounds

Open the Table Games Lobby and you'll find Speed Baccarat, Dragon Tiger and Roulette running with stake limits shown upfront, so there's no guessing before you sit down.

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carta4 Our Table Games Lobby, Built for Fast Rounds
FAIR PLAY CHECKS

How We Keep Our Table Games Honest

Every table we list, whether it's a Speed Baccarat shoe or a Dragon Tiger draw, runs on shuffling and dealing logic set by the studio behind it, not by us, so the outcome isn't something we can tilt. RTP information for a table only shows up on the game's own info panel when that studio publishes it; we don't print numbers we can't confirm. Live-dealt tables stream straight from the studio floor, and every round that settles on your account carries a result you can trace back through your history.

Studio-Dealt Tables

Speed Baccarat, Dragon Tiger and our Blackjack tables are dealt by studio partners such as Evolution and Pragmatic Play Live, not shuffled or decided by carta4 itself.

Published RTP Where It Exists

We show RTP figures on a table's info screen only when the studio behind that game publishes one — we don't add or estimate numbers the provider hasn't confirmed.

Traceable Round History

Every Roulette spin and Baccarat hand logs to your account so you can review stake, result and payout later, useful if a round needs a second look.

Independent Dealing Feed

Live tables stream directly from the studio's dealing floor rather than through our own servers, keeping the deal and the shuffle outside our control.

carta4 What Sits Inside Our Table Games Lobby

What Sits Inside Our Table Games Lobby

Our Table Games Lobby groups card and wheel games by pace rather than by provider name, so you move from a quick Speed Baccarat shoe to a slower Roulette wheel without hunting through menus. You'll find Dragon Tiger for a single-card call, classic Blackjack tables with standard hit-or-stand rules, and Baccarat variants dealt by studios like Evolution and Pragmatic Play Live. Table

limits sit next to each title so you know the stake range before you open a seat. Some tables run alongside our Badminton Sportsbook and football markets, letting you check a live score between hands without switching tabs.

LOBBY HELP DESK

Getting Help While You're at the Tables

Table disputes move fast, so we keep help close to the game screen instead of buried in a menu. If a Speed Baccarat round disconnects mid-shoe or a Roulette spin result looks unclear, raise it through the channel sitting next to the table chat rather than leaving the page. Account checks tied to a table session, like confirming a stake before a Blackjack hand settles, run through the same steps used across your account, so you're not re-entering details every time you move tables.

Table-Side Live Chat Open live chat straight from the Speed Baccarat or Dragon Tiger screen when a round looks stuck or a payout line needs checking — no need to leave the table view.
Round History Check Every Roulette spin and Blackjack hand logs to your account history, so you can pull up the exact result and stake if a dispute comes up after the table closes.
Account Verification for Payouts Bigger Baccarat or Roulette payouts may trigger a quick identity check tied to your account wallet before funds move, the same check used across Touch 'n Go eWallet and GrabPay cash-outs.

Table Games Lobby Terms You'll See

Before you sit at a table, it helps to know the words dealers and other players use. Here's what the common Table Games Lobby terms mean, so a Speed Baccarat shoe, a Blackjack push or a Dragon Tiger side bet don't trip you up mid-round.

What does 'shoe' mean in Speed Baccarat?

A shoe is the batch of cards dealt before a reshuffle in Baccarat — Speed Baccarat runs through a shoe faster since betting rounds are shortened.

What is a table limit?

A table limit is the minimum and maximum stake allowed on a Roulette or Blackjack table, shown next to the table name before you take a seat.

What does 'push' mean in Blackjack?

A push happens when your hand and the dealer's hand tie in Blackjack — your stake returns to your account wallet rather than being won or lost.

What is a side bet on Dragon Tiger?

A side bet on Dragon Tiger is an optional extra wager on outcomes like a tie, placed alongside your main Dragon or Tiger pick before cards are drawn.

What does KYC mean for table payouts?

KYC, or know-your-customer check, confirms your identity before a larger Roulette or Baccarat payout clears to your Touch 'n Go eWallet or GrabPay account.

What is a live dealer table?

A live dealer table streams a real dealer handling cards or a wheel in real time, letting you watch Speed Baccarat or Roulette play out instead of a computer-generated result.

Common Questions About Our Table Games Lobby

These are the questions we hear most about moving through our Table Games Lobby — from opening a seat at Speed Baccarat to cashing out after a Roulette session. Here's what to expect before you start.

Open your account, tap the Table Games Lobby tile, and pick a table like Speed Baccarat or Dragon Tiger — the seat opens straight in your browser, no separate download needed.

Yes — our Badminton Sportsbook and football markets sit on the same account wallet, so you can close a Roulette table and check a match without logging in again.

Touch 'n Go eWallet, Boost and GrabPay all fund your account wallet before you sit at a Blackjack or Baccarat table, and the balance shows the same across every table.

Yes, Speed Baccarat, Dragon Tiger and Roulette load through your mobile browser without needing an app download, so you can play from a phone wherever local law permits access.

No — each table sets its own minimum and maximum stake, shown on the table card before you join, so a Blackjack seat may differ from a Roulette seat.

Winnings settle to your account wallet first, then you withdraw through the same Touch 'n Go eWallet, Boost or GrabPay channel you used to deposit, subject to a quick verification check.
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