Here are the table games that are most commonly played and offered in Canadian online casinos, with a short note about each:

• Blackjack (and its variants: Classic, European, Atlantic City, Spanish 21, Blackjack Switch)

  • Why: low house edge with good strategy; many rule variants and side bets keep it interesting.

• Roulette (European/Single Zero, French, American/Double Zero)

  • Why: simple rules, wide bet variety and fast rounds; European/French have better odds than American.

• Baccarat (Punto Banco, variants)

  • Why: very popular with higher-stakes players; simple “player / banker / tie” betting structure.

• Poker-style table games

  • Texas Hold’em (cash games and tournaments offered in some sites), Caribbean Stud, Three-Card Poker, Pai Gow Poker.
  • Why: skill-based variants (Hold’em) plus casino poker tables and RNG poker variants draw diverse players.

• Craps

  • Why: social, fast-paced dice game with a lot of bet types; online versions simplify complex bets for newcomers.

• Sic Bo

  • Why: Asian-origin dice game with many betting options; growing availability in international casinos.

• Casino War

  • Why: extremely simple, quick rounds — attractive for casual players.

• Live dealer tables (live blackjack, live roulette, live baccarat, live poker tables)

  • Why: replicates land-based casino experience with a real dealer via video stream; very popular among Canadians who want authenticity.

• Game-show style table hybrids (e.g., Dream Catcher, Money Wheel, Lightning Roulette)

  • Why: flashy, TV-show-like formats that combine simple betting with big multipliers.

Quick tips for Canadians playing online:

• Check whether the site is licensed and regulated (provincial regulators or reputable offshore licences).
• Compare rule variants (e.g., number of decks and dealer-stand rules in blackjack, single-zero vs double-zero roulette) because they affect the house edge.
• Try free/demo modes to learn rules and side bets before staking real money.
• Consider bankroll and bet sizing—table games can move quickly, especially roulettes and live games.

If you want, I can:

• List which of these games are offered most often by licensed Ontario operators (or another province),
• Compare house edges for specific variants (e.g., European roulette vs American), or
• Recommend beginner-friendly variants and strategies.