Here’s a concise guide to the most popular table games you’ll find at Canadian online casinos, plus common variations, what to expect (RNG vs live dealer), short play tips, and a quick legal/responsibility note.

Popular table games and common variants

• Blackjack

  • Variants: Classic/Atlantic City, European Blackjack, Vegas Strip, Multi-hand, Blackjack Switch, Surrender rules.
  • Why popular: Low house edge with basic strategy; quick rounds.

• Roulette

  • Variants: European (single zero), French (similar to European with “La Partage”/”En Prison” rules), American (double zero).
  • Why popular: Simple rules, wide bet choices and payouts.

• Baccarat

  • Variants: Punto Banco (most common online), Chemin de Fer, Baccarat Banque.
  • Why popular: Simple bet choices (Banker, Player, Tie); often favored by high rollers.

• Craps

  • Online formats: Simulated dice (RNG) and live-dealer tables.
  • Why popular: Social, many bet types; some bets have low house edge (pass/come).

• Poker-style table games (casino poker)

  • Variants: Three Card Poker, Caribbean Stud, Texas Hold’em Bonus, Pai Gow Poker.
  • Why popular: Combines poker skill/strategy with casino format and fixed payouts.

• Sic Bo

  • Dice-based Asian table game with many betting options and payout tiers.

• Casino War

  • Extremely simple card-based game — popular for novices.

• Live Dealer tables

  • Live versions of blackjack, roulette, baccarat, poker variants, craps, sic bo.
  • Why popular: Real dealers and real-time play for a more immersive casino experience.

What to expect online

• RNG tables: Fast, available 24/7, ideal for casual play.
• Live dealer tables: Streamed video with real dealers, slower pace, higher minimums sometimes, more social/immersive.
• Limits: Online tables typically offer a wide range—from micro-stakes to high-roller limits.

Quick play tips

• Learn basic strategy for blackjack to reduce house edge.
• For roulette, prefer European/French wheels over American (lower house edge).
• In baccarat, Banker bets have the best odds (account for commission).
• Manage bankroll, set loss/win limits, and treat side bets as high-house-edge entertainment.
• Use demo modes to practice RNG table rules before wagering real money.

Payments & practical notes (common in Canada)

• Popular payment options: Interac e-Transfer and Interac online (on provincially licensed sites), major credit/debit cards, e-wallets (Skrill, Neteller, PayPal where supported), and in some places cryptocurrencies or prepaid cards. Availability depends on the operator and your province.

Legal & responsible gambling

• Online casino regulation in Canada is provincial; some provinces operate their own licensed sites, while many private/third-party operators serve Canadian players. Rules and availability depend on your province/territory.
• Always confirm a site’s licensing and player protections before depositing.
• If you need help with gambling control, use local resources (provincial gambling helplines and organizations) and follow safer-gambling features (self-exclusion, deposit limits, reality checks).

If you want, I can:

• List the most-played variants for a particular game (e.g., blackjack) or
• Show provincially regulated Canadian sites and which payment options they accept (I can look those up).