The appearance of a table does not establish who or what produces its result. Some games stream a physical event, others animate a digital result, and hybrids combine stages.

Live tables

Immersive Roulette broadcasts a dealer spinning a wheel, with close camera views and a slow-motion replay. Its presentation helps show the physical landing.

Digital tables

Blackjack X resembles Pragmatic Play's live interface but operates without a live dealer. Its multiplayer controls and camera-style views do not turn it into a dealer broadcast.

Hybrid stages

Crazy Coin Flip starts with a qualifying slot, continues through a timed multiplier top-up, and then enters a live coin-toss bonus. Describing only the final toss leaves out the paid qualification stage.

Check the exact edition and each stage's settlement rule. A studio logo, a host image or the word 'live' in an old catalogue label is not enough to establish how every part of a game operates.