We get asked fairly often why some games seem to show up in both our Casino section and our Table section. It's not a duplication mistake — it's a deliberate split between live-dealer and RNG versions of similar game types, and this post walks through why we keep them separate.
What Actually Differs Between the Two
Our Casino section runs on live-dealer studios — Evolution, Sexy, Dream Gaming, Playtech and Big Gaming all stream real dealers in real time, which means round pacing is set by a human being dealing cards or spinning a wheel on camera. Our Table section, by contrast, runs on RNG — Playtech's Blackjack, NetEnt's Roulette, JDB's Sic Bo and JILI's Dragon Tiger all resolve instantly with no dealer involved.
Speed Baccarat vs a Standard Baccarat Shoe
Our live Speed Baccarat trims the ceremony of a full baccarat shoe down to a faster round timer, but it's still a human dealer running the game. An RNG Table equivalent, if we ran one, would resolve even faster, with no camera feed at all.
Why We Don't Just Pick One Format
Some players want the social, real-time feel of watching an actual dealer — that's what our Casino section is for. Others want speed and don't care about the presentation layer at all — that's what Table is for. Forcing everyone into one format would mean disappointing whichever group didn't get their preference.
Session Pacing Differences
Live tables run on a fixed clock you can't speed up. RNG tables move as fast as you click. If you're on a tight schedule, that difference alone might decide which section you should be browsing.
How to Pick Which One Fits Your Mood
If you want atmosphere and don't mind waiting for a dealer's pace, start with Citinow Casino. If you want speed and simplicity, Citinow Table is the better starting point. Neither is objectively better — they're built for different sessions.
Our Take
We keep these two sections separate on purpose, and we think that clarity is worth more than consolidating everything into one generic ‘table games’ bucket. Both live on our platform, and both are worth trying at least once — you can browse either straight from the Citinow homepage.