Live Tables and Games at Fortunica Casino

What the Fortunica Casino Lobby Holds

At Casino Fortunica, the lobby is built around a single number: 5,000+ titles sourced from 13 software studios. The catalogue splits into slots, live dealer tables and table games, each sitting in its own section of the site so a player going in for Roulette never has to wade through slot reels first.

Those four rows cover the structure of the lobby: a deep slot library backed by a smaller, focused live and table offering from a clearly named set of studios.

How the Game Library Is Organised

Our 5,000+ games come from 13 providers: Amatic, BetSoft, Endorphina, Microgaming, BGaming, Booongo, Slotopia, Gamzix, Swintt, Playson, Evoplay, Tada Gaming and Netgame. Rather than one dominant studio, the lobby draws evenly across this list, which means a session can move from a BGaming slot to an Evoplay title without leaving the same filtered category.

Live tables and table games

Live Roulette and Blackjack lines run inside their own tab, separate from the slot reels, and sit next to a selection of table games and scratch cards. Full rules and variants for the table-game side are set out on our table games page, while the live dealer rooms are covered in detail on our live dealer games page.

For a single page that ties the game library back to payments, support and the welcome offer, our full overview brings every section together in one place.

Finding Your Way Around the Catalogue

Because the 13 providers behind our 5,000+ games each bring a different house style, we group the lobby by category rather than by studio name alone, so a player browsing slots, live tables or table games sees the relevant titles first rather than scrolling through an unsorted list.

Some slot titles from BGaming, such as Gates of Olympus, Aztec Magic, Aztec Magic Deluxe, Johnny Cash and the Platinum Lightning series, sit among the names players search for most often inside the slot section, alongside output from Booongo, Gamzix and the other listed studios.

The live and table sections stay smaller by design: Live Roulette and Blackjack cover the core live dealer demand, while table games and scratch cards fill out the non-slot side of the lobby. That structure keeps the catalogue wide on the slot side and focused on the live and table side, rather than spreading thin across every format at once.