Ezugi
Ezugi is a live-casino provider founded in 2012, streaming roulette, blackjack, baccarat and game shows such as Ultimate Roulette, audited by iTech Labs and BMM Testlabs, and available at licensed casinos in this catalogue.
Its tables run under the licences held by the casinos that carry them, giving players a dealer-streamed alternative to RNG slots with a fixed, checkable house edge rather than a promised win rate.
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Ezugi Casinos — Games, Fairness and Where to Play
Ezugi is a live-casino provider that streams dealer-hosted tables rather than RNG slot reels: roulette, blackjack, baccarat and branded game shows broadcast from studios and land-based casino floors. The question that matters before picking a table is not which brand looks polished, but who licenses the stream, who audits the equipment, and what the house edge actually is on the specific bet a player makes.
Who Is Ezugi
Ezugi was founded in 2012, according to the company's own history page, and grew into a live-casino operator running studios in Romania, its flagship location, alongside Latvia and Costa Rica, plus land-based studio feeds from casinos in Malta. Ezugi is registered in Israel and holds licences or certifications spanning the Curaçao eGaming Licensing Authority, the Malta Gaming Authority, the UK Gambling Commission, the New Jersey Division of Gaming Enforcement, the Isle of Man and Estonia, among others; by the end of 2021 the studio was streaming from no fewer than 12 studios and casinos and held more than 20 jurisdictional licences and certifications, according to livedealer.org's platform comparison.
Ezugi's US footprint dates back to August 2016, when it supplied the technology behind live blackjack, roulette and baccarat for New Jersey players through the Gold Nugget Casino in Atlantic City, per livedealer.org. Evolution Gaming announced the acquisition of Ezugi in November 2018 and completed the transaction in 2019, per the same source, and Ezugi now operates as a live-casino brand inside the Evolution Gaming Group. Major licensee casinos include 888, Bet365, Dafabet, Leo Vegas, Dublinbet, Stelario, and Windetta. Among the 520 providers carried by casinos in this catalogue, Ezugi ranks 60th by the number of casinos offering its tables — well below Hacksaw at 130 casinos but ahead of niche studios such as Jili, which appears at only 1; Galaxsys and Turbo Games sit near the middle of that scale at 77 casinos each.
Games and Signature Mechanics
Ezugi's catalogue is built around classic dealer-hosted table formats rather than reel mechanics: Blackjack (in several rule variations), Baccarat formats such as EZ Baccarat, and roulette variants including Ultimate Roulette and Ultimate Auto Roulette. Alongside these sit Asian-market table games — Dragon Tiger, Sic Bo, Andar Bahar, Teen Patti, Xóc Dĩa and Makta — plus poker-style formats like Casino Hold'em, and lottery-style draws including Keno and Bet On Numbers.
A smaller group of titles runs on RNG mechanics dressed as game shows rather than a live dealer feed, among them EZ Marble Race, Cricket War, Revolution Roulette, EZ Dealer Roulette, Golden Balls and Video Blackjack. This split matters for a player: a dealer-streamed roulette wheel and an RNG-driven marble race carry a different kind of randomness even when the branding looks similar.
- Dealer-streamed tables — Blackjack, EZ Baccarat, Ultimate Roulette, Casino Hold'em, Dragon Tiger, Sic Bo, Andar Bahar, Teen Patti, Xóc Dĩa, Makta
- RNG game-show style titles — EZ Marble Race, Cricket War, Revolution Roulette, EZ Dealer Roulette, Golden Balls, Video Blackjack
- Draw-based formats — Keno, Bet On Numbers, Lucky 7, 32 Cards
RTP, Volatility and Fairness of Ezugi Tables
European-style roulette runs on a single-zero wheel, which fixes the house edge at a return of about 97.3% on straight and even-money bets — a figure set by the wheel's mathematics, not by the studio streaming it. Baccarat runs differently: the banker bet typically returns close to 99%, the player bet a shade lower, because the two sides of the shoe carry slightly different odds. Confusing the two — quoting one blended RTP figure for both roulette and baccarat — misreads how each game's rules actually set its edge.
Ezugi's studios and equipment are checked by independent testing bodies including BMM Testlabs, iTech Labs, RSG-Eclipse and SCG-Bulgaria, per the company's own certification listing. A player cannot verify a live-dealer RTP by watching a session, since the outcome distribution only shows itself over a very large number of hands; what can be checked directly is the operator's licence and the presence of these named test labs in the studio's certification record.
A live roulette wheel and a live baccarat shoe do not share one RTP: the wheel's single-zero math sets roulette near 97.3%, while baccarat's banker and player bets sit closer to 98–99%, each following its own rules rather than the dealer or the studio.
Where to Play Ezugi Games
The casino list above this text collects operators from the catalogue that carry Ezugi tables; Curaçao licences cover 52 of the 77 casinos with a licence on record in this selection, Anjouan 30, Tobique 19 and Malta's MGA 7, so the regulator behind a given casino is worth checking alongside the provider itself. RioBet, Play Fortuna and Vavada Casino are among the operators in that list running Ezugi tables, each under its own licence and terms.
A detail worth flagging before signing up: of the 77 casino brands in this selection, 10 run under the RoyalPartners affiliate programme and 3 under CatPartners — different-looking brands that share one ownership group, and with it one set of underlying policies on disputes and support. Choosing between two sibling brands is not the same choice as choosing between two independent operators.
- Provider availability — confirm Ezugi tables are actually listed at the specific casino, not just the provider brand elsewhere
- Licence and regulator — Curaçao, Anjouan, Tobique and Malta cover most of the casinos carrying this provider
- Region — live-dealer feeds can be geo-restricted separately from the casino's general licence
- Demo access — dealer-streamed tables generally run live only, unlike RNG slots with a demo mode
Common Misconceptions About Ezugi Tables
- "A table is hot or cold" — a roulette wheel or baccarat shoe has no memory of past spins or hands; each round is independent of the last, whatever a recent streak looked like.
- "RTP predicts the next session" — the roulette figure near 97.3% and baccarat's near 98–99% are long-run averages across very large samples, not a promise for any single sitting.
- "Every casino offers the same entry cost" — the minimum deposit needed to sit down at these tables ranges from €1 to €20 across the 71 casinos in this selection with a figure on file, and €20 is the most common threshold, used by 49% of them; the provider's tables stay the same, but the entry cost to reach them does not.
- "A live dealer removes all house edge" — the dealer streams the action, but the wheel layout or the shoe rules still set the edge; a person hosting the round changes nothing about the mathematics underneath it.
How These Casinos Differ
Interface language support varies sharply among casinos carrying Ezugi tables, and this affects how comfortable navigating the lobby and support actually is.
| Casino | Interface Languages |
|---|---|
| 22Casino | 60 |
| 22bit | 57 |
| 22bet | 57 |
| Spinbetter | 54 |
| Woo Casino | 7 |
| Tonybet NL | 1 |
Interface language count says nothing about which countries a casino actually accepts — a site with sixty languages and one with a single language can carry an identical licence and identical Ezugi tables. Pick on this column only if navigating and getting support in a specific language matters more to you than the game portfolio itself.
Verdict on Ezugi
"Ezugi's tables run on fixed, well-documented game math — the honest question for a player is which licensed casino hosts the stream, not whether the wheel is rigged."
Ezugi suits a player who wants dealer-streamed roulette, blackjack and baccarat with a documented audit trail behind them, rather than someone chasing a demo mode or free-play practice, which these dealer-hosted formats generally do not offer. Anyone weighing more than the game itself should check the licensed casinos and their terms first — the studio's math is fixed, but the operator around it is not.
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Update history
- Sep 29, 2026 — Split roulette and baccarat RTP math, added Evolution ownership timeline and studio locations
- Aug 24, 2026 — Added named Ezugi live tables, RTP range, licensing detail and studio background
Ezugi – FAQ
In which casinos can I play Ezugi games?
Ezugi tables appear at a range of licensed casinos in the catalogue, including RioBet, BetAmo and Starda Casino among others; availability and licensing vary by operator, so check the specific casino's page before assuming a table is listed there.
Is Ezugi's live roulette or baccarat rigged?
Ezugi's studios and equipment are certified by independent testing bodies including BMM Testlabs, iTech Labs, RSG-Eclipse and SCG-Bulgaria; the house edge on these games comes from the fixed rules of roulette and baccarat, not from an adjustable setting.
What is a typical RTP for Ezugi's roulette and baccarat?
European-style roulette returns around 97.3% on even-money bets due to its single-zero wheel, while baccarat's banker and player bets typically sit closer to 98-99%, a difference set by each game's own rules rather than one shared figure.
Who audits Ezugi's games for fairness?
Ezugi's certifications are held with BMM Testlabs, iTech Labs, RSG-Eclipse and SCG-Bulgaria, alongside licences from regulators such as the Curaçao eGaming Licensing Authority, the Malta Gaming Authority and the UK Gambling Commission.
Is Ezugi part of Evolution Gaming?
Evolution Gaming announced its acquisition of Ezugi in November 2018 and completed the deal in 2019; Ezugi now operates as a live-casino brand within the Evolution Gaming Group.
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