JILIEVO Live Tab: Ten Suppliers, Their Tables and Where the Rules Sit

JILIEVO Live is the tab in the lobby’s top navigation, between Sports and Fish, that holds every table played with a dealer on screen. This page maps what that tab lists, who supplies the tables, and the one habit that matters most: reading a table’s own rules before you place a bet. Every figure below comes from the lobby’s catalogue as it stood on 1 October 2026.

The Register and Login buttons on every page of this site take you to the lobby. Come back here when you want to know what a table title means or which supplier stands behind it.

JILIEVO live casino: what the Live tab lists

The lobby’s Live tab groups its tables by supplier. On 1 October 2026 it showed ten of them, against 47 studios in the Slots lane.

Evolution and Pragmatic Play account for 550 listed titles between them. The remaining eight suppliers are present in the lane, but their tables are not itemised in the game list this page was built from, so the Live tab itself is where you see what each one carries.

The ten suppliers, spelled as the lobby shows them

The lane uses short supplier names, and a couple of them need translating. Take the names exactly as printed when you search the tab.

1. Evolution is the largest, with 392 tables listed. Its profile on this site is at Evolution’s studio page and what it publishes.
2. SEXY CASINO is listed under that name.
3. SA is the lobby’s short name for SA Gaming; what SA Gaming says about its own tables is on its own page.
4. PP is Pragmatic Play, with 158 tables listed; the Pragmatic Play studio profile and its live lane covers the studio.
5. Pretty Gaming, listed under that name.
6. WM, a code the lobby’s supplier feed pairs with the name PERFECT PERSON.
7. Micro Gaming, listed under that name.
8. AB, listed by its two letters.
9. Playtech, listed under that name.
10. Ezugi, listed under that name.

A side-by-side version, with a column for how many tables each lists, is on the ten live casino providers the Live tab lists.

Table titles named in the Live tab

The tab’s game list names real tables, and the names tell you the format before you open anything. These were all listed on 1 October 2026.

Baccarat dominates both lists, with dozens of numbered and lettered Speed Baccarat tables, and blackjack follows close behind. Game-show titles such as Crazy Time and Mega Wheel sit alongside them. For how those game shows pay, open the table’s rules window: their mechanics live there, not on this page.

Live casino dealers: what you see at a table

A live table streams a person dealing real cards, dice or a wheel from a studio, and you bet through buttons on your own screen. SA Gaming describes its studios, for example, as located around the world and staffed by professional dealers under 24/7 video surveillance, per SA Gaming’s own site. Its baccarat page adds that cards are dealt before bets are accepted, and that the table shows roadmaps and live statistics.

Chat, gifts and other extras vary by supplier, so treat each table as its own product. When you open a new one, do these four things in order:

1. Read the table’s rules window top to bottom.
2. Find the minimum and maximum bet.
3. Watch two or three rounds without betting.
4. Place a bet no larger than you planned before sitting down.

Where to read a table’s rules and limits

The lobby’s help centre states that each game’s rules sit in its own window, and that is the page that governs your bet. Nothing on this site replaces it. A payout table printed in a guide can be out of date the moment a supplier changes a table.

To check a result afterwards, use Members, then Betting record, which the help centre names as the home of your betting history. Transaction records stay visible for 30 days. If a table behaves in a way the rules window does not explain, the lobby’s chat bubble at the bottom right of the screen reaches customer service.

Sic bo and baccarat: the two families with their own pages

Two table families draw the most questions, so each has a page here.

Both pages describe rules in general terms and tell you to open the table’s help screen for its exact paytable. Lightning Sic Bo and Mega Sic Bo, for instance, are listed titles, and the extras they add belong to the supplier’s rules window.

Funding a live session and keeping it in bounds

Before a session, check the cashier rules. The Deposit page names bank transfer and GCash. A bank transfer deposit runs from ₱2,000 to ₱200,000, and other methods run from ₱100 to ₱50,000.

Withdrawals can be requested at any hour with a ₱200 minimum, a ₱50,000 daily maximum and no fee, but the turnover has to be reached first. Set a loss limit before the session and stick to it. This site’s rule is 21 and over for every game.

If a session stops being fun, the lobby offers self-exclusion through support for a period between 6 months and 5 years, and responsible play tools and limits explains how it works. For the wider picture of what else the lobby carries, read the wider JILIEVO games map or the JILIEVO casino overview.