High Roller Casino Games: Pokies, Live Tables and More

500+ games: how the catalogue is divided

The catalogue is built around several main areas, so you can move from pokies to table games, live formats or something a little different. You will find slots, blackjack, table games, video poker, specialty games and live casino games in the overall mix.

If you know the brand as High Roller, the headline number is straightforward: 500+ casino games in total, including 450+ slots. The remaining options bring together classic casino formats, dealer-led tables and quicker specialty games such as crash-style titles.

Pokies: 450+ titles from a broad provider mix

Pokies are the largest part of the High Roller Casino games catalogue, with more than 450 titles. The primary slot providers are BetSoft, Rival and Dragon Gaming, while the wider library draws on 86 providers in total.

That wider provider group includes Pragmatic Play, Hacksaw Gaming, Nolimit City, Play'n GO, Evolution Gaming, Big Time Gaming, Quickspin, Yggdrasil Gaming, NetEnt, Blueprint Gaming, Red Tiger Gaming, Thunderkick and many more. It gives you a mix of established studios and specialist developers rather than one single style of pokie.

Named pokie examples

Other selected slot titles include Ultimate Golden Dragon Inferno, Safari Sam 2, Mr Vegas 2, 888 Deluxe, 888 Dream Dragon, Rob The Bank 2, Gold Rush Gus and the City of Riches, Jack and the Mighty Beanstalk, Sherlock and the Mystic Compass and Geppettos Mechanical Marvels.

Golden Dragon Inferno is also the title used for the 100 Free Spins attached to two first-deposit offers. That is a small detail, but useful if you come across the promotion and want to know which game the spins apply to.

Table and specialty games: options beyond pokies

Pokies are only one part of the selection. The table game area includes blackjack, roulette, Casino Poker and baccarat variants, giving you familiar casino formats in a standard game setting.

Video poker sits in its own category, while specialty games are aimed at players who want shorter or less traditional formats. The specialty selection includes crash-style games, scratchcards, keno and bingo.

There are also jackpot games, craps and dice games within the broader types available. Live versions are grouped separately, so you can choose between a standard digital table format and a dealer-led experience where the catalogue provides both.

A sensible way to browse is to pick the format first, then choose a title that matches it. For example, start with baccarat if you want a card table, move to roulette for a wheel game, or try keno and scratchcards when you want a specialty option.

Live casino: dealer tables, shows and alternative formats

The live casino section adds real-time dealer formats to the wider High Roller Casino games selection. You can find live shows, live baccarat, live bingo, live blackjack, live dice games, live poker and live roulette, along with other live games.

The live dealer providers are Twain Sports, Visionary iGaming, Bet Games and Fresh Deck Studios. Their formats go beyond the standard baccarat and blackjack tables, with lottery-style and sport-based live games included as well.

The live range suits different moods. A classic table player can stick with blackjack, roulette or baccarat, while someone after a more varied session can look at bingo, dice, shows or lottery-style formats. The choice is still kept within the live casino area, making it easy to separate dealer games from standard pokies and tables.

Playing across devices: browser access without an app

The full game catalogue is accessible through a web browser on Windows, Mac, Android and iOS devices. It also works with tablets and smartphones, so you can use the device that suits your usual playing routine.

There is no dedicated Mobile App download. Instead, you open the casino in a compatible browser and access the same broad game range across desktop and mobile devices.

A simple way to choose a game

1. Choose your game area

   Start with pokies, table games, video poker, specialty games or live casino. This removes most of the catalogue straight away.

2. Pick the format

   Within the area, decide whether you want a slot, blackjack, roulette, baccarat, crash-style game, keno, scratchcard or another available format.

3. Check the title and provider

   For pokies and live games, the provider name can help you recognise the studio behind the title. The catalogue includes 86 providers across its game selection.

4. Use a device that feels comfortable

   Play through a browser on Windows, Mac, Android, iOS, a tablet or a smartphone. A larger screen may suit tables and live shows, while a phone keeps the browser access more portable.

The practical takeaway is simple: there is no need to choose a special download or separate mobile version. Pick the game style first, then open the browser on your preferred device and explore the titles available in that category.