Crown Perth Table Games

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Updated September 2026

Licensed

Available in AU

Fast payouts

18+ Only

Crown Perth currently advertises more than 200 tables at its physical casino. The published range includes blackjack, roulette, baccarat, Casino War, Money Wheel and Ultimate Texas Hold’em, alongside newer or specialty options such as Crapless Craps. Poker is also present at Crown Perth, but the dedicated Poker Room is best treated separately from the main dealer-banked table floor.

Open-table availability and betting minimums can change by session, so the advertised game range is more useful for choosing a category than for predicting a particular table or minimum. Crown’s current carded-play guidance also says a valid Crown Rewards Membership Card is not presently required for Table Games or Electronic Table Games.

Current table-game range at Crown Perth

Crown Perth says it has over 200 tables and currently promotes a mix of card, wheel, dice and poker-derived casino games. The core names are blackjack, roulette and baccarat, alongside Casino War, Money Wheel, Ultimate Texas Hold’em, Crapless Craps and a Progressive Poker Jackpot option connected with Ultimate Texas Hold’em.

For gaming machines, electronic table games and the wider floor, see Crown Perth casino games.

Blackjack

Blackjack Plus is a variation of the traditional game, so its playing conditions can differ even when the basic objective remains recognisable.

Betting minimums can vary by table, room or time. Check the table signage at the casino rather than relying on an older brochure or saved web listing.

Roulette

Roulette is another current Crown Perth table category. Crown’s roulette information describes standard number, colour, odd-even, dozen and high-low betting choices. The casino also lists electronic roulette separately within its Electronic Table Games range, so “roulette at Crown Perth” can refer to more than one physical playing format.

If the dealer-led experience is what you want, look for the live roulette tables. If you prefer a terminal, the electronic table area is the more relevant category. Neither format is an online casino product.

Baccarat

Baccarat is part of the advertised main table range and also has a stronger premium-gaming presence at Crown Perth. Crown’s Baccarat Room page describes a variety of baccarat tables and a designated high-limit blackjack area. That makes baccarat one of the clearest examples of why room context matters when comparing the casino floor.

The existence of a premium room does not mean every baccarat table has the same conditions. Visitors should distinguish the game category from the room, table availability and the stake level displayed on the day.

Casino War and Money Wheel

Casino War and Money Wheel provide alternatives to the casino’s more familiar card and wheel staples. Crown describes Casino War as a simple single-card comparison against the dealer. Money Wheel is a wheel-based game where bets are placed on symbols before the wheel is spun.

These games are useful for visitors who want formats with a relatively direct premise, but simplicity of presentation should not be confused with a better chance of winning. Game choice is a preference decision, not a way to remove the house advantage.

Ultimate Texas Hold’em and the poker distinction

Ultimate Texas Hold’em is based on Texas Hold’em but is played heads-up against the dealer. That makes it a casino table game rather than the same experience as cash poker in Crown Perth’s Poker Room. Crown also advertises a Progressive Poker Jackpot wager associated with Ultimate Texas Hold’em.

Ultimate Texas Hold’em and live cash poker are different products. For player-versus-player cash poker, use Crown Perth poker. A poker name on the main casino floor does not mean Poker Room rules apply.

Crapless Craps and specialty games

Crown’s current table-games page includes Crapless Craps, described as a twist on traditional Craps. Its presence is a reminder that the floor can evolve. Specialty games can be added, removed or promoted differently over time, which is why current Crown information is more useful than a fixed list that can quickly become outdated.

Crown’s current material identifies the advertised game categories, but it does not guarantee that every game will have an open seat at all hours.

Do you need a Crown Rewards card for table games?

Crown’s current carded-play FAQ says that, at present, a valid Membership Card is not required to play Table Games or Electronic Table Games. This is different from electronic gaming machines, where Crown requires an updated, valid Crown Rewards Membership Card.

A card can still matter for rewards. Crown Rewards material explains that members can present their card to a dealer to earn points on qualifying table play, subject to program rules and exclusions. That is an optional rewards interaction, not the same thing as saying membership is currently mandatory for live table participation.

For the broader membership and earning structure, see Crown Rewards Perth. A Crown Rewards card can be relevant for earning even where it is not mandatory simply to play the table game.

What about table minimums?

Do not plan a visit around a minimum copied from an old document. Crown has published table-minimum information in rewards material, but permanent minimums are not reliable planning assumptions. Minimums can differ by game, room and operating conditions.

Table signage and current room information are the reliable place to confirm a minimum that matters to your session.

Main floor, premium rooms and poker

Not every table-game experience belongs in one undifferentiated list. Crown Perth has the general casino floor, premium environments such as the Baccarat Room, electronic table formats and a separate Poker Room. A visitor deciding where to play should first identify the format, then the game.

For example, “roulette” may lead to a live dealer table or an electronic roulette product. “Poker” may mean Ultimate Texas Hold’em against the dealer or poker-room play against other players. “Blackjack” can also appear in premium areas. Location and format therefore add more decision value than simply counting game names.

Choosing between Crown Perth table games

Want a classic card game?

Blackjack and baccarat are the clearest starting points in the current advertised range.

Prefer a wheel format?

Roulette and Money Wheel provide different wheel-based structures.

Interested in poker-style hands against the house?

Ultimate Texas Hold’em belongs on the casino table floor.

Want player-versus-player poker?

Use the Poker Room rather than treating Ultimate Texas Hold’em as equivalent.

Prefer terminals?

Electronic Table Games are a separate physical format and include products such as roulette, baccarat and Sic Bo.

Before you play

Check the current Crown Perth table-games page close to your visit if a specific game is essential. Once at the venue, use the table signage for current operating conditions rather than relying on an archived minimum. If you want to earn Crown Rewards points, check the current program rules and present the relevant membership card where applicable.

Most importantly, choose a format because it suits how you want to play, not because a particular game is framed as a route to guaranteed winnings. The current Crown Perth range offers substantial variety, but every casino table game remains gambling.

Live tables versus electronic tables

Crown Perth’s Electronic Table Games use terminals for formats including roulette, baccarat and Sic Bo, while the live table floor uses dealer-led games. The same game name can therefore refer to a different physical playing format.

Choose between a dealer-led table, a terminal-based Electronic Table Game and the separate Poker Room before choosing an individual game. Roulette, baccarat and poker can refer to very different playing formats depending on where and how they are offered.

Crown Rewards at table games

Crown Rewards can intersect with table play because qualifying play can earn points when a member presents a card, but the loyalty system should not be used as a substitute for the current game list. Program earning rules and casino-floor availability answer different questions.

Crown currently says a valid Membership Card is not required simply to play Table Games or Electronic Table Games. Members can still present the card for qualifying rewards activity where the program applies, while mandatory carded play applies to EGMs.

Table availability changes by session

Crown’s current table-games information identifies the advertised range, while the tables actually running can still vary with staffing, room use and operating decisions.

Jackpot values and table minimums can change quickly. Use current table signage and venue information for those moment-specific conditions.

Choosing a table game for your visit

Crown Perth’s table floor spans more than 200 tables across different formats and venue areas. Choose first between dealer-led tables, electronic table formats and Poker Room play, then compare the individual game you want.

For the wider venue, see Crown Perth casino. For live cash poker, see Crown Perth poker.

Dealer-led blackjack, roulette and baccarat sit alongside newer table formats, while Electronic Table Games use terminals and live cash poker operates through the separate Poker Room. Choosing among them changes the pace, interaction and operating arrangements of the session.

Table minimums and individual table openings can still vary during the session.

Created by the ”Crown Casino Perth” editorial team.