The live floor at Weiss runs on Evolution, the studio named across every review source we checked for this brand. It sits alongside the in-house 'WEISS Originals' category that two independent portals mention as a real differentiator, though neither documents it in much depth. Funding a live table works the same way as the rest of the site - crypto-first (BTC, ETH, USDT, LTC, DOGE, XRP) plus cards - and the same C$20 minimum withdrawal applies once you cash out. We haven't tested a table ourselves, so this page describes what's documented, not a seat-by-seat account.
Check the current Weiss Casino offerWho deals the cards: Evolution as the named studio
CasinoReports, Casinosters, Gamblizard and Reviewed-Casinos all name Evolution as a live-dealer supplier at Weiss - that's four independent sources landing on the same studio, which is more agreement than we found on almost any other fact about this brand. Evolution is the studio behind the filmed, multi-camera European roulette table we cover separately at immersive roulette, and its blackjack tables are the backbone of the blackjack page. None of the sources we checked broke out a full table-by-table list specific to Weiss, so treat this page as the floor overview and use those two pages for the tables that are actually documented in detail.
WEISS Originals: an in-house category, lightly documented
Gamblizard and Reviewed-Casinos both mention a 'WEISS Originals' game category running alongside the third-party studios. Two sources agreeing on the same in-house branding is notable - most offshore casinos don't build their own titles, they just license a studio catalog and call it a day. That said, neither review goes deep on what Originals actually contains at the table-game level, so we're flagging it as a real differentiator without pretending we know its full table list or whether it extends into live dealer specifically. If you're curious, the lobby itself is the only place to see what's currently live under that label.
What we cover in depth vs. what this page is
| Page | What it covers | Studio |
|---|---|---|
| /games/live-casino/ (this page) | Floor overview - who supplies it, how it's funded | Evolution + WEISS Originals |
| /games/immersive-roulette/ | Evolution's filmed multi-camera European roulette | Evolution |
| /games/blackjack/ | Blackjack tables and rules | Evolution |
We split it this way because the sources back the roulette and blackjack detail specifically, but nothing we found breaks down the rest of the live floor - baccarat variants, game shows, poker tables - table by table. If a source ever documents that level of detail for Weiss, we'll build it out rather than guess at stakes or table counts.
Funding a live table: the same crypto-first cashier
Live tables don't get a separate cashier - it's the same USDT-denominated account as everywhere else on the site. Bitcoin, Ethereum, Tether, Litecoin, Dogecoin and Ripple all repeat across the reviews we checked, alongside Visa and Mastercard. Interac shows up in two of the five sources we checked, so treat it as likely-but-not-guaranteed rather than confirmed - check your own cashier before counting on it. Coin-by-coin detail lives at crypto deposits.
Cashing out from the live floor
The C$20 minimum withdrawal that applies brand-wide applies here too - it's the single most corroborated cashier fact we found across sources for this operator. Everything above that floor is contested elsewhere on the site (weekly caps, processing times), and none of the sources we checked report a live-dealer-specific withdrawal rule, so the general withdrawal times breakdown is the one to read before a big live-table cashout.
Bonuses and live tables: read the contribution rate yourself
As a general rule across the industry, table and live-dealer games contribute far less toward clearing a deposit bonus than slots do - often single-digit percentages, sometimes zero. No source we checked gives Weiss's exact live-dealer contribution rate, so we're not printing a number here. Given the reviews already disagree sharply on the welcome bonus size and the tight 60x/3-day wagering window, the safer move if you're planning to play mostly live tables is to check the contribution table in your own cashier, or skip the bonus opt-in entirely so your balance stays free to withdraw.
How the live floor compares to the slots side
Pragmatic Play anchors the slots side of the library - see slots for Gates of Olympus and Sweet Bonanza, both confirmed in real Canadian search data for this brand. Evolution's role is narrower and specifically live-dealer, which is a fairly standard split for a casino this size: one studio for volume, one for the dealt-table experience. More on Evolution's broader catalog at providers/evolution.
Where this page draws the line
We haven't sat at a Weiss table ourselves - the brand's verdict already flags that this operator has enough disputed facts (licence jurisdiction, bonus size, withdrawal ceilings) that we're careful about printing anything we can't source. Evolution as the live-dealer studio is well-corroborated. WEISS Originals as a category is real but thin on documented detail. Everything else on a live floor - specific stakes, dealer rotation, studio location - isn't something any of our sources report, so we're not inventing it here.