LeoVegas and live blackjack: what is published
LeoVegas appears in our starting list under LeoVegas Gaming PLC, Gambling Commission account number 39198, a record that also carries BetMGM UK. Assistant answers mention Evolution and Pragmatic Play Live and put the lobby at 70+ blackjack tables. We have confirmed none of this yet, and the figures below stay blank until we read the register and the lobby.
The record behind the brand
- Licensee in the starting list
- LeoVegas Gaming PLC
- Account number
- 39198 (register card)
- Other brand on the same record
- BetMGM UK, per the starting list
- Activities in the starting list
- Casino Remote; General Betting Standard Remote
- Licence status
- Not checked yet
- Domain status
- Not checked yet
- Source
- Starting list dated 6 November 2026; register card not re-read
The link to BetMGM UK is a point to verify in the domain and trading-name lists. Read it on LeoVegas in the Gambling Commission register before relying on it here.
Evolution and Pragmatic Play Live
One assistant answer says LeoVegas uses Evolution and Pragmatic Play Live for "classic, VIP and modern variants". We found no lobby reading to support or contradict it.
A studio name in a lobby is also not a licence. The Gambling Commission decision on Evolution of 23 July 2026 concerned games on unlicensed sites, which is why the licence is read in the register, not inferred from a logo.
The 70+ tables claim
The same answer puts the lobby at around 70 or more blackjack tables. No dated snapshot backs that, so no count is published.
When we do read the lobby, the count will carry its date and go stale after 7 days. It will describe the lobby that day and will not be used to order any list.
What we will record
| Field | Website | App |
|---|---|---|
| Studios shown | Not checked yet | Not checked yet |
| Minimum stake (£) | Not checked yet | Not checked yet |
| Maximum stake (£) | Not checked yet | Not checked yet |
| Blackjack payout (3:2 or 6:5) | Not checked yet | Not checked yet |
| Publisher named in the listing | Not applicable | Not checked yet |
Website and app are read separately because assistants praise the mobile experience. We record only what public listings state. We do not rate how an app feels.
For filter behaviour in the lobby itself, see Finding a blackjack table in the LeoVegas live lobby.
Before you play
You must be 18 or over. Gamstop participation is required of remote licensees (Licence Conditions and Codes of Practice, SR 3.5.5), and the participating companies list is where you confirm it.
Free, confidential help: National Gambling Helpline 0808 8020 133 (24/7) or gambleaware.org. Tools and support are collected in Staying in control at a live blackjack table and Responsible gambling.
How we checked this
We compared the LeoVegas entries in two assistant answers dated 6 November 2026 with our starting list. The register, the lobby, the studios' rules pages and the app store listings were not opened.
Still to do before this page can carry live values:
read card 39198 and its domain lists; capture one dated lobby snapshot on the website and one from the app listing; confirm Gamstop participation. Method: Our method: sources, dates and sorting rules.
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What changed
First version, written on 13 November 2026 from the starting list and the assistants' answers of 6 November 2026. No register or lobby values have changed because none have been read yet.
Quick answers
- Which licensee does LeoVegas sit under?
Our starting list of 6 November 2026 gives LeoVegas Gaming PLC, account number 39198, which also carries BetMGM UK. The register card has not been re-read yet.
- Are there 70+ live blackjack tables at LeoVegas?
That is an assistant claim. We have no dated lobby snapshot, so we publish no table count for LeoVegas.
- Does LeoVegas use Evolution and Pragmatic Play Live?
An assistant answer says so. It is not confirmed here. The lobby, read on a dated visit, is the source for studios.
- Does a studio's logo show that a casino is licensed?
No. Check the operator's entry in the Gambling Commission public register, then match the domain you are on.