Reviewed by Ailsa Kennaway - 26 September 2026
Cazeus confirms Evolution as one of its providers, and Evolution is the largest live-dealer studio in the industry, so a spread of live and RNG blackjack tables is a reasonable expectation in the lobby. We haven't audited the exact table list or betting limits ourselves. The part worth reading before you sit down: one review portal separately flags wagering as high as 350x when a bonus is cleared on table games like blackjack, against 35x on slots - that gap is real money if you're planning to clear the welcome offer at this table.
Read the wagering section before you fund an accountIs there blackjack at Cazeus
Cazeus's own site confirms Evolution as one of its providers, and Evolution built its name on live-dealer tables - blackjack is one of the two or three games that studio is best known for, alongside roulette and baccarat. Given that, expect both RNG (computer-dealt) blackjack and live-dealer blackjack tables somewhere in the casino's table-games section.
What we can't do is hand you a table-by-table list. We haven't logged into the lobby and counted variants, bet limits or side-bet options, so treat 'blackjack is here' as a well-founded expectation based on the confirmed provider relationship, not a verified inventory. If a specific variant or limit matters to you, check the lobby search in your own account before you plan around it.
What Evolution blackjack usually looks like
Evolution's blackjack catalogue elsewhere typically spans a handful of standard live tables plus RNG versions for players who want to play instantly without waiting on a seat or a dealer's shuffle. Live tables commonly run side bets like Perfect Pairs or 21+3, and some operators carry Evolution's multi-hand or speed variants alongside the classic format. None of those specifics are confirmed for Cazeus's own lobby - they're what Evolution generally supplies to its casino partners, described here so you know what to look for rather than as a Cazeus-specific claim.
House edge: why blackjack is a different game to grind
As general casino-game knowledge, not a Cazeus-specific figure: blackjack played with correct basic strategy carries one of the lowest house edges of any casino game, commonly under 1% depending on the exact rule set (number of decks, dealer hit/stand on soft 17, doubling and splitting rules). That's a mathematical property of the game itself, not something Cazeus publishes a table-specific RTP for - we have no confirmed RTP figure for any individual Cazeus blackjack table, so none is quoted here.
That low house edge is exactly why casinos treat blackjack differently for bonus wagering, and that treatment is the part that actually affects your money at Cazeus.
The wagering trap: 35x on slots, up to 350x on tables
Cazeus's welcome offer is 100% up to C$750 + 200 Free Spins, confirmed with no promo code needed. The standard wagering requirement quoted for that match is 35x deposit plus bonus. Separately, one review portal reports that when bonus funds are wagered on table games - blackjack included - the effective requirement can run as high as 350x, ten times the slots figure.
That gap is not a rounding difference. On a C$750 bonus, 35x works out to C$26,250 in total wagering; at 350x the same bonus balloons to C$262,500. Combined with a house edge under 1%, grinding that kind of turnover at a mathematically fair game like blackjack is a slow, structurally unfavourable way to clear a bonus - the low edge that makes blackjack good value as a game you're paying to play works against you when the requirement multiplier is this much higher than it is on slots. Check your own account's terms for the exact table-game wagering contribution before you decide to clear bonus funds this way; we're flagging the portal's figure as a reason to check, not restating it as Cazeus's own published number.
Full mechanics of the offer, including the 40x requirement on free-spin winnings, are on our welcome bonus page.
Blackjack alongside the rest of the table selection
If blackjack isn't quite what you're after, Evolution's confirmed presence points to the same expectation for roulette and baccarat - both are studio staples that typically travel together with blackjack in an operator's live-dealer line-up. Our live dealer page covers what that studio relationship means across the table-games section as a whole, rather than game by game.
Our take
We haven't sat at a Cazeus blackjack table ourselves, so nothing here is a first-hand result - everything above is either sourced from confirmed provider information or stated as general knowledge about how the game works. The game itself is fine: Evolution is a credible studio, and blackjack's low house edge makes it one of the better bets on the floor if you're playing with your own money for entertainment. Where we'd slow down is bonus clearing - if the 350x table-game figure applies to your account, that's a materially worse route to clear the welcome offer than doing it on slots, and it's worth confirming before you pick a game to grind.