Avantgarde Casino Games: Slots, Live Tables and More

What you can play at Avantgarde Casino

Casino Avantgarde has a catalogue of 978 games, including 82 exclusive games and 29 new releases. That gives you a mix of familiar casino formats and less standard options, whether you prefer a simple slot spin, a card game or a faster-paced title.

The main categories are Crash Games, Exclusives, Featured Games, Live Games, New Releases, Scratch & Win, Slots, Table Games, Top Picks, Video Poker and Specialty Games. There are also 16 Top Picks, 21 Featured Games, 15 Live Games and 122 Specialty Games in the wider selection.

• Slots, including popular video slot titles and exclusive releases
• Roulette, blackjack, baccarat and other table games
• Video poker, including multi-hand versions
• Live baccarat, live blackjack, live poker and live roulette
• Crash games, bingo, jackpot games, keno and scratch cards
• Speciality formats such as Pai Gow Poker, Red Dog, Three Card Poker, Craps and Casino War

The game types cover Slots, Roulette, Blackjack, Video poker, Bingo, Baccarat, Jackpot games, Live games, Keno, Scratch cards and Crash games. So, if you already know the format you want, the category names give you a straightforward starting point.

Slots and exclusive releases to try first

Slots make up one of the central game categories, with titles from providers such as Rival, BetSoft, Spinomenal and others. The catalogue also separates out Exclusives and New Releases, which is handy when you want something beyond the more familiar slot names.

Some of the popular slots available include the following:

If you like recognisable slot themes, Gold Rush, Vintage Vegas and Buffalo Rampage are easy names to start with. If you would rather sample the Betsoft Gaming range, Wilds of Fortune, Thai Blossoms, Stampede and Book of Helios are among the available choices.

Live dealer and table games for a classic casino feel

The live games section brings dealer-led versions of familiar table formats. Live dealer options cover baccarat, blackjack, poker and roulette, with 15 live games available in total. This gives you a choice between live tables and the standard digital versions of the same broad game families.

The table game range includes Baccarat, Blackjack, Blackjack Multi-Hand, Rolling Stacks Blackjack, Card Clash, American Roulette and European Roulette. You can therefore switch between different blackjack formats or choose between American and European roulette.

For a familiar starting point, standard Blackjack or European Roulette keeps the choice simple. If you prefer the dealer-led format, look to the Live Games category and choose from live baccarat, blackjack, poker or roulette.

Video poker, crash games and speciality choices

Video poker has a broad selection of named variants rather than just one standard game. Available titles include Aces and Faces, Aces and Faces Multi-Hand, Deuces and Joker, Deuces and Joker Multi-Hand, Deuces Wild, Deuces Wild Multi-Hand, Double Joker, Double Joker Multi-Hand, Jacks or Better, Jacks or Better Multi-Hand, Joker Poker, Joker Poker Multi-Hand, Tens or Better, Ride'em Poker and Tens or Better Multi-Hand.

That range works well if you want to stay with poker-style play but change the variant. The multi-hand titles are also clearly named, so you can tell which versions offer that format before choosing a game.

The 122 Specialty Games add plenty of variety beyond slots and standard tables. Examples include Oasis Poker, Pai Gow Poker, Red Dog, Three Card Poker, Let it Ride, Caribbean Stud Poker, Predictor, Poker 3, Craps, Draw Hi-Lo, Casino War, Spanish 21 and Pontoon.

• Choose Video Poker for Jacks or Better, Deuces Wild, Joker Poker and related variants
• Try Crash Games for a different style from traditional reels and tables
• Browse Specialty Games for Craps, Casino War, Spanish 21, Pontoon and poker variants
• Look at Scratch & Win, Keno, Bingo and Jackpot games when you want a shorter or different format

Other named choices include Roulette, Casino War, Keno and Scratch Cards from Rival; Blackjack, Video Poker, Keno, Baccarat, 3 Card Poker and Scratch Cards from Saucify; and Roulette, Baccarat and Blackjack from Vivo Gaming.

How practice/demo mode can help you choose a game

Practice/demo mode is available across the library. It gives you a way to get familiar with a format before playing with money, which is useful when you are comparing a new slot, a video poker variant or a table game you have not tried before.

1. Start with a format

   Pick a broad category such as Slots, Live Games, Table Games, Video Poker or Specialty Games.

2. Choose a title

   Use the game name and provider information to decide which title you want to inspect.

3. Try practice/demo mode

   Where the mode is available, use it to get comfortable with the game's presentation and basic flow.

4. Decide whether it suits you

   If the format feels right, you can keep it in mind for real-money play. If not, return to another category.

If you are completing Registration, the $50 No Deposit Bonus is a separate promotion from the game catalogue. Choose a game by its format and your own preferences first, rather than treating a promotion as a reason to play a particular title.

Game providers and language choices

The library brings together games from 15 providers. The provider names are Rival, BetSoft, Tom Horn Gaming, Saucify, Spinomenal, Wingo, Vivo Gaming, Fresh Deck Studios, Woohoo Games, Qora Games, SmartSoft Gaming, Dragon Gaming, InstaNet, Felix Gaming and Fugaso.

Provider names can be useful when you already have a preferred style or want to explore a particular collection. BetSoft, Rival, SmartSoft Gaming and Tom Horn Gaming appear across several of the named casino formats, while other providers add more variety to the catalogue.

The site is available in English, French, German, Italian and Spanish. For Australian players, the practical part is simple: start with the game type you understand, then use the title and provider details to narrow your choice.

• Want reels? Begin with Slots, Exclusives, Featured Games or New Releases.
• Want a dealer? Choose Live Games and look for baccarat, blackjack, poker or roulette.
• Want cards without a live dealer? Try Table Games or Video Poker.
• Want something less traditional? Check Crash Games, Scratch & Win, Keno or Specialty Games.

A simple way to pick your first Avantgarde Casino game

There is no need to scan all 978 titles at once. A short process makes the catalogue easier to handle, especially if you are new to online casino games or usually stick to one format.

1. Decide whether you want speed or structure

   Crash Games and slots offer a different feel from the more structured rounds of blackjack, roulette, baccarat or video poker.

2. Pick familiar rules first

   If you already know blackjack or roulette, begin with that category. If you want to learn, practice/demo mode gives you room to get comfortable.

3. Choose between standard and live play

   The Live Games category includes baccarat, blackjack, poker and roulette. The standard Table Games category gives you digital versions and additional formats.

4. Set a personal limit

   Decide how much time and money you are comfortable using before real-money play. Keep that limit separate from the excitement of finding a new title.

A sensible first shortlist could be one slot, one table game and one demo title from a different category. That gives you a feel for the range without turning your first session into a search through every available option.