Enjoy Gaming live tables, and what the eight of them actually are
This address is about eight live tables published by a studio called Enjoy Gaming. Seven of them are European roulette in one form or another and the eighth is a fairground wheel with a presenter. Nothing on the pages below is sold here: there is no account, no cashier and no password box anywhere on the host.
Eight tables, three ways of running a round
The eight split by how the round is produced rather than by theme. Greek, Energy, Aztec and Egypt are automated wheels: no presenter, the wheel spins itself, the enhanced numbers are drawn and displayed on screen. Kyiv Pros and X777 are pre-recorded, with dealers on film. X320 Everyspin is a streamed slingshot wheel. Wonder Wheel is hosted live from a studio with a presenter in shot.
That grouping is worth more than the word live on its own, because it tells you what changes between them: how fast rounds come, whether a person is in frame, and whether anything happens away from the betting grid.
Why this address says nothing about a game called Power Slam
There is no table, slot or show called Power Slam, at this studio or anywhere else we could find. The phrase belongs to wrestling, to a Hot Wheels car and to an ability in an Elder Scrolls game. The studio does publish a Diamond Slam series including one called Diamond Slam: Xtra Power, which is the likeliest reason the domain reads the way it does, but the eight things described here are not it.
Rather than invent a product to match the hostname, these pages describe what the catalogue has always actually contained. If you arrived looking for a wrestling move or a toy car, this is not that.
Pre-recorded, a random draw and a real dealer, all at once
Two of the eight are described by the studio's integrator as pre-recorded video driven by a random number generator, hosted by dealers who were filmed in advance. That sounds like a contradiction and is not: the draw is generated, the footage matching it is played, and every player on the table sees the same round resolve at the same moment.
The practical gain is pace. A filmed round does not wait for a croupier to clear chips, so rounds arrive faster than at a table where everything happens once, live, for whoever is sitting there. The practical cost is that nothing you do reaches the dealer, because the dealer finished working some time ago.
Enhanced payouts land on one number, not on red
On every table here that has multipliers, the enhanced value replaces the payout on a straight-up bet on a covered number. A stake on red, on odd, on a dozen or on a column is settled at the ordinary rate no matter which numbers were lit that round.
This is the single detail most worth carrying away from the whole catalogue, because a ceiling like x777 printed next to a table name reads as though it applies to the table. It applies to one bet type, on between one and twelve of thirty-seven numbers, in the rounds where that number happens to be drawn.
A ninth title has appeared since this catalogue was written
The studio's own line-up now also carries Phoenix Roulette x2000, a fire-themed automated wheel with multipliers quoted up to x2000. It is not one of the eight described here and these pages make no claim about it beyond that it exists and that the studio lists it.
Catalogues age. Where a table below has changed since it was written up, the operator's own game screen is more current than any description of it, this one included.
A live table is a shelf in a lobby, not a separate product
None of the eight is a thing you buy or install. They sit inside an operator's lobby alongside its slots, on the same account and the same balance, and the operator decides which of them it carries. That is also why no table here has a page of its own promising a free trial: there is nothing on this host to try.
The button at the top of every page goes to the operator this site is paid by. It opens in a new tab, it asks your age first, and it is the only outbound link on the host.
The eight at a glance
Questions people bring to this catalogue
Is there a game called Power Slam?
No. Nothing of that name is published by this studio or, as far as we can establish, by anyone in this industry. The phrase belongs to wrestling and to a toy car.
Who makes these eight tables?
Enjoy Gaming, a live-casino supplier whose own site lists all eight under these names. A platform provider describes the company as headquartered in the Isle of Man.
How many of the eight are roulette?
Seven. Only Wonder Wheel is not: it is a 54-sector wheel of fortune with a presenter.
What does pre-recorded mean on a live table?
The round is generated by a random number generator and the matching filmed footage is played back. Every player sees the same result at the same moment, and nothing you do reaches the dealer.
Which table has the highest quoted ceiling?
Energy Roulette, at x4000, but that figure belongs to its three-by-three bonus screen rather than to a number on the wheel. Among the roulette multipliers the highest is x777.
How many numbers are on the wheel?
Thirty-seven: 1 to 36 plus a single green zero. That is the European layout, and all seven roulette tables here use it.
Does the wheel remember, and are some numbers luckier than others?
Luck decides it, and the wheel has no memory: nothing in the round history changes what the next round will do. A covered number is worth more in the round it is covered, which is a rule of the game rather than a property of the number, and which numbers get covered changes every round.
Are these tables fixed?
We hold no audit of any of them and say nothing about it. What can be said is that the pre-recorded ones are generated rather than filmed in the moment, which the studio's integrator states plainly.
Can I play a demo or install anything from this site?
No to both. This host offers no file, no package and no login form of any kind, and nothing here should be installed. Some operators expose these tables with a play-money balance, which is where the captures on these pages come from, but a hosted round with a presenter is one live round shared by everyone at the table.
What does this site earn?
A commission on readers who leave through the button at the top of the page. It is stated rather than hidden, and it is the only commercial relationship on the host.
18 and over in the UK. These are timed rounds and the pre-recorded ones are quick by design, so an hour passes in a way an hour at a slower table does not. Decide what the session is worth before the first round, and let the account's own deposit and loss limits hold the line rather than your own judgement at round forty.
If this has stopped being entertainment, the national gambling helpline is free, answers 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, and runs on two numbers rather than one — 0808 8020 133 in England and Scotland. 0808 2819 265 in Wales. Check which of the two is yours before you dial. GamStop is a free self-exclusion scheme that blocks the accounts you hold with operators licensed in Great Britain, and it is a form you fill in rather than a call you have to make.
The eight are listed one by one on the catalogue page. The wheel itself is explained under roulette rules, the enhanced values under multipliers, and every figure is traced back to whoever published it on figures and sources.