Trueblue Casino Games: Pokies, Tables and Demo Play

The game library: 480+ RTG titles across familiar formats

Trueblue Casino AU has a library built entirely around RealTime Gaming (RTG). There are more than 480 games in total, covering classic pokies, progressive jackpots, table games, video poker and several smaller categories. That gives you a good mix whether you prefer simple reels, card-based games or something a little different.

The catalogue is broad, but it is still easy to understand because the games are grouped by format. Here is what you can expect to find:

The overall payout percentage across the platform is 94.80%. That figure is a long-run statistical measure across the games, not a promise for one spin or one session. Your result can still vary greatly from one play to the next, so it is best to treat the games as entertainment with real financial risk.

One provider keeps the catalogue consistent

Every title comes from RTG, so you are browsing one focused game collection rather than a mix of different software providers.

Table games and video poker: the formats available

The table game range covers the main casino classics. Blackjack is available in 12 or more variants, while the wider selection also includes multiple versions of Roulette, plus Baccarat, Craps and Dice games.

Blackjack and card-based play

Blackjack is a useful starting point if you like making decisions during a hand rather than waiting for a reel result. The 12 or more versions give you different formats to explore within the same broad game type. Baccarat is also available for players who prefer a simpler card-game structure.

Roulette, Craps and Dice

Roulette comes in multiple versions, and the catalogue also includes Craps and Dice games. These sit alongside the pokie collection, giving you a way to change pace without leaving the same game library.

Video poker titles and hand sizes

Video poker is represented by Sevens Wild, Joker Poker, Texas Hold'em, Deuces Wild and Tri Card Poker. Single-hand and multi-hand versions are available, so you can choose between focusing on one hand or running several hands at once.

• Blackjack: 12 or more variants
• Roulette: multiple versions
• Other table formats: Baccarat, Craps and Dice games
• Video poker: Sevens Wild, Joker Poker, Texas Hold'em, Deuces Wild and Tri Card Poker
• Video poker formats: single-hand and multi-hand versions

Demo mode: a simple way to explore before playing for money

Every game can be played in demo mode without registering an account. That makes it easier to browse the collection, compare formats and see how a title feels before you put any money into play.

1. Choose a category

   Begin with pokies, table games, video poker, progressive jackpots, scratch cards, keno, bingo or another category that suits your style.

2. Pick a title

   Use the named games, the Android exclusive list or the category itself to choose a title that interests you.

3. Open demo mode

   Launch the game in demo mode and spend a little time getting familiar with the layout, pace and available features.

4. Check the figures

   For titles with published figures, compare the RTP and maximum prize details before deciding whether the game is right for you.

Demo play is also useful when you are deciding between similar formats. You can compare a classic three-reel game with a five-reel title, or try single-hand video poker before moving to a multi-hand version. It does not remove the risk from real-money play, but it does let you explore without staking money during the trial.

Keep real-money play within your entertainment budget

A demo result does not predict what will happen for real money. Set a spending limit you can afford, take breaks and stop if playing no longer feels enjoyable.