Table Games with GCash: Baccarat, Blackjack and Live Tables

Which licensees hold live tables, and how to fund one

Deposit from usually PHP 100 to PHP 250 at licensed sites · Withdrawals 15 minutes to 2 hours to GCash

Live baccarat and live dealer roulette are not separate venues on the GCash payment rail — they sit inside the game mix a licensed operator lists, so your real question is which PAGCOR licensee carries those tables and accepts a transfer from your wallet. Shortlist by the operator's register entry first, then open that operator's own terms page and note the date you read it.

Which licensees hold live tables

Live tables appear in a licensee's register entry, not in a game title.
Funding for a live table starts at the cashier, where a typical licensee asks PHP 100.
Card and crypto funding is not permitted at a licensee, by PAGCOR rule.

What it is and who it is for

This page is for the player who wants live tables: Live Baccarat, Live Dealer Roulette, blackjack dealt by a person. GCash slots here is the payment rail, not a venue, because the tables belong to whichever licensee lists them. Gambling in the Philippines is regulated by PAGCOR and is for readers aged 21 and over; a wallet opens at 18, which is a separate rule.

Nothing is sold and no bets are taken on this site; we only compare what licensees publish. Access to gaming inside the wallet's GLife menu was suspended on 16 August 2025 after a Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas directive of 14 August 2025, so a deposit today starts at the operator's cashier, on the operator's own page, after the account checks that operator requires.

How it works, step by step

Start at the register, not a search box. Pick a licensee whose entry lists live tables — Casino Plus, whose registered domain is casinoplus.com.ph, and NuStar at nustargame.ph are the two readers ask about most — then open the operator's own terms page and note the date you read it. A domain outside the register is simply not in the register on the date you read it.

Then fund the table: finish the operator's identity check — a government ID and a live selfie before the first deposit — open the cashier on the operator's site, choose the wallet rail, and confirm the amount. The typical minimum is PHP 100, though some cashiers ask for more. The transfer leaves your wallet; the table credit appears in the operator's balance, not in the wallet.

Costs, limits and what to check first

A live table is not more expensive to fund than a slot. The cashier sets the deposit floor and any fee; over-the-counter cash-in can carry a 2% charge above a monthly threshold, so a bank transfer is usually cheaper. Winnings carry a 20% withholding tax, taken by the operator. Cash-out to the wallet is quoted at 15 minutes to 2 hours, longer at peak.

Before you send anything, check three things: that the licence is in the register entry, that live tables appear in the same entry, and that the cashier accepts the rail. Credit cards and crypto are not allowed under PAGCOR rules. BingoPlus is also asked about; its entry decides. For game types rather than tables, see the guide's pages on casino games and new slots.

Frequently asked questions

Can I play live baccarat inside the GCash app?

No. Gaming inside the GLife menu was suspended on 16 August 2025 after a Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas directive of 14 August 2025. You open the operator's own site or app, sign in there, and fund the table from the operator's cashier.

Which licensee actually has live roulette?

Check the register entry, not a search result. Casino Plus and NuStar are the names readers ask about, and their registered domains are casinoplus.com.ph and nustargame.ph. Confirm live tables in the entry itself, on the date you read it, because game mixes change.

Is the minimum deposit different for tables?

Usually not. The cashier sets one floor for the whole account, and PHP 100 is the typical minimum, with some operators asking a little more. The table's own stake limits are published on the operator's page, not on this guide.

Can I fund a table with a credit card or crypto?

No. PAGCOR rules do not allow credit cards or crypto as funding, so licensed operators cannot take them and you should not look for a workaround. Use the wallet rail or a bank transfer, and keep the deposit receipt the cashier issues.