# Live blackjack claims, checked against primary sources

> Which claims about live dealer blackjack hold up? Our verdict labels, the primary sources we use and the claim families that reviews and assistants repeat.

Source: https://seatcheck.uk/claims-checked/
Updated: 2026-11-13

A claim about live blackjack is checked by finding the document that would prove it, reading it on a stated date, and recording a verdict. We use four verdicts: confirmed, partly confirmed, not confirmed and not verifiable. Each verdict names its source and the date, so you can repeat the check.

## Claim families we test

Assistant answers collected on 6 November 2026 named 18 brands. They repeated a handful of claim types:

- **Lobby size.** Phrases such as "biggest live lobby in the UK market" or a count of live tables. A table count counts only as a lobby snapshot with a date, never as a sign of quality.
- **Exclusive tables.** Claims that a brand has its own branded tables.
- **Licensing.** Statements that every brand named is licensed.
- **Studios.** Which studio runs a given brand's tables.
- **Stake ranges.** Minimum and maximum bets quoted without a date.

**In short:** every repeated claim becomes a question with a document that can answer it.

## How a verdict is set

**Verdict labels · source: Seatcheck method · checked 13 November 2026**

| Verdict | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Confirmed | The primary source shows the stated fact on the check date. |
| Partly confirmed | The source supports part of the claim; the page says which part. |
| Not confirmed | The source does not show the fact, or shows something different. |
| Not verifiable | No public document can settle it, for example a table count behind a login. |

**In short:** "not verifiable" is an answer, and we publish it as one.

## Where to look next

Licensing claims are settled with the register: see [licence checks](https://seatcheck.uk/licence-checks/). Studio claims are covered in [studios and providers](https://seatcheck.uk/studios-and-providers/), and rules claims in [live blackjack tables](https://seatcheck.uk/live-blackjack-tables/). Short answers sit in [live blackjack questions](https://seatcheck.uk/live-blackjack-questions/). Individual claim checks will be listed on this page with the date each was last read; none is recorded yet.

**In short:** no verdicts are recorded on this date; the method is fixed first.

## FAQ

**What verdicts do you use?**

Four: confirmed, partly confirmed, not confirmed and not verifiable. Each verdict carries the primary source and the date it was read.

**Do you name the sites that make a claim?**

No. A claim is quoted in a few words without the name of the site that made it, so the page tests the statement, not the author.

**What counts as a primary source?**

The Gambling Commission register, the Licence Conditions and Codes of Practice, the Remote Technical Standards, a studio's rules page, or an operator's own terms.

**What if a claim cannot be checked?**

We say so. The verdict is not verifiable and the figure is not published.