# Published minimum and maximum stakes at live blackjack tables

> A dated reading of the lowest minimum and highest maximum stake each casino lobby publishes for live blackjack. No lobby has been read yet; cells are marked.

Source: https://seatcheck.uk/table-limits-as-published/
Updated: 2026-11-13

No stake limit has been read from a casino lobby yet, so every cell for the six candidate groups below says Not checked yet. Once filled, the table will give the lowest minimum and the highest maximum each lobby publishes for live blackjack, with the number of operators behind any median. Source: the lobby, on a stated date.

## What the table will hold

Stakes are in pounds, as the lobby shows them. A lobby lists a range of tables, so the table keeps two values per candidate: the lowest minimum and the highest maximum seen across its live blackjack tables on the reading date.

**Live blackjack stakes as published in the lobby, in £ · source: operator lobby · last checked: not yet read**

| Candidate brand | Lowest minimum stake | Highest maximum stake | Lobby read on |
|---|---|---|---|
| bet365 | Not checked yet | Not checked yet | Not checked yet |
| William Hill | Not checked yet | Not checked yet | Not checked yet |
| Ladbrokes and Coral | Not checked yet | Not checked yet | Not checked yet |
| LeoVegas | Not checked yet | Not checked yet | Not checked yet |
| Grosvenor Casinos | Not checked yet | Not checked yet | Not checked yet |
| 888casino | Not checked yet | Not checked yet | Not checked yet |

**Takeaway:** a limit appears here only when a lobby publishes it and we have dated the reading.

## The range and the median

Under the table we will state the range, from the lowest minimum to the highest maximum, and the median minimum, each with the number of operators it rests on.

A median from two operators says little, and the page will show that number so you can judge.

A lobby that hides its limits until you register is recorded as Not checked yet, not guessed. Figures come from lobbies and rules, never from our own play.

**Takeaway:** every summary figure shows the number of operators behind it.

## Reading a limit correctly

Limits differ by table, which is explained in [why table limits differ](https://seatcheck.uk/why-table-limits-differ/). A very large maximum is a table parameter, nothing more; the claim that some tables go to five figures is tested on a separate page about [maximum stakes of £10,000 to £20,000](https://seatcheck.uk/stakes-up-to-20000/).

The stake limits introduced in 2025 apply to slots only. See [why the slots limit is not a blackjack limit](https://seatcheck.uk/stake-limit-not-for-blackjack/). The rules of a table, not its stakes, decide its payout, as set out in [reading a table's rules](https://seatcheck.uk/read-live-blackjack-table-rules/).

**Takeaway:** stakes tell you what a table accepts, and the rules tell you what it pays.

## 18+ only

Gambling is for adults and can be harmful. Set limits before you play. Support: [GamCare](https://www.gamcare.org.uk/get-support/talk-to-us-now/), [GambleAware](https://www.gambleaware.org/) and [Gamstop](https://www.gamstop.co.uk/).

## FAQ

**Why is there no table limit for any casino yet?**

No lobby has been read for this page. A limit is published only from the lobby itself, on a stated date, so the cells stay marked Not checked yet until that reading is done.

**Will you publish the number of tables in each lobby?**

Only as a dated snapshot with its source, kept for seven days. We never use a table count as a sign of quality or as a reason for the order of a list.

**Does the £5 stake limit apply to blackjack?**

No. The £5 limit, and the £2 limit for players under 25, apply to online slots. A blackjack table is bound by its own published minimum and maximum.

**Does a very high maximum make a table better?**

A maximum is a parameter of the table, not an achievement and not a measure of quality. It tells you what the table accepts, nothing about the odds.