Live blackjack and roulette have a bigger presence at CrownCoins after the addition of four M2Play games.
Crown Coins Blackjack 2, Crown Coin Blackjack, American Auto Roulette, and Crown Coin American Roulette are all featured in the Aug. 20 rollout. For a lobby that’s been far more about slots, that’s a noticeable addition.
Until now, slots have dominated the CrownCoins lobby. The M2Play tables finally give blackjack and roulette more of a presence.
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Which M2Play Live Games Are at CrownCoins?
It’s a small launch for now, with two blackjack games and two versions of roulette:
- Crown Coins Blackjack 2
- Crown Coin Blackjack
- American Auto Roulette
- Crown Coin American Roulette
Both currencies appear in the launch graphic, and the distinction matters. Crown Coins are for entertainment play and aren’t redeemable for prizes. Sweeps Coins work differently. They’re promotional coins that may become eligible for prize redemption after CrownCoins’ requirements are met.
This isn’t everything M2Play has to offer. Its wider live catalog stretches into baccarat, game shows and speed variants alongside blackjack and roulette.
CrownCoins hasn’t announced those additional categories, though, so they shouldn’t be counted as part of this release yet.
Four tables isn’t a huge live section, particularly when compared with the best live dealer games available across other sweepstakes sites. It’s a start, and blackjack getting two tables is the clearest priority so far.
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Why the M2Play Addition Matters
M2Play isn’t new to CrownCoins. Land of Fortunes and other slots from the provider were already in the lobby before this release. What’s changed is the type of game CrownCoins is getting from M2Play, with live tables now sitting alongside those slots.
Blackjack is where we’d pay more attention. Two of the four new games are blackjack tables, and that format changes the experience quite a bit. CrownCoins still isn’t suddenly a live-game-heavy site. It just has a better answer now for users who don’t want another slot.
Don’t skip the blackjack rules. A recent CrownCoins community post reported a 1:1 blackjack return and dealer wins on tied 17s at one live table. We couldn’t confirm those rules through an official CrownCoins source. Treat the post as a warning to check the table rules rather than proof that every M2Play blackjack game works that way.
Can You Play M2Play Live Games on Mobile?
Yes. The new tables aren’t limited to desktop. CrownCoins also has an iOS app, while Android users can get to the games through the mobile site.
Live games do put more pressure on your connection. Keep the video stream in mind if you’re playing away from Wi-Fi. These tables aren’t as light on data as a standard slot.
The live launch doesn’t change how Crown Coins, Sweeps Coins or prize redemptions work. Those basics are covered separately in our CrownCoins Casino review.
Four tables isn’t enough to turn CrownCoins into a live-game destination. That’s not really the point. Blackjack and roulette were thin spots in a lobby built largely around slots. The M2Play release gives CrownCoins a better answer on both.
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