What changed when dealers arrived in Queens
Searching for table games in New York City used to produce a straightforward answer: there were not any, at least not staffed ones, because the city's only casino held a video lottery licence and dealt everything through machines. That answer stopped being true on 28 April 2026, when live dealer table games became available as part of the expanded gaming operation. The floor now carries both formats, and the older one is not a leftover — the operator still lists electronic tables as a distinct product with a different game list. This page sets out what each format covers according to the pages published on 25 August 2026, and is honest about the one thing everybody wants and nobody outside the building can give you: the stakes.
The published position on both formats
Everything below is what the operator had on its own pages when we retrieved them on 25 August 2026. We have not visited the venue, hold no account, and have not seen a table in operation.
Eleven live games have published guides
The live table games page links how-to-play material for baccarat, blackjack, craps, Crazy 4 Poker, Let It Ride Poker, Mississippi Stud Poker, Pai Gow Poker, Pai Gow Tiles, roulette, Three Card Poker and Ultimate Texas Hold'em. That is a strong signal of what is dealt without being a floor inventory.
Eight electronic games are listed separately
The electronic table page gives baccarat, blackjack, Big Six Wheel, craps, roulette, three-card poker and Ultimate Texas Hold'Em; the venue questions page adds sic bo. The roulette there is described as using a real ball and a real wheel rather than a simulation.
The automated baccarat uses real cards
The public record of the venue describes baccarat played with real playing cards dealt inside a machine. That detail matters because it separates this format from a video card game: the randomiser is physical, the dealer is what is absent.
Main-floor minimums are not published anywhere
The live tables page carries a banner announcing new table limits and lists none of them. The only stakes on the operator's site belong to the high limit Baccarat Club, published on 25 August 2026 as baccarat at 50 and 100 dollars, blackjack at 25 and roulette at 20.
Questions people put into search
Does Resorts World Casino NYC have live table games?
Yes, since 28 April 2026. The public record describes expanded gaming operations beginning on that date with live table games becoming available, following the New York State Gaming Commission's approval of a full commercial casino licence on 15 December 2025. Any page telling you the venue has no dealers is describing the situation before that spring, which was the case from the 2011 opening until then and is why the claim is still so widely repeated.
What are the table minimums?
We do not know and will not estimate. None of the twelve operator pages we retrieved on 25 August 2026 publishes a minimum for the general floor, and the page that announces new table limits does not enumerate them. The only figures published anywhere on the site describe the high limit Baccarat Club, and quoting those as if they were floor stakes would give you a badly wrong picture. Read the sign at the table, or ask a supervisor before you sit.
Are the electronic tables being removed now that dealers are here?
Nothing in the material suggests that. The operator's navigation on 25 August 2026 lists live table games and electronic table games as two separate items, and both have their own pages with their own game lists. The floor is being renovated, so layouts will move, but the published position is that the two formats coexist rather than one replacing the other.
What is the Baccarat Club?
It is a high limit lounge described on its own page as Asian-inspired, located across from one of the restaurants, offering real-card baccarat alongside electronic blackjack and roulette plus video poker and slots. The page lists a dedicated cashier, a complimentary beverage station, Chinese-speaking ambassadors assisting higher-tier members, its own telephone number and a notice that entry is restricted to people aged 21 and over. The casino landing page refers to high limit rooms in the plural, so it appears to be one of more than one.
