I was at the roulette table and tossed chips around, keeping track as usual, and the dealer paid me out more than I won. I didn’t catch it right away but later realized the mistake when going over my messy chicken-scratch notes. I’m wondering how y’all handle this. If it’s a live dealer and you catch it after the fact, do you say something or just chalk it up to the game’s swing? Has anyone ever had the casino come back and ask for the money after a dealer overpays?
If I need chicken-scratch notes to audit a roulette spin, I’m already done for the night. Sports books void a bad line in about ten seconds. Pit mistakes usually die on the layout unless somebody froze it right there, and that’s why I don’t touch roulette much anymore.
Live dealer ain't the pit though, every chip move's logged, and bet re-open nonsense makes it messy as hell. Real real different than a dead layout lol 😅
Man why are people acting like you’re payroll lol. In live dealer the game provider has every spin and chip move logged, so if they care they’ll fix the balance themselves. Same vibe in Blackjack when they rule a bust wrong, your conscience ain’t part of the workflow lmao
Nah lol if a live dealer overpays and you notice later, on a crypto casino especially, I'm not running back to confess like it's church. I had one baccarat stream fat-finger a payout once, said nothing in chat, cashed before the weather turned and that was that lmao
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I'd leave it alone. I did the noble message-support thing once on a Live Dealer roulette overpay, got my balance stuck in review for two days, cured me of that pretty fast.
support review is exactly why i pass on that spot. 17 spins logged and they still stall, sooo no.
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