anyone notice roulette dealers handle the wheel differently at different times?
Noticed something odd during the late sessions at my usual spot - sometimes the roulette dealers seem to flick the ball harder or spin the wheel just a tad slower than earlier in the day. I'm not trying to sound paranoid about biases or rigged tables, but there are stretches where it feels like the rhythm of the game totally changes depending on who's at the wheel or even which shift they're on.
I get that every dealer has their own flow and maybe it doesn't matter long term, but I do think some folks bet differently based on these small differences. The ones who take their time spinning seem to get people more relaxed, but the fast ones get more impulsive bets. Curious if anyone pays attention to this or if I'm just overthinking between rounds.
I tend to notice this more when I'm playing for a bonus, especially with sites like bet365 where a stream freeze can totally mess with your sense of timing. The slower spins almost act like a built-in breather, which is underrated if you're prone to quick-fire bets.
I’ve definitely chased bonus wagers at VIP roulette and caught myself reading too much into how a dealer spun. Probably sample size bias but hard not to notice.
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