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dealer spin short

Seeing a weird pattern at one of the online roulette tables lately. The dealer’s spins are coming up shorter, like the ball doesn’t make as many full rounds before dropping. I always check for that kind of thing, just a habit from too much poker and crypto. Not claiming anything rigged, but it’s messing with the spin randomness a bit. Feels like it’s not giving the ball as much “true” randomness as usual.

Anyone else noticed the short spin thing? Wondering if it’s a dealer habit, system quirk, or maybe just me being hyperaware from staring at screens too long. What do you look for to decide if a spin looks off?

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Nah, not every short spin is some conspiracy lol, dealers get into a rhythm. But if a so-called pro dealer keeps doing baby spins and the zero rule already sucks, I'm out, this isn't Poker and I'm not paying extra house edge for weirdness lmao

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Poker?

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Poker’s not the part i’d care about, live tables do dumb little changes and act like nobody noticed. Did the table stats shift with one dealer only, or did they swap ball/wheel and leave the rules page vague again, that’s the real tell 🙄

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Yeah, poker was my bad habit too, got me seeing patterns in every little twitch. What I learned is I trust the multi-camera view more than my own bored brain, slots don't pretend to have a rhythm.

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If 8 of 10 live roulette spins are dying under 3 full laps, I’m out. Same way I dump a Blackjack table when they start pushing the Progressive Jackpot side noise harder than the shoe, something’s gone cheap cheap and I’m not paying for it.

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under 3 laps is already cheap. poker tells me 7/10 is enough

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The second the roulette wheel starts looking rushed I bail too, cheap is the word. Half these live casino setups got laggy feeds or goofy stats anyway, support acts dead...

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