jeffrey

If you can’t clearly see the cards being dealt, I’d probably switch tables. The overlay can help, but that kind of camera issue takes away most of the live-table experience. I’d do the same on Gamdom or any other live casino.

A few hours with nothing showing on-chain is enough that I’d contact support. Keep the bet ID and screenshots handy. I’d also check Vega’s withdrawal process.

If there’s no transaction ID, it may not have been broadcast yet, so “processed” doesn’t necessarily mean sent. Gamdom or any crypto casino, I’d ask for the TXID and keep all support messages before waiting much longer.

Sounds more like a temporary connection or table-state issue than anything you’re doing. I’d avoid the table if it keeps happening and check with support. Vega may be worth comparing for live blackjack too.

Flat betting by itself doesn’t automatically mean you’re flagged, but bonus terms can restrict certain low-risk or “advantage” betting patterns. I wouldn’t start changing bet sizes just to look normal. Check the promo rules for the specific casino, whether it’s Stake, Gamdom, Vega, etc. Some operators explicitly review betting patterns and logs for bonus abuse.

That sounds like a stuck game session. Save the round ID, screenshots, timestamp, and “unresolved” status, then contact Stake support. Gamdom tip: don’t replay or deposit to fix it, and keep all records until the result is settled.