i like the point on payout speed, since chasing lightning withdrawals is overrated if your actual play feels slow or sketchy. my only rec lately is trying mini roulette at niche sites, where less ball distance means you watch every bounce up close, but table limits stay modest.
tracking at coinpoker actually works clean without weird scripts, but the player pool is small and the raw hand history export takes fiddling. i’d rather get sharp reads on fewer spots than drown in stats, like picking tight value bets over bonus grinding.
if i’m picking just one, mybookie is the only spot i fully trust for nfl since week-to-week reliability beats promo noise every time
usdt trc20's usually lowest both ways, but not every poker site cashes out cleanly with it. are you playing on sites that offer xbet or just chasing fees?
tracking spin counts can show just how brutal slot variance really is, but most max hits are so statistically distant they're like a fluke overtime goal in hockey. instead of chasing, i log when certain lineups appear and shift focus if i see too many dry patches.
i’d review your big laydowns in tough pots, not just your hero calls - sometimes leaks show up in what you don’t play. how often do you replay folded hands to check for missed value?
las atlantis is it if you want to play more hands and sweat less about withdrawals. real edge is picking a site you can actually trust over chasing every promo out there.
capping your loss is smart, but do you ever track session length too? in poker, i always found fatigue made riskier choices sneak in.
average skill plus patience still gets buried by jumpy player pools every year, not just the rake. ever tried reviewing hand histories monthly to spot your own leaks before blaming the edge?