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limits after winning?

best poker for players who want to maximize table time

I tend to stick to blackjack more than poker but my buddies have been dragging me into longer poker sessions lately. I noticed some variants really stretch your buy-in compared to others. For example, No Limit Hold’em seems to eat chips quick if you hit a couple rough hands, but Limit games feel like you can hang around way longer even if the cards aren’t going your way. Omaha seemed even more swingy to me, not sure if that’s just my bad luck or what. I’m looking for options where you can sit and play for hours without having to constantly rebuy, just to get a feel for the pace and really learn people’s rhythms. Not really into turbo stuff, more interested in steady play and time at the felt. Is there a version or structure that tends to let you play the longest off a decent-sized buy-in?

why do some live dealer rooms have better dealer uniforms.

Noticing a big difference lately in live dealer room outfits. Some places have these sharp tailored suits, others are just wearing polo shirts or something that looks like they borrowed it from the lost and found. The vibe changes a lot depending on what the dealers are wearing. I get that it probably comes down to cost and maybe branding, but for me it affects the whole experience. Is there any real reason behind which rooms go all in on the uniforms and which don’t even try? Curious if I’m overthinking this.

best blackjack for players who absolutely hate side bets

Honestly feel like side bets just mess with the whole point of blackjack. I’m never going to trust a game that’s actively trying to tempt you with distractions that jack up the house edge even more. Not interested in betting on perfect pairs or those random jackpots. I just want a clean game with the lowest edge possible, and not having those side bet prompts pop up every hand. Some tables even make the buttons way too flashy so you almost click them by accident. Is it just me or are there fewer options these days where the UI is focused just on core blackjack, not all these flashy extras? I’ve noticed some live dealer games online that don’t push side bets at all, but they’re rare. Wondering where folks have found the most straightforward games, either online or in-person, where the focus stays on main hands and not on all this side action.

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slot machine emotions and whether these actually affect your play

Noticed lately I’m way more impatient when playing slots compared to blackjack. Every near-miss or cold streak feels personal somehow, like the machine is messing with me. I read that being emotional can mess with your judgment and make you chase losses without really thinking it through. With blackjack I don’t get as wound up since there’s a system to follow, but slots just feel different - guess because there’s literally no control. Wondering if anyone’s actually changed their strategy or session limits just based on how they’re feeling at the time. Does it make any real difference to track your moods, or is that just overthinking something that’s pure chance?

Slot free play conversions and whether these are actually worthwhile.