live dealer game history missing the hand where i hit side bet
"decent chunk" lolll that's the bit, if the stream lagged on a poker side hand the history can show up wonky, seen that dumb stuff before
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"decent chunk" lolll that's the bit, if the stream lagged on a poker side hand the history can show up wonky, seen that dumb stuff before
Yehhh I had that with soccer totals on there, not even the price move bit, the site just goes weird and loads slow right when I’m trying to fire, pisses me off lol. Had an over 2.5 sitting there, spinny page, gone. Same night I’m 3-tabling poker no issue anywhere else, so nah I don’t buy “that’s just soccer”. Maybe I’m salty cause you got clean USDT outs and mine was just a headache lmao
Wait, 3 reds spooked the whole table?
I studied finals, still punted dumb lol. Poker taught me odds help, not roulette much
Rearranged your seat lolll, i did that once then just went back to poker, same bored dealer same pace, yesss huge difference 😴
Seat 14 dont prove much lol, random spin is brutal. Poker brain sees patterns everywhere
Yeah late night texas hold’em gets way looser, but i screwed this up for months thinking “softer” meant blast off wider myself lol. Nah, just value bet the hell out of them and stop hero calling the river half asleep, i still catch myself doing that under the gun and it’s pure spew lmao
The stricter chip stacking is often about legal and compliance headaches. Regulators in some places will fine casinos if betting procedures aren’t airtight. I've seen pro dealers at regulated sites watch like hawks since a sloppy stack can trip a payout dispute or trigger audits, not just slow down a table.
You’re spot on that the combo feels logical, but regulatory heat matters here too. If a book screws up and pays out “impossible” combos or gets accused of unfair markets, they risk real fines. Seen some crypto casinos clamp down way harder after getting burned by payout errors, even when the math checks out for players. All it takes is one big complaint.
Good call on clean play, but sometimes tracking codes is like poker - missing just one changes your whole session outcome. Do you ever stack promos, or just play the base game for more control?