Live Dealer Tills Run 5% Short When Chat Scrolls Offscreen
Floor data from 214 live dealer tables shows tills settle about 5% short when the chat panel scrolls offscreen, a gap that holds across every game type
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Floor data from 214 live dealer tables shows tills settle about 5% short when the chat panel scrolls offscreen, a gap that holds across every game type
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