Bit of table-game news chatter for the live casino crew... over the last few weeks a few of the sites I still use have shuffled their roulette lobbies around again. Some of the proper live tables seem to be disappearing behind weird access rules, and a lot more auto wheels are getting pushed to the top. Feels like the choice for Aussie players is getting narrower, even if the lobby looks bigger at first glance.
The other thing is limits and table quality. I keep seeing more low-stakes tables with slower rounds, then the better-run tables either fill up fast at night or sit on higher minimums than they used to. A couple of streams have been a bit ordinary too, especially once peak time hits. Not the end of the world, just enough little changes that it stood out straight away if you've been playing this stuff for years.
Also curious if anyone else is seeing more random provider swaps lately. One week a casino has a solid mix of European and speed tables, next week half of it is gone and replaced with stuff nobody asked for. Could be licensing, could be supplier deals, could just be the usual behind-the-scenes mucking around... but it definitely feels like the live roulette scene for us has shifted a bit lately.
If you're still playing regularly, what are you seeing on your end? Better tables, worse tables, more restrictions, different minimums, whatever. Keen to hear which way it's going for other Aussie punters.