question Real-dealer tables for low stakes — worth mucking around with?

I mostly play regular RNG stuff, but lately I’ve been getting a bit more curious about the real-dealer tables. Blackjack and roulette mainly. Looks more social and a bit less mindless, but I’m not sure if it’s actually better once you factor in the slower pace, table mins, side bets, all that jazz.

For those who play them a fair bit, what do you reckon matters most? Stream quality, friendly dealers, how quick each round moves, decent limits for smaller bankrolls? I’ve seen some tables that look good at first glance, then the minimum jumps around or the rules are a bit rough compared to what you’d expect.

Also keen to hear if there are any little annoyances people don’t talk about much — lag, misclicks, waiting for other players, chat being dead, that sort of thing. If you’re in Aus and jump on these in the arvo or late at night, does the experience stay pretty smooth? Just trying to work out if it’s something worth getting into or if it’s more novelty than anything.

Leo WildWheel wrote >

Also keen to hear if there are any little annoyances people don’t talk about much — lag, misclicks, waiting for other players, chat being dead, that sort of thing.

one little tip from me, watch the interface for a minute before you sit down. If the bet spots are cramped or the chip confirm feels fiddly, skip it. I’ve had more annoyance from clunky layouts than from the dealers themselves, and side bets sitting right next to the main wager are dangerous when you’re half paying attention.