question Real tables on screen... gimmick or actually worth it?

Maybe I'm the odd one out but the streamed table setup still feels a bit weird to me. Not bad weird exactly... just like, if I'm sitting at home in trackies having a punt, do I really need some bloke in a waistcoat flicking cards at me through a camera?

I get why people are into it for blackjack and roulette because it feels less dead than the button-click versions. Still reckon heaps of them drag on forever, the chat gets cringe fast, and some of the side bet stuff is bloody cooked. If I wanted slow hands and awkward banter I'd just go to a real table and be done with it.

So what's the go with you lot — do you actually prefer the human-run games, or only for certain stuff? Keen to know if there are any that are genuinely good, or if it's mostly just extra theatre for the same old punt.

Ivy CosmicAce wrote >

If I wanted slow hands and awkward banter I'd just go to a real table and be done with it.

haha yep that's pretty much where I landed. I gave the streamed stuff a decent crack and half the time it feels like you're waiting around for the host to do the whole song and dance more than actually having a punt. I don't mind a wheel spin now and then, but for cards I'd rather just tap the button and keep it moving.