question Since when did blackjack sites get so twitchy with Aussie players?

Seeing a fair bit of chatter lately about live blackjack getting weirder for Aussie players - tables disappearing, random account checks, deposits that used to be easy suddenly getting knocked back. Feels like a few operators have quietly tightened things up at the same time and nobody wants to say it straight.

My take? The whole scene has gone a bit sloppy. Not even talking about wins and losses, just the basic experience. One week a table is there, next week it's gone. Limits change out of nowhere. Some places funnel Aussies onto the same crowded tables with rubbish speed and half the fun is gone. If you're gonna offer live 21, offer it properly, don't make it feel like we're sneaking in through the back door.

And the payment side is still the biggest pain in the arse. That's the part doing my head in more than anything. Plenty of sites are happy to take your money when it suits them, then once you try to cash out or verify, suddenly it's documents this and review that... bit rich really.

Curious what everyone else is seeing right now. Are you finding fewer decent live tables lately, or is it just the usual shuffle between sites? Any platforms still treating Aussie players normally and not carrying on like every login is a federal case?

Ivy WildSlot wrote >

One week a table is there, next week it's gone.

I don't reckon the whole thing's gone sloppy, mate. Feels more like the usual operator shuffle plus some of them geo-fencing on the fly. I've been on live tables for ages and when one lobby dries up I usually see the same providers pop up somewhere else not long after, so to me it's more access whiplash than the game itself falling to bits.