Laundry was going and I had nothing left to sort, so I sat on the floor with the laptop and opened a bitcoin blackjack table a friend had mentioned. Played a few hands, hit on a 12 that I probably shouldn’t have, and closed it when the cycle finished. Felt exactly like the regular tables except the numbers were in bitcoin. Still not sure if that changes anything once you’re actually playing, or if it’s just the balance that looks different. Anyone else notice a real difference, or is it the same decisions with a different label?
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Payment labels never really change how the cards land for me. I’ve watched people switch balances mid-session and the table stays the same layout, same buttons. Reminds me of those old machines that took both cash and tickets and still dealt the same way. You end up looking at the hand more than the currency. I played a few rounds years ago at a place that offered a couple of options and spent more time checking the side panel than the cards. These days I barely register what the balance is called as long as the hit and stand buttons work. The game itself doesn’t shift.