Are there any popular mouse settings used by pro casino game streamers?

Do pro casino game streamers have standard mouse configuration or preference? For example, for sensitivity, game settings, and customization of poker or blackjack tables. Are there guides out there, or can we get opinions directly from streamers themselves?

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CommunityDesign
CommunityDesignAnswered on 12/22
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Based on my observations in the casino streaming world, pro streamers use a wide range of mouse sensitivities. It varies by game and preference. Some poker streamers use an average mouse sensitivity so they can bet quickly without losing precision during large pots. Some blackjack streamers use slightly less so they can accurately select split and double down options. Many streamers also have customized mouse buttons, such as additional betting increments or hotkeys to speed up their play. Most streamers don’t need to modify any in-game settings though, although many will adjust the mouse DPI to suit their comfort level. Ultimately, your mileage may vary. If you want to see how some professional streamers configure their mouse settings, you can watch the streams or ask in the comments of pros like PokerCoach or BlackjackBen.

MacroPlanner
MacroPlannerAnswered on 12/22

Most professional streamers seem to use personal mice. Sensitivities range from high (for fast clickers) to low (for slow twitchers). There doesn’t seem to be an agreed-upon setting for poker and blackjack tables like there is in FPS games. Most use the default game settings so as not to give away too much. Others change the user interface or colors to make it easier to see. The best way to find out which is to watch their setup videos, if they have any, or ask about it on their Twitch channel. If you’re lucky, streamers such as BigDurk, or ChrisMoneymaker answer questions about their setups in Q& A streams. There don’t seem to be any official guides – but the live chat on streamer content is full of helpful tips. It’s important to remember that what works for one person may not work for another, so keep experimenting!

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