Can using a different browser reduce packet loss in casino games?

Maybe try a different browser? Firefox is very good, but Chrome and Edge have the advantage when it comes to web applications (WebGL, WebRTC, etc) and some online casinos. I’ve had people say that switching to another browser improved things for them. Give it a shot. Also check your browser setting: ensure that hardware acceleration is enabled. Clear your cache and cookies. A poor internet connection will degrade the gaming experience regardless which browser you use. Ensure that the casino’s website provides optimized code for your browser. If there are issues with packet loss, run a speed test, possibly a tracert to see if the problem lies with the ISP (in which case call them) or the casino’s servers (in which case contact their support). Browsers can be part of the problem, but many other factors play a role as well.

You can also try switching to a different browser – but don’t get too excited. Firefox is good, but Chrome or Edge might stream content (especially big games) more reliably. And packet loss is typically on the ISP’s end of things, not your browser’s. Try a speed test; reboot your modem/router; and if you’re currently using Wi-Fi, try a hardwired connection. If none of those solutions work, try another browser. But the most effective solution will involve ensuring that you have a reliable broadband connection.