Do FPS caps affect the fairness of live dealer casino games?

A player’s FPS limit has nothing to do with the fairness of a live casino game. Fairness results from the unpredictability of real-world events: the movement of the ball on the roulette wheel, the mix of the cards in the shoe. A player’s FPS frame rate just determines how they observe these events. To suggest that a slow FPS frame rate is unfair is akin to suggesting that watching a sporting event on a choppy Internet connection is unfair. The randomness is based on what happens in the real world, not on how many frames per second we get to watch. Having looked at this topic for several years, I can say definitively that having an FPS limit does not benefit the casino, nor does it provide opportunities for cheating. An FPS limit merely ensures a smooth viewing experience. One might argue that a casino would set an FPS limit in order to make more money for itself rather than for legitimate reasons; however, I would argue that a casino would not introduce a feature that compromises player experience. The underlying odds of each game remain the same if a player experiences 30 FPS or 60 FPS; only the view of the game changes.

In live-dealer games, FPS limits have nothing to do with game integrity. If there is a lot of activity or different bandwidths, they ensure a smooth gaming experience for all participants. As outcomes are determined by a physical dealer and an RNG (random number generator), what the player sees on his monitor does not influence the result of the game in any way.

FPS limits don’t impact gameplay fairness when games are dealt by live dealers. FPS limits ensure that the experience remains fair and playable, not that players have an advantage. At the end of the day, the dealer and RNG will determine the result, regardless of your FPS. As long as there’s no interruption in streaming and the latency is low, the game remains fair. It’s like a traffic light – keeps the flow moving, but doesn’t decide which direction the cars go in. So don’t worry, stick with us, and let’s get playing!

But the FPS cap has nothing to do with cheating. It simply ensures that all players are on a level playing field and prevents anyone from experiencing glitches or screen freezes due to inconsistent performance. It is a technical measure to ensure that the online experience remains fair, reliable, and enjoyable.