Read the lobby range first
The lobby usually shows a headline minimum and maximum for the main wager. Open the table information before taking a seat because a position, side bet or bet-behind option can use a different range.
Separate table and position limits
Roulette may cap the complete layout and individual number positions separately. Blackjack may show an opening-hand limit while side bets or additional split hands increase total exposure. Baccarat tie and pair bets can have their own caps.
Check currency and chip steps
The displayed range belongs to the account currency and the available chip denominations. A low headline minimum is less useful when the chip step or required side wager does not match the planned stake.
Allow for extra hands
Splits, doubles, multiple blackjack seats and bet-behind positions can increase the amount at risk after the opening bet. Set the session cap from the maximum possible hand, not only the first chip placed.
Leave when the table no longer fits
A changed limit, full seat, closed table or higher minimum is a reason to choose another table, not raise the stake. Confirm the current lobby screen through the live casino route before joining.
Rule questions
Is the lobby maximum always the limit for every bet?
No. Individual positions, side bets and total table exposure may have separate limits.
Why can a blackjack hand cost more than the opening bet?
Splits and doubles can add stakes after the first wager, so plan for the complete permitted hand.
Do limits stay the same?
They can vary by table, currency, time and provider. Read the live table information before placing a wager.