Jul 31 at 23:52:32
Everything the export says about this deal: the cards it was settled on, what each seat backed, and what that left them.
Total table action
$50
2 seats in play
Player result
$0
positive means the seats finished the deal up
Biggest bet
$35
70% of the felt
Return on the felt
0.0%
the seats' result against everything staked
Seat by seat
One row per seat, one column per wager. The two hands are the deal's, not the seat's — they repeat down the table because that is what every seat here was settled against. A dot means that seat did not back a wager; pick a seat for the money behind its bets.
| What the deal was settled on | What each seat backed | The seat | |||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Seat | Player hand | Bank hand | Player | Bank | Dragon 7 | Panda 8 | Tie | Wagered | Result |
| 3Player 3 | 7JK7 | K77 | $6push | · | · | $8lose | $1win | $15 | $0 |
| 5James Miller | 7JK7 | K77 | $9push | · | · | $1win | $25lose | $35 | $0 |
| All 2 seats | Tie on 7 — one deal, every seat | $15 | · | · | $9 | $26 | $50matches table action | $0 | |
Cards are read off the shoe rather than entered by the floor. Across the export they agree with the deals' own win, lose and push outcomes in 99.6% of the deals they read whole.
No itemised feed is connected yet, so these splits are simulated. Each one adds up to that seat's own wagered and result to the dollar and is legal under the rules of the game — Player or Bank but never both, no push on a side bet, never two side bets hitting at once — but it is not a record of which bets were actually placed.
Sat out: Player 7, Player 6, Player 8, Player 2, Player 1. A seat with no row in the deal did not bet.
$50 on the felt across 2 seats. Round MS9LKSCV in the export, at 23:52:32 with no timezone.