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The Game Control Unit is the hardware device at each live table that reads the physical result — cards dealt, roulette number, dice roll — and converts it into digital data your screen displays. It's the link between the dealer's action and your account outcome.

The betting window is the countdown timer that shows how many seconds remain before the dealer closes bets for the next round. Once it hits zero, no more stakes are accepted and the dealer begins the deal or spin.

The shoe is the clear plastic box the dealer draws cards from during a baccarat or blackjack session. It holds multiple decks shuffled together and shows you how many cards remain before the next shuffle happens.

A squeeze camera is a close-up lens trained on the dealer's hand as they slowly reveal the corner of a baccarat card — a ritual some tables offer to build suspense. You see the pip and suit appear gradually rather than all at once.

Chat moderation is the system that filters or removes abusive messages from the live table chat box so conversations stay respectful. Dealers can also mute individual players if someone repeatedly violates the studio's chat rules.

A side bet is an optional wager placed alongside your main bet that pays out if a specific pattern appears — for example, a pair in blackjack or a tie in baccarat. Side bets usually carry higher house edge than the main bet.