By the way I also agree about lowering BTC limits for the games here.
Back when one bitcoin was worth about $300 bucks, playing for 0.0001 per spin or blackjack hand etc was equal to three cents whereas nowadays with one bitcoin north of $1200 we're playing 12 cents a throw, at minimum 0.0001
Twelve cents a hand for video blackjack is already HALF of the price of these kind of video poker or blackjack games in a real-world brick and mortar casino!
The cheapest those games run around where I live is 25 cents minimum (yes, I know there's still nickel games in Vegas, especially at some of the seedier joints downtown like the good ol' El Cortez, LOL, but unfortunately I don't get out to Nevada anymore, as much as I'd like to).
Anyway, an internet-only bitcoin gambling website that's charging half-price of what a billion-dollar real-world mega-corporation charges, for essentially the SAME GAME, is pretty steep!!!
Enabling just one more decimal place "downwards" to set the games as minimum 0.00001 -- or about a penny now -- would be ideal...!