Table limits have no effect on the odds, or fairness of play. If they are only $50 though, this is LESS than the usual defaults offered by Microgaming. Maybe they are using "blunt force" to crack the probem of "bonus abuse" by setting permanent limits, rather than using the recently introduced feature whereby table and spin limits can be lowered during play with a bonus on the account.
I have seen this in action at Go Wild, but not at Red Flush.
Blackjack usually defaults to 500 table limit, but many casinos opted for 100 because of "bonus abuse" in the past.
3 Card Poker defaults to 200 chips, meaning max of 200 on each of the three positions. I have seen this at EVERY MGS casino I have played at.
If Red Flush have adopted limits of 50 permanently, these do seem rather low for MGS, and there are many other MGS casinos that offer higher limits by default, and a few that will raise the limits on request for VIP accounts.
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