Your tables

Names, bet limits and seats.

Activation creates your venue’s default tables — a Lounge and a High Roller, per asset. From the Tables tab you can change:

Field	Range
Name	Up to 40 characters — you or a manager can rename a table any time
Minimum bet	Any amount above the game’s own minimum
Maximum bet	Clamped to the bankroll cap — see below
Seats	2 to 7

The bankroll cap

No single hand may risk more than a fixed fraction of the house bankroll. Ace Up funds that bankroll, so that ceiling is not yours to raise.

If you set a maximum above the cap, it is kept and shown clamped rather than rejected. As the bankroll grows, your table’s real maximum rises towards the number you set, automatically. You do not have to come back and edit it.

That is why the High Roller table starts lower than its name suggests and gets more interesting over time.

Picking a minimum

The table minimum is the single setting that decides whether your group plays.

• Too high and people look once and never come back — and they will not tell you that is why.
• Too low and the venue earns very little per hand, though it earns it from more people.

The default Lounge minimum suits most communities. If your group is smaller or newer, lower it.

Seats

Two to seven per table, five by default. More seats means a longer wait between your turns, because every seat has its own 15-second turn timer.

Five is the number the table layout is drawn for.

What you cannot change

	Why
The rules of blackjack	Same game everywhere, or the fairness proof means less
The house edge	It is a property of the rules
Adding or deleting tables	Your default set is created at activation
Which assets	SOL for now; a second asset opens later
Player limits and self-exclusion	Those belong to the player, not the venue

Changes take effect at the next betting window. A table mid-round finishes that round on its old limits.