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But the wallet entry field still caps at eight characters, forcing truncation of the 12-digit voucher.
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And the loading spinner flickers for three seconds on the first spin.
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Or the help page mistakenly lists the processing time as “24-48 hours” despite the actual average of 72 hours.
The interface for setting stake limits uses a dropdown that only shows increments of AUD 5, forcing a player who wants to bet AUD 13 to manually type the amount, which the system then rounds down to AUD 10, an irritant that can affect bankroll management precision.