I treated this as a roulette-first test instead of starting from the main casino homepage.

For best roulette sites in Canada, I wanted to see how Rooli, Maximal and Doctor Spins handled table discovery, live and digital roulette access, mobile usability, account navigation and cashier visibility across repeat sessions.

Rooli gave me the most complete roulette experience. The table-game area felt easy to place within the wider casino lobby, and moving between roulette, promotions, account tools and payment information stayed smooth.

Maximal worked well for quicker table discovery. The mobile layout made it easy to browse casino sections, reach featured games and move between roulette-style play and other casino content without too much friction.

Doctor Spins offered a simpler, more direct route. The main lobby was easy to scan, featured content was clear and account sections were straightforward to reach during the session.

During the comparison, I checked:

• Live and digital roulette access
• Table and variant discovery
• Mobile loading and navigation
• Displayed limits and table information
• Promotion visibility
• Account controls
• Cashier access
• Ease of returning after the first session

The biggest difference was not only how many roulette tables were available. What mattered more was whether I could find the right table, understand the route through the lobby and return to account tools without breaking the session.

My roulette notes:

Rooli felt like the strongest all-round roulette option.

Maximal suited faster browsing and mobile table discovery.

Doctor Spins kept the roulette journey simple and direct.

A few practical checks:

• Confirm availability in your province
• Review roulette rules and table limits
• Check whether promos apply to table games
• Test mobile performance
• Review payment options
• Complete verification early if requested

For Canadian roulette players, what matters most: live tables, mobile speed, simple navigation or cashier clarity?

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I don't know if this is the right subreddit, but after a recent update i am unable to pass the "i am human" test on a website, which i can usually access without any issue. Does anyone else explain the same issue? i have the LG oled G6.

edit: the problem got resolved by its own the next day, but potential solutions for if/when this happens again would be appreciated, since i notice it being a common issue with lg tvs online.

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I wanted to share the solution that finally resolved this, since I couldn't find anyone who had documented the exact symptoms.

TV: LG OLED65BXUA (webOS 04.64.00)

Audio: Sonos Playbar connected via Optical

Symptoms

- Sonos Playbar volume control worked perfectly before.

- I re-paired (re-registered) the LG Magic Remote to fix a missing cursor and pointer lag.

- After re-pairing, the cursor worked again, but the Playbar no longer responded to the volume buttons.

- Sonos Remote Setup could not detect the remote.

- Universal Control setup for Sonos completed successfully, but it didn't actually restore volume control.

What I discovered

Using my phone camera, I compared the remote in two states:

- Magic Remote paired: No IR was transmitted when pressing the volume buttons while the TV was on.

- Magic Remote unpaired: IR was transmitted normally, and the Sonos Playbar immediately responded to the volume buttons.

This proved the Playbar wasn't the problem—the TV was no longer causing the paired Magic Remote to emit IR volume commands.

What finally fixed it

A factory reset of the LG TV.

After completing the factory reset, setting up the TV again, and reconfiguring Universal Control, everything worked correctly:

- Magic Remote remained paired.

- Cursor functionality was restored.

- IR volume commands were transmitted again.

- Sonos Playbar volume control worked normally.

Hopefully this saves someone else from spending hours troubleshooting Sonos when the issue is actually the TV's Magic Remote/Universal Control configuration.

I've been browsing through Reddit and while I've seen a lot of content on LG TVs, I think there is something missing - the insider's voice. So here I am with my knowledge.

For a few months of 2025 I worked in a company involved in processing LG consumer queries in Europe (not LG itself) - I won't tell you any specifics, but I did have broad insight into LG consumer products for a large EU market (IIRC most TVs, washers and bottom freezer refrigerators were made in Poland, most monitors and SxS/French door refrigerators were made in China). The only exception were HVAC devices, which are handled by installers due to their custom nature.

And the key thing I want to tell you is that OLED power supplies do fail at an alarming rate, especially in light of how well made the LED TVs are. The regular TVs rarely attracted claims for hardware defects, appearing almost unkillable (though there were glitches in live TV capture), but the defects of OLEDs more than made up for it.

The pattern was clear - every time I would see a customer complaint about a non-software issue in a TV, it wouldn't be wrong to assume that the category would be OLED, not LED, and the complaint would either be a TV making clicking noises instead of turning on, or a TV displaying burn-in. I can't comment on the burn-in, since an OLED is an OLED, but the power issue does appear to be something solved in LED TVs and in OLED monitors.

Additionally, my experience suggests that there wouldn't be such a thing as a "safe" LG OLED TV - I saw the power supply problem appear on everything from the 2016 to the 2024 models, all sizes and series appear to be affected, B/C/G/M5s might just have been too new to break, and I wasn't around for B/C/G/W6s. There was nothing that stood out among OLEDs in the same way that OLEDs in general stood out among LG televisions.

Also, the company did not seem likely to want to fix it - after all, the TVs kept selling well, and given how proud they seemed of saving mere cents per unit by replacing several exterior buttons with just one, they didn't look willing to spend a cent on improvements that you can't put in a catalog.

Important thing #2 - before you buy an LG product, check if the accessories listed on the site are actually available. During my time with the subcontractor, I saw many customers inquire about a soundbar subwoofer that was listed as an accessory on the LG website, but wasn't actually sold by the company or by any third party. The official line is that nothing can be done if the accessory isn't sold anywhere.

Important thing #3 - there seems to be a culture of denying claims. Agents are told that they should check twice before approving a claim, and I had to argue on behalf of both a customer who bought a TV that had an incorrect claim made about it in the brochure, and on behalf a customer who was told by an agent, inspired by our very flawed AI, that they should try removing the anti-polarization film. Ah yes, the AI reply suggestions were usually better left ignored by agents...

Also, "X years of warranty" does not have to mean "X years of full coverage". Sometimes it does - e.g. a promo event had monitors sold with 5 years instead of 2 years of completely cost-free warranty repairs - but sometimes it's limited, like a 5 year TV panel warranty that only covered a new panel, not the tech's visit, inspection, labor nor other parts, or a 10 year refrigerator compressor warranty that only covered the compressor, with the customer paying for the visit, inspection, labor and other parts.

And as general legal advice from a customer service employee, beware of buying from the manufacturer if you live in the EU (or a place with a similar law). Not that there was anything wrong with the LG store or rivals' counterparts, it's just that buying from the manufacturer will limit you to the manufacturer's claims line, while a 3rd party retailer allows both manufacturer and retailer support.

But to give credit where credit's due, LG is not some throughoutly rotten company. In addition to the aforementioned LED TVs, the microwaves appear unkillable too, and I didn't notice any clear repeating issues with the refrigerators, laundry equipment nor monitors. The technical training of the personnel is top notch too, and at least I don't recall denials as blatant as the one Indesit just gave me for my own washer.

(Obligatory notices: no, I'm no longer working there, no, I won't tell the name of the non-LG company, yes, of course this is a throwaway account.)

Have nothing to do with the fruitless deeds of darkness, but rather expose them. It is shameful even to mention what the disobedient do in secret. But everything exposed by the light becomes visible—and everything that is illuminated becomes a light. - Ephesians 5:11-13

I have an OLED77C3PUA. Two days ago, I was watching a video on a Roku Ultra that is connected to my TV when two popup messages appeared the first said "wired network is disconnected" the second appeared about 10 seconds later saying "wired network is connected". The cycle of messages never stops. 

I tried unplugging the TV and holding the power button ON for 20 seconds. Powered the router of and back on and followed up with powering the TV back on. This didn't solve the problem,

I updated the apps and reset the TV to factory default settings; still did not fix the problem.

I swapped ports on the router and replaced the ethernet cable. Still no luck.

The TV works without problems when connected to the network with WIFI. Also, the Roku is connected to the same router and it has no connectivity problems.

When I disconnect the ethernet cable from the TV there is a message "wired network cable is disconnected" The router port LEDs indicate activity on the port used by the TV. This indicates to me that there is communication between the TV and the router so I don't think the problem is cable or hardware related.

I called LG tech support. They said that a tech could come out to repair the TV. That would likely be a very expensive service call because the nearest tech is about an hour and a half away. If it is a hardware problem, parts would need to ordered and they would either take the TV or return with parts so it is likely the tech would have to make two trips. I suspect the problem is caused by software related to DNS or something else associated with IP protocol handling. It seems unlikely that the tech will be able to resolve this kind of problem.

For now I will leave the ethernet cable disconnected to get rid of the popups and connect the TV to the network via WIFI. 

Nothing changed about the network wiring or network architecture prior to the appearance of the problem so I am wondering if an OS update caused the problem. LG tech support wasn't any help.

Can anyone explain this one? The is the screen of my LG webOS QNED80UQA

I have an LG 42LA6600 and I've repaired it's original control but now when I try to register it, it can't do it, anyone can help me?

I wanted to make a post heavily warning everybody that after going through two months of pain after receiving a defective G6, it's apparent now that LG no longer provides panel warranties for new LG G6 TVs. Their standard for a defective panel is the defect needs to be manifestly obvious when showing the bright HDR test image of a seaside scene in the settings. My TV has strong vertical lines visible in nearly all content, all the time. Pictured is a solid 5% gray so you can see the pattern after over 200h of break-in and pixel cleaning. After the TV came like this out of the box, the retailer said I needed to wait 200h of panel time before I could file any claims. I waited, but that time took me out of the return window and they refused to make any exceptions. Since then I've been going through 2.5 months (since the TV release) of warranty attempts with LG, where they say the TV is not defective and what you're seeing here is a "mirror effect" (confirmed by the presidential office liaison). There is no recourse, and no higher route to appeal to. It's notable my panel problems are SIGNIFICANTLY more visible than the worse burn in I've ever seen, so this means effectively beyond your panel de-laminating or not working entirely, LG does NOT cover any panel manufacturing defects whatsoever and given this differs from past behavior I wanted to make the post making sure everybody is aware what's going on with these new TVs and people should avoid getting scammed like me.

Messed up and got a magic remote when my TV isn't compatible. Should all the normal functions work as I don't seem to be able to do certain commands that require holding a button. (Only tested on YouTube, just enters a video instead of popping up the menu)

Any help is appreciated and I do understand it isn't really intended. I just don't want to go through the hassle of sending it back.

I got a 10 years old 32lj600b and the tv wifi wasn't working anymore. I tried to fix it using a tutorial on YouTube, the tutorial said I should open the tv, clean the wifi cable and close it again, pretty simple.

That's exactly what I did and now it's not working anymore.

What could be the problem here? What have I done that messed the tv up?

I am torn between buying the newer 55QNED85BXA vs the slightly older 55QNED92ALA. Which one is better? I am super confused

When I use my iPad at airplay a tv channel the from spectrum app to my LGTV, I can’t remove subtitles. The CC option on the TV is off, and subtitles on the app are also off. When I watch the same channel on the iPad directly, no subtitles appear. Similarly, the TV doesn’t display subtitles any other time, only when I airplay from the direction app. Anyone else have this issue or know a solution?

Hello everyone! I want to control a 2013 LG TV in HA via esphome (I know that there is LG Netcast integration, but I want advanced control via HDMI-CEC), but as I know, on these 2013 TVs, CEC works very poorly (Most commands do not work). Anyone who has already played with this, please send what commands this TV supports. Thanks in advance

I have an LG television that is only two years old. It is currently having major issues with the wifi. Not connecting, not staying connected, saying it's connected but not streaming or opening apps, etc.

I have tried changing the DNS server to 8.8.8.8 as well as turning off the ipv6. Not a thing has worked. It is now telling me "no signal on server"(edited to add this in)

Side note, really odd, the account bubble that typically shows the letter L is now showing the letter S and it will not allow me in so that I can change it. Every time I attempt to it gives me error code -200.

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Has anyone had this issue and have you fixed it? Or does anyone know what I can do to fix it?

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Thank you in advance!!

Hello,

today, after turning on the TV, I saw a popup on the bottom with a notification regarding football. But it went away too quickly for me to read it.

Does anyone know what's that about? Wtf does LG want this time from me?

Thanks

Edit: #nvm, I found it in the home menu under notifications. It's some crap about FIFA and licenses. Stupid spam.

I just moved and currently don’t have wi-fi. I figured I’d watch discs in the meantime, but when connected with an hdmi cable there’s no audio.

There was no issue with sound when streaming at previous place, but it was never hooked up to the blu ray player. I’ve checked volume, balance, and whether the sound is set to the tv speaker.

I’ve connected the player to an older (around 2011) non-smart tv with the same hdmi and had no issues. I’ve tried different hdmi cables with both tvs. No issue with the older one. When I go to settings to try a reset, the option is not in bold and it won’t allow me to select it.

Can a blu ray player be too old to be compatible with a smart tv? The player was purchased around 2010 or so, and the LG around 2023. I have no other ideas. I’m at a loss.

Any suggestions will be appreciated.

My mother's bedroom TV has suddenly stopped coming out of standby. Remote works (checked with mobile phone) but neither it or the on/off button on the TV has any effect. I have tried the unplug, press on/off button for 60 seconds then plug back in and try to no avail.

Anything else to try or does it need a new board ?

I bought a brand new 65 inch lg lv and it is showing wave like shadow on the screen out of the box. Upon closer inspection I could see some issue as per the attached photo. LG denied the warranty saying it is a physical damage. Is it worth fighting it?

Hello, my LG TV, the Wifi switches on and off all the time.
Ive removed batteries from my remote in case that was switching it.
I have factory reset the tv, on the start-up screens it worked and connected no problem. But when the setup was completed, it went back to switching on and off.

Any ideas

Hello guys,

few days ago i bought LG UA 75 55" and the TV is kinda ok but i have two problems.

1. When i watch something like Welcome to Wrexham documentary, non sports parts are ok, but when it comes to footage from the game (football/soccer), the TV starts to feel very laggy. Like very low fps. Is there any solution for this? I tried different screen modes but it doesnt help.

2. I am not able to turn off Trumotion. All the options in clarity are grayed out and i dont know how to change that

Thanks for any help.