Tablet app review — landscape play and multi-table.
Tablet play is the niche where multi-table rotation is most comfortable. The tablet review applies the standard five-axis ledger with one tablet-specific axis added: landscape play quality.
The tablet-specific axis
Landscape play is the axis the tablet review adds. Three things matter under landscape:
Rotation lock
Does the operator's tablet build support a forced landscape rotation, or is the rotation driven by the device's accelerometer? Forced rotation is a cleaner reading.
Multi-table density
How many tables the operator's tablet build lays out side-by-side at default zoom without overlap. Four is the standard; eight is the maximum the desk has observed.
Stylus KYC
A small minority of operators publishes a stylus-friendly KYC upload flow; the desk records whether the operator supports the stylus as the input device for KYC document upload.
Battery and thermal
The tablet review records battery drain over a two-hour landscape session at standard tempo. Most operator tablet builds drain 18-24% of a modern tablet's battery over that window.
Editor's note
The desk treats any drain above 30% per two-hour session as a thermal red flag and recommends dropping the table count to two.