CBJN Error?

Just got the September CBJN, and see that two Boyd properties, the Orleans and the Gold Coast, have different minimums.. The Orleans is showing a $10 min for its two deck game, while the Gold Coast shows $15. Why do I think this can't be right? The Orleans is the better property, and if either would keep the higher minimum, it would be the Orleans. I know that $15 had been the minimum at the Orleans recently. 

So, how do you ask CBJN to confirm the printed minimums, or does anyone have first hand, recent experience?

CBJN reports are a snapshot in time, when visited by the reporter. Large Las Vegas casinos are visited every month.  Table minimums and maximums change frequently -- day-to-day and sometimes shift-to-shift. As explained in CBJN itself:

The “min” columns show usual minimum bets; the actual minimums might be lower on weekdays and higher during
the busiest hours.

The “max” columns show usual maximum bets; the actual maximums might be lower on weekdays and higher during
the busiest hours.

Thanks for the clarification. I guess I'll verify what the conditions are this coming week. A quick review of CBJN's Boyd property data ranges from $15 down to $5. For those of us who are both cheap and survived covid, we mourn the death of the nickel game. 

A related question.........Palazzo's 2 deck game shows .8 of a deck left before shuffle,  Venetian shows 1 deck left. I'm surprised there is a difference. As they aren't set by notch, I'm guessing this is due to variation of the dealer? Or are they essentially the same after considering margin of error?