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fanduel blackjack support wants round number but game history only shows session id

bonus terms say “minimum risk bets excluded” but support wont explain what that means

so i’ve been reading through the promo terms and saw “minimum risk bets excluded from wagering” buried at the bottom. tried to get an answer from their support but all i got was “we can’t give specific bet types.” i guess they don’t want anyone to actually know what the rule means. the only example they gave was “don’t bet both black and red at roulette” which is kind of obvious, but does that mean covering a dozen and the opposite corners is out too, or only if the expected loss gets too low? i’m also wondering how they treat stuff like playing both banker and player on baccarat, or doing heavy hedges on craps or sports with same game multis that cover every outcome. is there a strict threshold for what they see as “minimum risk”? i always assume the house will use the rule as a catch-all if they decide they don’t like your play, but figured maybe some of you have more experience with what actually gets flagged. anyone ever had winnings pulled for this?

draftkings promo credited as site credit instead of withdrawable cash

casino counted my blackjack wagering at 10% even tho promo page said live games count

MTT variance brutal

account linked to another one but i only logged in at hotel wifi

kyc after no kyc lol

Rollbit seed verify confusing

so this is bugging me. i was looking at the seed verification for provably fair games on here, and it’s not making sense to me. i keep seeing the client and server seeds, but then when i try to check the results it just gets confusing. the site spits out a long hash before every round and then you’re supposed to use their tool to “prove” it wasn’t tampered with. but what’s the actual point if you can’t see how it translates to the roulette numbers? like i get that in theory the seeds keep things random, but it just feels like another black box. every time i read up on it, people are either super confident the system is flawless or totally convinced it’s a scam. feels like i’m missing something obvious, but i keep bookmarking random guides and none of them really break it down step by step, especially for something basic like roulette. i’ve seen more transparency with live dealer tables, honestly. anyone here actually take the time to verify their seeds after a session?

anyone ever successfully explained slot odds to someone addicted?

most slot players i know never want to hear about odds, especially if they're in too deep already. like i tried walking a buddy through rtp and variance, even showed him actual session results, still thinks machines are due to hit after a bad streak. feels pointless to talk paytables with someone who's convinced the next spin makes up for the last fifty. do you think it's even possible to get through to someone once they've crossed that line? or is it always just denial no matter how you break down the numbers? trying to be helpful but it's like trying to teach my cat chess. anyone ever actually managed to get the math across and have it stick?

does studying roulette odds actually help your decision making.

so i’ve read through all the usual charts and edge breakdowns for roulette, even ran some sims myself, and honestly it just feels like i’m looking at the same 97 percent return numbers over and over. everyone swears studying the odds makes you a better player, but the ball does what it wants and no amount of memorizing payouts seems to help when you’re actually deciding what to bet next. i keep thinking there’s some edge in spotting non-random patterns or bias, but online wheels are supposed to be flawless. offline is a different story, i guess, but then you’re still stuck fighting the house edge. do you guys feel like all the extra stats and tables actually move the needle when you’re choosing bets, or is it more about feeling out the table and rolling with whatever’s hot?