-1
why are game show tables always packed
E_ZloodVnot commented:
Nah, the wins aren't better lol. Roulette holds less and moves faster. People just buy the show!!!
E
E_ZloodVnot
1,057chips27 threads22 commentsjoined Jan 2026
E_ZloodVnot is building a positive reputation through community engagement.
Nah, the wins aren't better lol. Roulette holds less and moves faster. People just buy the show!!!
Nah, the “same stake” line is usually just the excuse they settled on after the fact. I got this once after a dead boring roulette session, not blackjack, and the real fight wasn’t the bets at all, it was them suddenly wanting fresh id plus source-of-funds because i’d crossed some internal number nobody mentions up front. My mistake was waiting politely for 3 days. Push now, keep it in email, ask what exact document or trigger they’re reviewing. Otherwise they drift forever !!!
Yeah, same. The one time i chased a “good” code, the real knife was roulette contribution getting changed on me after i’d already started grinding!!! Bonus looked alive, then every spin counted basically zero. Seen that movie before.
Yeah i tried it once, bj felt fine till a win and the game froze!!! Roulette was whatever, cashed out slow
5 bucks later is the part that annoys me, mine always materializes as pocket lint after a roulette grind. Desktop being flakier than the chest tracks though
so i had dice running on auto, nothing crazy, low stakes, mostly flat bet with the occasional double when i felt the edge, and after like 20 mins i get this message that my session needs a risk review and my balance is locked until it’s done. first time this has happened to me and i’m not sure if it’s just random or if they’re flagging some pattern in my bets. never saw anything like this when i grind roulette, even when i hammer out 500+ spins in a row. if anybody’s seen this before, i’m curious how long it usually takes to clear up. not sure if this is some new policy with dice games or just the system being wonky. would appreciate hearing if this is something that happens a lot lately.
i was playing live roulette, threw chips on a couple numbers, but the game said bet was rejected even though i got it in before no more bets. now the chips are just stuck there showing on the table, not credited back. support just told me to wait but didn't say for how long or what they're actually doing about it. weirdest part is the game round went on for everyone else. i don't trust that this will sort itself out. has anyone else had this happen and did your chips get unlocked or refunded automatically? wondering if i should just keep pressing support or leave it alone for a while. what do you do when the dealer software just goes sideways like this?
hit a bonus on a progressive slot and got the jackpot popup, but before i could even react the screen glitched and it disappeared. checked my balance and nothing changed, so now i’m not sure if the win got logged or just vaporized. support is taking forever, just told me to wait for a follow up “soon”. i usually have screenshots for weird stuff like this but didn’t even have time. anyone else ever seen something like this? i feel like these games are full of little “coincidences” whenever anything big happens. i trust math, but not when the casino’s software is a black box. maybe i’m being paranoid but you’d think they’d at least have a record of major events popping up. can’t tell if i should keep spinning or just walk away for a while.
Yeah, i quit each-way in tie-prone stuff. Dead heat usually cuts the stake first, then the place terms get applied, and that’s why it feels worse than roulette.
niche esports betting is just weird on most sportsbooks, right? i tried a few places because the mainstream ones always fail at actually listing bets for like, aoe2 or rocket league. it’s always the same, awkward menu structure, random limits, and not a single promo that isn’t “first bet refund if you lose by tuesday at 5am.” i just want fair lines, not some mystery dice roll on the payout if there’s overtime. also the odds are usually super sharp or just lazily copied, feels like nobody’s really modeling this stuff. has anyone actually found a book that takes these smaller markets seriously, or is it all just window dressing until you try to actually cash in a slip?