Icemanrich

withdraw method changed

live blackjack feels worse after i raise my bet but prob just tilt

anyone else feel like every time you decide to up your bet at live blackjack, you suddenly get the worst runs? like, you’re sitting there on minimums and the cards seem alright, maybe not hot but not brutal either. then you decide to throw extra down - boom, 16 against a face card, 12 against an ace, dealer pulls 21 like it's rigged. logically i know every hand is independent, but after it happens a few times in a row it’s hard not to feel like you triggered the jinx. i’m trying to work out if that’s just classic tilt messing with my head or if there’s some subtle edge i’m missing about live dealers. maybe the pain just stings more when you lose bigger bets. i only ever get this feeling on live tables, never on slots or roulette. interested if anyone keeps notes or does any tracking for when their bet size changes during live play, cause sometimes my memory might just be filtering out the good luck on those higher stakes.

multi tabling mistakes

Cash game rake too high?

withdraw fees high?

noticed lately that some sites are charging way more for withdrawals than they used to. not talking about a couple bucks either, it's like 3-4% sometimes. can't help but wonder if this is just the new normal, or if they're trying to make up for all those no-fee deposit promos. feels like every time you get a small win and try to cash out, you end up losing a chunk just for moving your own money. i get that banks and e-wallets have their own fees, but even so, seems like the house is double-dipping. makes me rethink spinning slots when i know cashing out is gonna sting. in live dealer and roulette too, it kills the edge if you happen to get ahead. maybe it's different in other places or with certain withdrawal types. curious what everyone else is seeing, especially if you're playing the same games. not sure if switching up payment options really helps, or if it's just another illusion like the ‘almost won’ reels on slots.

partypoker support asking for source of funds after years of small deposits

partypoker support asking for source of funds after years of small deposits

so out of nowhere i get this email asking me for "source of funds" even though i've only ever put in like $20 here and there over literally years. it's not like i'm suddenly dropping high roller amounts or anything, just the same low-level slot spins and some random roulette. never been a problem until now and honestly kinda weird since all the money's from my own checking account. i get they're probably getting more strict about regulations or whatever, but it feels random and invasive given my tiny action. anyone else getting this lately from sites they’ve been using forever without issues? is this just gonna be the new normal for every small-timer too?

BetMGM deposit match cap

stake live blackjack voided my hand saying decision timed out but i clicked hit

stake reload bonus says max bet is $5 but live blackjack let me do more, am i cooked