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Had a blackjack cashout parked 61 hours over $430 once!!! “pending review” is such a comedy label
Nah, mgm jackpots are mostly wallpaper. I'd rather grind blackjack!!!
Blackjack rapid-fire got me iced once!!!
Worse, blackjack barely counts half the time. Slots get the buffet and i'm here licking the cashback spoon
+150?! If the bet confirmation doesn’t show it, that “boost” is decoration, same as sad blackjack side bets!!!
Three times is bug territory, not blackjack voodoo!!!
The math isnt the bit that gets you, its the bloke doing sales patter while youre short on oxygen. I rushed one once and signed off like a mug staring at a dealer upcard, now if the numbers arent on screen in 30 seconds i keep my stack and play on
so i'm always looking for ways to keep my edge, but i keep hearing conflicting things about card counting with online blackjack. i know with regular online blackjack, the decks get shuffled every hand or pretty often, so keeping count seems basically useless. but then there’s these live dealer tables now, and i’m seeing some people claiming it works there because of less frequent shuffles. i’ve never really tried tracking the shoe on a live dealer yet, but i’m curious if anyone has actually had any success or if it’s just more of the same hype. i just don’t see how casinos wouldn’t catch on or have some kind of counter. interested in what folks have tried or noticed.
so all these sites talk about being "provably fair" but when i try to actually check, it's like a weird string of numbers and hashes and i can't make heads or tails of what to do with them. blackjack especially is confusing since the cards are supposed to be random, but how do i really know it isn't rigged in the background? every explanation i've seen is just tech jargon or they link to a code repo. feels like you need to be a coder to trust any of this. i want to trust the games but honestly, it just feels like a black box. how do people here handle that?