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i'm at the point of either trying bc.game with about $200 or putting it straight on my nope list, because the ads are everywhere and that usually means nonsense. has anyone here used it for blackjack or poker (not slots)? what is the catch with the bonus and cashout, and is there anything in the terms that's a straight red flag
i went through bc.game’s welcome package page and the headline numbers are way bigger than what it turns into once you click through. on my side the match looked huge, then it split across deposits and the wagering sat high enough that it stopped looking like a bonus and started looking like a trap. i also hit the usual game weighting buried in there, so the part i’d use for blackjack was pretty much dead on arrival. this is going straight onto my nope list
Yeah nope, i stick to simple ones. If you play poker too, did they wall off bonus progress from live roulette and side bets the same way?
Nah, "safer" is the part that bugs me. Column bets in roulette feel like poker guys calling any suited hand premium.
saw something weird last night on a live blackjack table. dealer was chatty with everyone, like full-on banter, and then just straight-up skipped a few player chats including mine. didn't even glance over. not rude, just like it didn't even register. i double-checked my internet but there were no issues, rest of the game was smooth. felt odd cause i was saying the same kind of stuff as other folks, nothing outta line or weird. maybe it's some filter or moderation thing? or do they actually choose which chats to read? usually, i'm in it for the stats and patterns, but this kinda messes with the consistency. gotta admit, it throws me off when the environment shifts like that since i depend on reading the whole table, chat included, for bonus and tilt cues. anyone else ever get iced out on chat like this? curious if there's a pattern or if it's just bad luck.
so i had a tourney ticket sitting in my account, won it from a promo a while back but then got randomly locked out after a flagged withdrawal. customer support finally let me back in last week but now they say my ticket expired while i was locked out, which feels kinda unfair since it wasn’t exactly my choice. i’m not one to whine over small promos but i track all this stuff for a reason and this feels like a hole in their system. anyone here ever actually get support to reinstate expired tickets after an account lock? or am i dreaming?
I've seen that awkward ace/ten pause too and it bugs me way more than poker tanking ever does. Makes live bj feel cheap as hell.
so i’ve noticed the surrender button just vanished from the tables i use, both in regular and live versions. i always liked using surrender as a fallback play in weird count spots or when i’m chasing minimum variance, but now it’s just hit or stand - nothing else. really throws off my standard approach. not sure if this is a temp thing or if it’s just gone for good. it’s wild since i’ve seen some other spots keep surrender as an option, but not here. it’s kinda annoying because i track my stats pretty closely and use surrender strategically in my risk management plan. wondering if anyone else had this get yanked in the last week or if it’s just on the places i’m hitting up. seems like a weird move, especially for tables that used to offer the full set of basic strategy moves.
First scorer legs are where these builders turn to soup for me. 3 legs max and i’m out. If i want more sweat i’ll open poker after, not hand my whole sunday to a spinning odds wheel.
was firing on a live nba game, total was at 228.5, clicked submit and it spins forever, then flashes a new line at 231.5 with my bet at that number. contacted support, got the canned answer about "normal delay" but seems like it just flipped when the odds moved and left me with a worse number. doesn't this defeat the whole point of beating the line live if they just bump you to wherever it moved? anyone else see this a lot, or is it just me?