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its not even sundays for me its that dead hour before kickoff when im parked in a blackjack room bc theres one seat open and suddenly a lazy draw no bet sounds smart !!! did that last saturday and it felt less like a switch and more like plain boredom tbh
blackjack cashouts got me manualed faster than roulette tbh what size was urs when they parked it in review
15 mins isnt some mystery flag thing to me its just roulette backend being janky. blackjack settles cleaner in my exp tbh
yeah ive had this with live blackjack promos and the weird variants are always the trap !!! classic counts power doesnt, same thing happened to me on vegas strip blackjack support just pointed at terms and went dead eyed about it
yeah that approved but still locked thing has happened to me after a blackjack run and i hate it!!! usually means cashier is behind not that its gone but man its grimy
blackjack paid my 19 once!!!
always been mostly a blackjack or slots guy but started messing with low stake poker online because table games feel super streaky lately. i’m just not sure what counts as “beginner friendly” when it comes to poker stakes. like, for roulette or blackjack, i know exactly what my average loss rate is per hour at each stake, but poker feels a lot murkier because your edge isn’t as locked in and bad runs seem like they hit harder. every time i try a “micros” table i either see maniacs shoving all in on garbage or these folks that play every hand like their life depends on it. i get there’s always a risk at any level but i’d rather not get roasted every night while still actually getting to see some action. what’s the ideal range for learning without just being target practice for the sharks, and is it really better to stay super low for longer, or try to move up once i can break even?
so i’ve played a fair amount of progressives, both on real floors and online, but the best i’ve ever seen was a buddy winning like a grand - not even close to those giant totals they advertise. i always wonder about those huge prizes they flash at the top of the screen. is it basically just luck, or are there actual strategies people use to increase the odds? i know the odds get smaller as the jackpot grows, but it feels like no one ever really hits them, at least not anyone i know. the side games that trigger the jackpot feel super rare, too. does anyone here actually know someone who hit a real big one, or is it mostly just a marketing thing to get us to keep spinning?
i wanna win big so i’m tryna figure out what are the best slot games for big wins. like not just small hits here and there, i mean actual big payouts or at least the chance to hit something decent. i know it’s mostly luck but still, some games gotta be better than others right? i keep hearing about stuff like wanted dead or a wild, sugar rush, dog house megaways, and some train game (money train?). no idea which of those actually hit or just eat your balance. do bonus buys help or is that just a scam? also wondering if high volatility games are actually worth it or just a fast way to lose. i’m cool with taking some risks but i don’t wanna waste time on games that never give anything back. if anyone’s got favs or knows which ones are the best slot games for big wins, drop them please. i’ve tried random ones but no luck so far. wanna play smarter.