Double after split?
I missed that once on a live table and paid for it. DAS is a real rule edge, same as No Hole Card, and too many "vip blackjack" tables bury it.
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I missed that once on a live table and paid for it. DAS is a real rule edge, same as No Hole Card, and too many "vip blackjack" tables bury it.
Expiry is one thing. "unavailable" is usually a manual promo hold... Not great.
"Locked" usually means GONE.
Had some bet credits sitting in my account from a promo and now they're locked up and saying unavailable. No withdrawal, no using them for bets. I didn't do anything weird, just logged in, saw the notification and poof, can't touch them. Account is still active, not frozen. I've been pretty steady about not breaking any rules, no multi-accounting or bonus abuse - at least not unless they're changing what counts as abuse without telling us. Not my first rodeo with casinos getting squirrelly when it comes to promos, but this feels off. I don't want to go tilting into support tickets or live chat if this is something simple or if anyone else is seeing it. Makes you wonder how much these promos are worth when they keep yanking them away. Anyone had this before and did your credits ever get released, or are they as good as gone? Just trying to gauge if it's worth the hassle.
Gamdom? HARD pass from me.
Tried out their support a few times when my withdrawal lagged and when I had trouble with bonus terms. Got the usual canned responses at first, but once I pressed harder and sent screenshots, someone actually dug in and fixed the bonus mess up. Took a couple hours, not instant, but at least they followed through. I know some folks claim you gotta be aggressive to get anywhere with casino support. I just stay calm, explain the issue clearly, and keep the conversation moving. Sometimes it feels like a grind, but blowing up never helped me get results. Curious what approach has actually worked for other folks here.
So I’m used to playing slots but lately I’ve gotten into some blackjack at the live dealer tables online. My question is about splitting pairs and the option to double after that. I’ve seen some places let you double after you split but others just won’t allow it at all. When I split a pair and end up with something like an 11, it feels like a great time to double down, but then the site just won’t let me. I always assumed splitting and doubling should be separate options but when you put your money in, you want to maximize every hand, right? For folks who have played a lot more blackjack than me, does doubling after splitting really give you much better value over time, or is it just a way for the house to look like they're giving you more freedom while the edge barely moves? Just want to hear some real opinions before I risk any more credits on these tables.
I'd keep pushing. I waited once on a bad settle and that was my mistake.
Bonus animation, sure. Old mobile slots.
Notes gone is worse than the fold turn read.