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European roulette just makes more sense to me.
dave3926 commented:
yeah spreadsheets, i get it, blackjack house edge is like 0.5 if u play basic strategy anyway
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yeah spreadsheets, i get it, blackjack house edge is like 0.5 if u play basic strategy anyway
yeah maybe, but that nba same game parlay part is exactly why i stick to blackjack, way less fake control bs once ur in it soooo
yeah u put the action in, thats what matters, but 25 dice bets tripping a restriction feels off as hell. did u open blackjack after claiming too or was it sooo literally only dice rn
not always props, half the time its a stale number and their feed burps. u did the work finding it first, pinnacle just rejects cleaner than blackjack rn
not even the neighbours part for me, its the pace. if ur on a bonus and suddenly every spin is same chip count same timing same little tour around the layout, thats what looks machine made. i had one account go to review after like 40 mins of that dull autopilot crap, no big wins no weird bet, just same rhythm. blackjack was always easier to keep looking normal bc the hand flow breaks it up a little, roulette you can look dead behind the eyes fast. so yeah, maybe yep, but id blame the pattern before the bet names, risk teams love easy tells bc theyre lazy too
so i’ve been playing a lot of live blackjack lately and gotta say i do appreciate the effort most dealers put in, but man, the tech glitches kill the mood real fast. like sometimes the cards freeze or the video cuts out, and i’m left wondering if my bet even went through or if the dealer pulled a ninja card. i try sticking with tables that don’t have too much flashy stuff going on because it seems the fancier it looks, the worse the lag. curious if anyone else has had more stable luck with certain dealers or setups.
noticed some of these crypto sites let you bet super tiny amounts, like dust you wouldn’t bother picking up off the floor, while others set minimums way higher. props to them for making stuff accessible but it makes me wonder what’s going on behind the scenes. blackjack feels totally different when you can literally just play cents at a time. anyone else notice if the payout or game volatility changes when the minimums are this low? do they do it just to get more action, or does it change the odds for us at all?
gotta say i appreciate the casinos that let you check session history easily, but it bugs me how most of them only let you see like 30 days back. i put in the time keeping notes on my blackjack sessions, tracking ups and downs, but sometimes i forget a day or two. when i go looking, half the stuff is just gone if it’s more than a month old. feels weird since it’s not like storage is expensive these days. was thinking maybe there’s some legal reason or privacy thing but it’s not like it’s my credit card history or anything. would make tracking my play and bonuses so much easier if i could just see a couple months. anyone figure out a good workaround or know why the 30-day thing is so common?
so i usually appreciate anyone who actually logs their sessions, because most folks just go by feel, but lately i've been trying to track roulette variance by number of spins per hour. feels like when i'm playing a faster live dealer or even on auto roulette, the swings hit harder than when it drags slower at a real table. obviously, the game is the same odds-wise, but the win/loss patterns seem to go off the rails faster when the spins pile up, especially with outside bets. maybe it’s just sample size or i’m noticing patterns where there aren’t any, but curious if anyone else feels like their bankroll gets chewed up way faster in games with more spins per hour. is the variance actually noticable or am i just fooling myself here?