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Approximate time, sure... During a bonus round did Gamdom history even line up right for you?
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Approximate time, sure... During a bonus round did Gamdom history even line up right for you?
Yep, had bet365 promo spins lag 20 minutes, funny how the 50c bets hit first and not the $5 ones...
No, the thing that clears a live lobby fast is some goofy promo shoving everybody to slots or roulette for an hour, I’ve seen it more than once. I got suckered by a deposit bonus last winter, opened Vegas Strip Blackjack after, dead as a church basement, chat feature quiet too... That’s usually the tell for me
Narcos did that to me on a welcome bonus, soooo predictable, bonus lands when you're dead broke then coughs up pocket lint...
Blackjack weighting, there it is...
Bonuses are the first bait on those offshore lists, then cashout gets realll slow... Indiana casino side is pretty much dead
"same mess" yep
I keep seeing posts about people pulling off arbitrage with sportsbooks but every time I’ve tried it, I get limited almost instantly or my bets just get rejected outright. I’m not even throwing massive amounts, just smallish amounts on clear value splits. Is there something I’m missing here, or do these sites just have bots scanning everything now? I get it if you’re smashing lines before they move, but even waiting till odds stabilize I feel like I’ve got a target on my back. Honestly, sometimes I wonder if it’s more hassle than it’s worth for a few bucks and the headache of moving money around constantly. I’d rather grind roulette for comps than deal with the risk of a locked account. Curious how others keep flying under the radar or if the era of easy arb is just gone.
Had a weird one happen the other night. Playing live roulette, tossing chips on splits and corners like usual, dealer spins, ball lands, payouts start, and suddenly I notice she pays out a straight-up bet on a number that was never covered. I didn’t have chips there, nobody at the table did. She pauses, squints at the screen, then starts collecting the payout back and apologizes over the mic. Supervisor had to come over and double-check it on the playback, took like five minutes, but they did fix it. It got me thinking - how often do these slip-ups happen? I don’t get angry, but I’m not letting them short me either. I’ll always be the guy who snaps a screenshot, just in case. Online, it’s easier to catch the error than at a live brick-and-mortar table, I guess, but maybe that’s just me overthinking. Anyone ever get paid out wrong, or not at all? How did the dealer or support sort it for you?