dealer pulled miracle card
Its the whole table miss that sticks, not the miracle hit. I note the number, then move on.
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Its the whole table miss that sticks, not the miracle hit. I note the number, then move on.
Had one of those sessions tonight where the table was full of hope then the dealer just yanked out that river card from another dimension. I’m talking about the kind of “miracle” where you actually start grinning at the absurdity of it, cause nobody at the table was on that number and we were all riding heavy on splits and corners nearby. I’ve always tracked these impossible turns, not superstitious but I keep my own notes just to see how wild variance actually gets over time. Anyone else bother keeping records when stuff like that happens or do you just move on and call it variance in the flesh? Feels like if I don’t write it down, I’ll keep replaying the sound of that ball landing just out of reach.
Man if my notes vanished I'd assume theyre gone, straight up. I lost a whole season of sportsbook and casino review scribbles once because I trusted sync, never again. I back up stupid little text files now, ugly but it sticks !!!
Yeah maybe, but "completed" is the part I dont buy!!!
£25 banner, £7 slip, thats bet365 for you
Saw an odds boost for tonight’s late game, figured I’d throw my usual at it since it advertised the max stake was £25. But as soon as I tapped it into the slip, got blocked at £7 and change. No message, no explanation, just wouldn’t let me raise it above that. Never seen it happen this low before, usually it's at least close to the advertised cap, especially on these promo boosts. Is this normal for these types of promos or are they shadow-limiting me already? Anyone else get hit with a random max stake much lower than what’s shown?
A transaction ID or payout batch number is the whole thing, if they cant cough that up its just casino wallpaper to me. Had one do this on a Sunday, kept saying paid, funny how the tune changed when I asked for the processor log and license details 😒
Been sweating over this for the past two days. Casino says my PayPal withdrawal is processed, even dropped that “completed” mark in my account history, but the actual money is vapor. I checked my PayPal email a dozen times, even scanned my spam folder like I'm searching for hidden aces. I keep all my receipts - digital and otherwise - so I've got screenshots and timestamps for everything. Starting to wonder if this is some weird delay or if PayPal is just slow rolling me on purpose. I've had withdrawals hit instantly before, and sometimes they drag, but never this long. I’m itching to put that money back in play for Saturday’s football slate, so the timing is brutal. Anyone here ever see a “completed” withdrawal on a casino site that didn’t actually show up in PayPal? Not sure if I should be riding this out longer or if it’s already time to start chasing down support.