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Gates of Olympus can be so frustrating.
lamino6832 commented:
Poker at least lets you fold the dead air
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Poker at least lets you fold the dead air
Maybe, but i wouldn’t waste it on some “safe” side just to feel tidy. I’ve had better luck using those on a weird prop where the market is sleepy. Same reason poker players wait for the soft spot, not the crowded one 🙂
Maybe, but i don’t even think the delay is the part worth getting hung up on. The thing that would annoy me more is trying to track spins while the lobby keeps nudging you into another studio or variant like you won’t notice. I’ve had sessions where i thought i was building a clean sheet, then realized i’d been bounced between near-identical tables with different pace and dealer cadence. That ruins your notes faster than a slow stream ever will. People treat roulette like it’s a poker database problem. It isn’t. And yes, i’m a bit sour because the guys with the tidy spreadsheets always seem VERY pleased with themselves 😐
I blamed timing too, then caught myself doing the same in poker. Usually it's just clumsy backend stuff 😐
Maybe common, but it’s still weak. If poker sites can pause tickets during checks, they can freeze bonus clocks too 😐
If it loads back to the same half-spun wheel, i’d assume it’s stuck until a human pokes it. Had a poker client do that to me once after a disconnect, same dead hand on relog, and support was the ONLY thing that moved it.
Chat logs are useless. Poker hand ids did more for me than ANY loyalty ticket.
Seen it, yes. I assumed glitch once. Turned out promo spins were hard-capped low. Poker bonuses pull this too 😕
Poker's the tell for me: originals feel designed, roulette feels THIN. Live dealer at least shows its seams 🙂
honestly i dig the whole provably fair idea but i rarely see anyone actually checking the hashes or seeds after a session. folks talk it up on crypto sites, like it's a must-have, but when i watch streams or talk to casuals, most just skip the process entirely. i get it, too - if you’re just firing off blackjack hands or spinning a slot, who wants to copy paste keys and decode hashes every round? for me, i’m usually more focused on odds, not auditing results line by line. is this just a case of trust until proven otherwise, or do most people genuinely not care unless they take a massive loss? how many here have actually bothered to verify a game’s fairness after playing?