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fanduel roulette froze while bets open and my chips stayed locked after spin

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ICM punt or standard?

Middle tourney spot, 9 left, I’ve got a just-below-average stack and I’m in the cutoff. Folds to me. Table’s been tight since the FT bubble popped and payouts are steep now. I’m holding a hand that’s a marginal shove but not an autopilot spot. Chip leader sits in the small blind and covers everybody. I know ICM pressure is huge, but I also don’t want to get blinded down waiting for the perfect spot that never comes. In blackjack or even roulette I’d say risk it if your edge is clear, but in poker ICM turns everything upside down. Do you guys lean conservative here, or trust your read and punt when everyone’s tightening up? What’s your cutoff for ICM punts in these FT situations?

round robin help

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round robin help

Got a bit tangled with these round robin bets. I'm used to sticking to roulette or blackjack, where the variables are a bit easier to control or at least lose faster. Now with parlays split up like this, I can't quite see if it's actually better to max out combinations or just pick a few tight ones. I get the appeal of lowering risk but not sure about the math actually backing that up long term. Anyone here find round robins actually worth the extra juice, or is it mostly just shiny marketing for risk-averse folks?

Shoe change question

LeoVegas cashout slow

Cashouts have been dragging way longer than they should lately, and it’s not just a few isolated cases. I’m talking crypto too, not just old school wire or card. Wasn’t like this before, so I’m trying to figure out what’s the new bottleneck. Getting stuck in “pending” is a pain, and if they want to keep serious players around they need to clear that up. I know some folks will wait days but I start getting nervous when it’s more than 8 hours. I’m usually in it for roulette and blackjack tables, cycling wins out as soon as I can. Anyone else seeing crypto cashouts slow down, or is this some new policy targeting frequent withdrawals or maybe limits for higher stakes? I don’t even care much about flashy bonuses, just want clean processing. Would love to know if I should prioritize switching to another platform with more reliable crypto processing or if this is just how things are going to be everywhere now.

played perfect basic strategy and still got rinsed faster than slots somehow

Played about two hours of BJ last night, full-on basic strategy, checked charts, nothing wild or “gut feeling.” Somehow the losses just stacked up, faster than any slot session I’ve had in months. Kept my bets flat, didn’t chase, literally just got handed one losing hand after another. It almost felt like auto-loss mode. Only thing I did wrong was probably not walking away after the first endless string of dealer 20s. I’ve always said roulette is volatile, but after this it almost felt more predictable. At least when you get a bad run on slots, you can just shrug it off and blame volatility. With blackjack, it kinda stings since you know the edge is low, and you expect to at least tread water sometimes. Anyone ever hit a losing streak like that playing strict basic? What’s your “loss limit” for walking away and do you stick to it, or always try to play through a session?

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