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live blackjack bonus funds worked on first table then got blocked on speed table
talby047 commented:
Same here, I got burned assuming speed counted on Blackjack.
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Same here, I got burned assuming speed counted on Blackjack.
You’re picking slow ones, imo. My last Blackjack cashout sat 3 days too, soooo annoying when the hand ends fast and the money crawls.
Yep. I got flagged once mashing space on slots after a long Blackjack session, tbh. I was just caffeinated and dumb, and I stopped doing it.
Nope, bonus timers in Blackjack are soo bad.
Yesss, plenty do that. I never touch the balance till the bonus is dead. Same reason I skip Blackjack promos with 40x playthrough.
Too neat is right. My blackjack cashout was smooth sooo I got cocky and punted it on a late soccer parlay.
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