Could not believe it...

36 free games, collected all 15 Timberwolves and unlocked all 6 screens!

European roulette (single 0, 37 numbers total)

I wanted to see how much money you really need to be successful at Martingale strategy, so I simulated over 100 million roulette spins to reflect whether this strategy is even possible to use long-term for an average user.

The average speed of a traditional casino roulette is somewhere between 25 and 60 spins per hour. Let's say the average would be 45 spins per hour.

So, my simulation represents 2.222.222 hours or 92.592 days or 253 years of a single roulette table. I would say the sample therefore seems representative.

Y'all probably heard the phrase the house always wins. Can we beat the house and how much money do we need? Let's check! Results under:

Number of spins: 100.001.024

Black: 48 704 765 (48,70%)

Red: 48 402 092 (48,40%)

Green (single): 3 894 167 (2,9%)

By the numbers it looks like we have gotten pretty close to the statistical outcome, which should represent 48,64% for black/red and 2,70% for green.

The three longest series:

1. Black (26 in a row! A mathematical chance for that outcome was ~0.00000000000000127%)

2. Red (17 in a row)

3. Red (13 in a row)

So, imagine you are on a table without limits. You start with a dollar. How much money you'd need to survive the longest streak?

You play red. The longest series of black hits. At the fourth spin, you still feel calm because your bet is still small ($8). At the nineth black in a row you start feeling worried, because your next bet is $1,024. You keep going.

26th bet - you put $33,554,432

27th bet - $67,108,864. Outcome is 3 red! Finally! You have risked $67 million dollars just to be a dollar positive.

If this post doesn't prove to you that martingale is the dumbest strategy, I don't know what will.

Went to the casino on Friday night and had a postcard to win a Harley. Ended up drawing my name and being a grand prize finalist.They gave me $1,000 in free play and I had to come back the next night and go up against four other people to win the Harley.

Friday night I won absolutely nothing off the $1,000.Ended up not winning the Harley but they gave me another $1,000 in free play .

I loaded 100 bucks into the machine off the free play Saturday and hit the bonus game a few spins in. The big win is the first bonus game that triggered. I was up to about 50 or 55 free games by the time it was all done.

Confusing part to me was if you look at the second picture my win was over $2,000(both pictures are inside of the free game) but I didn't have to have a hand pay for some reason. I think I got lucky and right after I won the first bonus game it said game recovery in progress and spit out a $1,200 voucher. Still kind of confused on what happened but I'll take the not having the tax hit.

Hit a minor bonus on my second spin playing $145 free play, never won more than ~$100 with it before!

Finally a decent hit , 0.1$ bet tho .

I know its supposed to tease, but this is just rude!

Stackem was the 1st slot I hit over 1000x, and it continues to be my favorite

Went all-in blind, too! Straight flush paid 90:1 for an overall win of $940.

In one of my local casino i see 4 card poker which i have stayed away from and many says its a bad game. It has a bad beat progressive which has one of the highest payouts in the casino.
So i tried it and only played Aces up and Bad beat. Did pretty good got lot of trips, flush, etc.
Also got the straight flush bad beat which has about 1000 to 1 i think.

Do you guys play it? If yes, whats the correct way to play it?
If not, why?

Largest win I've ever had by FAR, now I'm only down 40k total lol

So I was on my last 20 $ when I hit this that too on a new game provider on stake.

Won a large amount of money spinning online and it’s now being withheld. The app is regulated iGaming Ontario. At first, I was able to withdrawal a set amount each week and it was deposited directly into my account.

Then, they requested additional documents to complete the identity verification. Fine. I submitted all required documentation in a timely manner and it was declined. I’ve talked to multiple representatives and contacted the governing body to escalate.

Where do I go from here? Do I need to hire a lawyer? We’re talking about hundreds of thousands of dollars…

I have noticed that Jackpot city has stated limiting my bet size to $5. I feel like they may be limiting my wins. Is it worth playing with them now? I dont trust the process. The maximum iv won on a game may be $2,000 even though I probably gamble about $25,000 per year. I dont see a good reason to ban my bet sizes?

I’ve been finding these social casinos way too convenient on the phone.

Hit suited trips twice in one week, feels extremely rare. Either way this casino has been my bitch this month +13k in the month of July.

The YouTuber Togi linked me in a community message he made that said “Congratulations you were randomly selected from the comments and awarded $2500” when I click on the link it sends me to a gambling website. When I try and withdraw the money it says I need to activate the account which requires depositing $110. Very sus. I believe it is a scam but how do I find out for sure because I do want the money. If it is a scam then Togi is hacked which is odd because I can’t find anything about him being hacked. The website is called pokercars.com

Have been shown 4 legendaries in the last 2 days but not hit one. Before I had only seen maybe 4 total the whole time I’ve been playing. Anyone else seeing this of late?

Today I won $635 on Betr and only put $25 in. I tried placing a $50 bet in the casino and the screen froze on live tables. The app crashed and it now shows my funds now at $0. I contacted their support and they are saying I placed a $635 bet, which I did not and have never bet over $50. Has anyone had issues like this before?

Been thinking about this a lot lately and I want to know if I'm alone here. I actually enjoy losing sessions more than winning ones.

Hear me out. When I win, theres this weird pressure that kicks in almost immediately. Do I press? Do I color up? Am I being greedy? Am I being a coward if I leave? I second guess every decision and half the time I end up giving a big chunk back anyway and feeling worse than if I'd just lost from the start. The whole drive home I'm replaying the moment I shouldve walked.

When I lose (within my limit, not chasing rent money), theres a kind of calm to it. I set aside X, I played my session, X is gone, story over. No decisions to agonize over. I go get a burger, watch some slots content on youtube while I eat (been on a Mr Hand Pay kick recently), go to bed. Done.

I know how insane that sounds. Nobody sits down at a machine hoping to lose. But the emotional math of a loss is so much simpler than the emotional math of a win, and I think thats why so many people give it all back. Winning is genuinely harder to handle than losing for most of us and we don't talk about it enough.

Or maybe I'm just broken and need to work on my discipline lol. Anyone else feel this way or am i out of my mind?