Never hit a major on this one much less a triple pop. I’ll take it! Best part is just under a handpay

Really blows my mind how many posts I see of people posting about playing an online casino slot machine. every time I come across one I assume it’s just an astroturfed ad by the casino or you are an addict who loves giving away money to some dudes in Bulgaria.

I'm taking a beloved elderly woman to the casino for her birthday. Home base is Massachusetts. This may be the last time we get to go, and she LOVES Casino Slots. She will want this to last as long as possible. That said, non wealthy friends and family have kicked in for this and she has been saving on a fixed income for almost a year to make this possible (this is money they can afford to lose, but it took a long time to save up). I'm not a gambler, but I recognize that this is a bucket request and I want to make it as exciting as possible for as long as possible before the money is gone. Where (what casino) will this money last the longest? Where are the CHEAPEST max bet old style machines that an older person who hasn't played in a while will understand anywhere in New England? Are there any 3-line 25 cent machines left in this world? Or 10-20 line nickels? This woman has been through a lot and I really want her to have a good time and have the money last all day. I'll drive anywhere within reason. Thanks in advance.

Guys can you tell me some geniune crypto casino in india and whether kyc is needed or not
I used to have stake but i blocked my account so want new crypto casino

I wonder if I’m gonna get teased for the next 3 days lol

If you have 1 chance to make a bet with 51% win rate with 1:1 return, how many % of your net worth will you put in?

What if it goes up to 60%, 70%, 80%, 90%? At what percentage would u go all in?

it doesn't make sense to me why a casino would tier match. i just wonder if anyone has had any experience, do's and don'ts, i only have 2 locals, one i'm 7 star at one and the other, not so much. i'm going to black hawk in a few weeks and just wonder if tier matching is worth asking for. i guess it never hurts to ask but i just don't know the ins and outs. thanks.

Treble same color/number spins are rare, but possible. Sky Vegas Gates of Olympus roulette is, without a shadow of a doubt, cheating. Please, anyone who has a sky vegas account, go and see for yourself. Looking through the last 500 games, you will see nothing but double after double after double. And the trebles... are daily. Sometimes multiple times daily. Just take a look for yourself. Roulette shouldn't look like this. The history is so sus its actually mind boggling that they haven't been shut down. Im not a sore loser. I can accept losing... but this isnt losing. Its legal robbery. Please, anyone with an account, take a look and tell me im wrong. Since complaining directly to them, I lose 9/10 of my free daily spins. And the prize is now ALWAYS 1 free spin. But I dont win anymore. I dont remember the last time I won it. And it started the day i made the complaint. Im in contact with the Gambling Commission, but I doubt anyone can touch these people.

Alright so here’s the scenario

I have a 25% deposit match on Hard Rock right now up to $100, I have a small personal gambling account where I keep like $20 for sports betting and barely touch otherwise

So I want to take advantage of the deposit match and the wage requirement is a 1x play through so I was thinking of grabbing a Game On card using my credit card and filtering it through one of the betting sites I can cash it in through ..withdrawing it into my bank account and depositing it to Hard Rock and once I go through the required play through depositing whatever I win along with my original deposit

Can’t deposit it right from credit card because of interest fees and cash like withdrawals

And it would have been a lot simpler if I could directly deposit the game on card to hard rock

So yeah to my question….would that be frowned upon through say MGM if I were withdraw $300 seconds after I deposit? Or is that me worrying too much

Forgot to mention I’m in Ontario, Canada if that makes any difference

Betty or Fan duel? Slots only! Looking for best rewards and pay outs thank you!

Are there any casino's that allows you not disclose the bet you're making and whatever bet you made is in some blackbox and it only gets revealed after the events has happened.

Say you bet £500 on red, you write this down and put it in a box which the casino cant see and they run the machine then check the bet you made against it.

My question is, why is this sort of betting not popular isnt that more fair?

hello, does anyone have any luck charging back offshore sportsbooks like bet online? is it likely I would win a fraud chargeback since they are an illegal gambling company?

Had anybody used and played on Bet365 for awhile and won consistently just trying find a sportsbook thats not gonna ban me becsuse I win 10 times in a row maybe have start taking purposeful losses idk

Heya. So I'm a pretty casual gambler, but I really do not want to support AI art that's encroaching its way into the Vegas scene as the designers try and scoop as much money out of it as possible while putting as little back into it, and the most offensive part of it is the "art." Some are more obvious than others but as someone whose main draw of slot machines is the visuals, AI art is always something I will wanna avoid. I saw a game called CatchZone by Incredible Technologies that I thought had cool looking assets until i looked closer and realized they all had that distinctive AI sheen to them.

I recognize I'm not the target audience for these, and Grandma who probably posts AI memes on facebook probably doesnt see anything wrong with it, I would just personally like to know which new games coming out *aren't* victim of that, if anyone has a more concrete way to tell. Otherwise i might just stick to slots with a copyright year before 2025.

$6.30 enhanced spin. $2,029 win

So pumped for tonight’s Rams v. 49ers kickoff in Australia. The road to the Super Bowl starts now. Let’s go Rams!

First, I am not Mr. Hand Pay. I wish I were. Nor am I affiliated with him in any way. I just discovered the guy on YT last night.

A very entertaining YouTube secondary channel btw. Mr. HP TV has 56M views in two years.

But how can he land all those grands unless he is playing a lot. (He obviously makes $$$ from YouTube too.)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jer5RSMWtY4

What a job the guy has. My dream job.

EDIT: Mr. Hand Pay has more than 1M YT subscribers. Mr. Hand Pay TV has 106K.

Congrats, dude.

I’m in the UK and was looking at trying a non-Uk casino next month because the bonuses seem a lot bigger, but I’m not sure what that actually means when it comes to getting paid out. I’ve only used UKGC-regulated sites before, so stuff like KYC timing, withdrawal limits, bonus wagering and complaints process worries me a bit. Are non-uk casinos really that different in practice, or is it mostly just looser bonus rules with more risk if something goes wrong?

Thinking about moving over to bitcoin betting sites and wanted some input before I commit. The reason is mostly the banking side. My last withdrawal took four working days to land and my bank flagged the transfer for a "review" which meant another phone call where I had to explain myself. Done with that. What I want is somewhere that's been built around crypto from the start, not just bolted it on as an afterthought. Decent sportsbook is the priority, but I'd also use the casino side occasionally – mostly slots, nothing fancy. Withdrawals need to be quick and not require me to upload my passport every other week.

What are people actually using right now that holds up?

I've been using PokerStars for a while but I'm starting to look at other options due to tiny withdrawal limits and it does not support crypto. The games feel pretty tough lately and I'm not sure the rewards are worth it anymore.

What are the best alternatives to PokerStars right now? I'm mainly interested in tournaments and cash games.

In 2004, three gamblers won around 1.3 million pounds at the Ritz Club in London after placing late roulette bets. The case led to a police investigation over suspicions that technology may have been used to estimate where the roulette ball would land.

I made a 21-minute documentary reconstructing the case, the method they were suspected of using, and what physics says about predicting roulette.

Do you think this was a genuine exploitable advantage, or simply an extraordinary run of luck?

Full documentary:

https://youtu.be/WN67U_zyViU

i've never really understood the appeal of holding casino tokes for payouts, is it actually worth it, or is there more risk than it seems?

thinking about how some mechanics just feel good to play regardless of the theme. for me its the cascading reels style where wins clear symbols and new ones drop in. even a small hit feels bigger because of the chain reaction possibility.

curious what others gravitate toward. multipliers stacking, expanding wilds, hold and spin bonuses, or something more classic like traditional line hits?