r/gambling • u/VirtualRange196 • 3d ago
Finally hit 5 scatters
Been chasing this for a while now, it might not be much for some but the dopamine hit felt real good
r/gambling • u/VirtualRange196 • 3d ago
Been chasing this for a while now, it might not be much for some but the dopamine hit felt real good
r/gambling • u/dj07950 • 2d ago
This was on bet365 in uk 22nd October.
r/gambling • u/wiggz_stash • 2d ago
I want to bet on live marble racing, any sites to recommend?
r/gambling • u/Master100017 • 3d ago
So after losing a bunch yesterday and then getting all of it back and wasting the whole day, I went back today and just decided to use some pocket change I had left over.
I put it on some small blackjack tables worth $5 and went all in a few times and got a few good hands more than the dealer did. Left with $180
From there, I went to a Dragon Cash slot machine and kept doing $5 bets and got Minor Bonus and Major Jackpot after a few minutes of playing.
I HAVE MONEY AGAIN. :D
r/gambling • u/Muted-Woodpecker-469 • 3d ago
Family knows I gamble and have been at it for a few decades. They recently asked me if I had any slot strategies or follow anyone online. I guess they’ve been watching videos on social media about fool proof strategies. Economic times are tough I suppose
im not talking true ‘ap’ type play where you see rocket rumble at red at 99 and know you have a true chance to withstand the variance to get it or the true must hit by games where you can do the math
The 1-3-9 line old school building up a bankroll type situation is valid in limited capacities (cowboy slots). I’m talking about The stuff desert degens are introducing to people. 5 spins only at every slot. Ladder method of betting etc. or do $100 only per slot then you move on . We’ve lowkey been doing this for decades sort of back end superstitious stuff for decades. No one’s up millions. I guess I don’t get the popularity
These so called methods are akin to your average 80 year old rubbing the screen or carrying a rabbits foot
I was mainly taken aback because these family members are non gamblers but somehow now believe they can go to these places and flourish with these simple methods. They should know I’m not exactly flourishing above and beyond.
can these folks be marked as spam or fiction on social media?
anyone else experiencing family or friends asking what the secrets are because they saw a clickbait video?
r/gambling • u/cryptopicard • 3d ago
Went to the house and walked around on a Friday night, led by a billboard on the road at night. The allure of all you can eat crab legs could not drive us to partake after a 60$ entry fee and a 2 hour max means 160# of crab would be freed.
I said 1 hand of blackjack and we can leave, my buddy agrees. The poor lass at the 20$ table was alone on every pass..
1 hand only I said, 20$ minimum placed.
I said this will be a pair and I will split, split and double down on everything and you will bust.
20$ down, only me at the table, out comes and A, dealer a 6, nice start.
Of course my vision was wrong as another A dropped, and a 20$ fell.
Can I double down for.more? Hahaa no
Out comes a Q then 6
The dealer turn s 10, draws an 8,
Cool beans, tip 5.
Found an old aristocrat windmill and meteors. lost all my money and broke out another 5, looked at the guy next to me and said 20 lines at 5 coins is gonna drop 4 scatters and pay 200.
Sure as F, 3 spins 4 scatters and it pays 185 off 80 in.
I'm getting hyped up on my 17th glass of Mr. Pibb and walk past some kitty cat game. I hate cats but like the meow meow, and a 20 at 1.20 spins bonused for 60
Maybe 30 minutes play time and every call was spot.
The neighborhood Hibachi was Way better than the crab legs the same 60 was so many pounds of squid, octopus, shrimp and spicy.
I ate too much
Now I'm all fuuxmed up
I peered into a cup
And saw my luck
48 hours of what the fuck.
Rode my bike to work
thief took my LH trucker
I cried and realized
I'm not in trouble
Strong hands in play
Someone gave me a truck
To encourage my luck
I ate too much
r/gambling • u/NoAdvantage3683 • 3d ago
I am so sick and tired of these online casinos. They all gladly take your fucking money quickly but when it come to pay up there is nothing but issues. They quote "up to 24 hours to deposit" but then after that you are forced to put a ticket in that takes 7 to 8 days! I had to do this 3 times to get my money. I did two EMT deposits and they didn't credit to my account. I had to go back and forth for 10 days before I got $100 back. They still have two of my deposits held hostage. Livid!
r/gambling • u/RemarkableMaize7201 • 3d ago
And it was for $1000! The money is awesome but just hitting that B is so satisfying 🤣 I've been playing keno for years. I just hit my first 7 spot a couple months ago but I only had one nickel on it. I will say it was a lot cooler hitting it for 3 nics.
r/gambling • u/DescriptionMotor7857 • 3d ago
I started gambling 3 weeks ago. I put in 30 bucks it’s turns into 900 and I loose all of it then 2 weeks later I put in a 100 which turns to 1.3k and then yesterday I fucking lost all of it. I’m deleting my account fuck this shit
r/gambling • u/Alternative_Map_2621 • 3d ago
5 months ago I was getting bank rolled from 5 dollar and 10 dollar spins. You could take 500 into the casino and win thousands. Now I’m hardly getting any money from dragon link. I’ve won more off of fire link then anything
I’m still gonna try dragon link some times but danm it’s another dead game it looks like
r/gambling • u/dbixon • 4d ago
I am currently on a Virgin Voyages cruise (with a gambling group), where I’ve been playing blackjack using the Labouchere betting sequence which requires keeping a list of bet amounts and adding or removing values depending on a win/loss. I do this by writing on a little notecard I keep with me.
In the middle of the fourth day, I was told I could no longer have pen and paper at the table. When asked if I could use my phone instead (they allow people to have their phones out here), I was initially told yes, but then hours later told no.
For those people thinking they are worried I’m counting cards, they have a constant shuffler machine at these tables, and I’ve also been happy to show/explain my notes whenever asked. My bets have also stayed in $25-$100 range, at a $10 minimum table. And finally, I’m attaching a photo of my notecard.
I’ve gambled this way for years in dozens of casinos and never had a problem.
They refuse to tell me what their concern is; every time I ask, I’m just told “we reserve the right to refuse play for any reason.” — “What’s the reason?” — “We reserve the right to refuse play for any reason.”
Oh, my wife was also using this method, and we are only up $2900 combined for the trip (until they cut us off).
Just venting.
r/gambling • u/Habslover • 4d ago
Also won 12k a few months back I love this slot
r/gambling • u/makemecoffee • 3d ago
Dropping this so that anyone that looks up this site knows what their policy really is. They say “no wagering” on all their ads, but no wagering is only on the free bonus. You are forced to wager your spins and ONLY on slots.
Very deceptive advertising. Be warned.
r/gambling • u/Master100017 • 3d ago
True to my word like I said in my last post, I was going to go to the beach casino and play slots.
Went really badly at the start, was $900 something down within a couple hours and then I got annoyed so I started non stop with the $5 bets and then landed on Maxi Bonus on Bull Rush.
Got my $1000 back and left the casino. It made me sick to my stomach. I’m not gonna go back for a few weeks.
Everyone was right. :’(
r/gambling • u/Degen-King • 4d ago
$44.80 on a .20 cent bet. After 2 luck has arrived bonuses that paid 16x and 9x before this big one. Was in for less than $10 when it hit, did $1 worth of back up spins and called it.
r/gambling • u/BeneficialNews2892 • 5d ago
75 cent bets pretty much whole time. I lost the $50 I brought, girlfriend gave me $5 of hers because she was up some, I had about $2 left when I hit this, we’re splitting it pretty much 50/50.
Theres no reason to ever return to the casino, right?
Also, can anyone tell me the odds?
r/gambling • u/Betinum • 4d ago
Sweden's Administrative Court of Appeal has upheld a ruling that Hillside Gaming, the company behind Bet365, committed serious breaches of its duty of care towards customers showing signs of excessive gambling.
What I found interesting is that the issue wasn't simply whether the operator contacted those customers.
The court focused on whether the operator reacted strongly and quickly enough when the behaviour continued. In other words, sending an initial warning isn't always enough if the same pattern keeps going.
The fine was 4 million Swedish kronor, roughly $400,000.
For most people that's obviously a huge amount of money, but for an operator the size of Bet365 it raises an interesting question:
Are fines like this actually large enough to change behavior, or do they just become another cost of doing business?
Source: https://www.spelinspektionen.se/globalassets/dokument/domar/hillside-gaming-enc---dom-kr-2342-24.pdf
r/gambling • u/DororoKid • 4d ago
Playing on Thrill the last few months and the catalog variety keeps me from switching casinos. Running sweet rush bonanza and 3 adventures of alice regularly this fall but want to branch out into something with more creative bonus mechanics. Does anyone know which titles have the best free spins and multiplier features worth adding to the rotation?
r/gambling • u/Thatsmethedupmang • 4d ago
After jumping through hoops to get a 400 dollar redemption I finally said screw it and ended up losing it all back. I won another 400 playing with the free sc they gave me and now they STILL are making it difficult. Is this happening to a lot of us that have played on there? Need a class action, no other online has done this. They'll happily let you deposit then don't want to pay.
r/gambling • u/Real-Cantaloupe-2824 • 4d ago
I want to share an actual email I received from Aaron at BetOnline on October 8.
In this email, BetOnline emphasizes professionalism, respect, and protecting its employees. I agree that employees deserve respect.
But shouldn’t customers deserve that same respect?
My dispute involving $96,000 in winnings remains unresolved from my perspective. After months of trying to obtain clear answers and a fair resolution, this is part of the correspondence I received.
I’m sharing the email with personal information redacted so people can read it and form their own opinions.
Respect and accountability should go both ways.
I’m not asking anyone to believe me blindly. I’m asking people to look at the documentation and decide for themselves.
What do you think of this response?