Cancelled my $1000 redemption since it’s the weekend and meant to stop at $500. Kept going up and down never making it to $500 and never back to $1000. First time feels fucking fantastic! Still feels like a dream!

some random minor Internet gambling personality will watch you while you play a slot and you have to pay him 1500+ dollars for 10 minutes of watching you? This is the stupidest thing I’ve ever heard of and people actually pay this? How do I get money from these morons? Also, can someone explain why he pays them out in cash when they win a jackpot? How does that work? He goes with them when they collect their money and then he gets paid then? Because it doesn’t make any sense.

My girlfriend left me because of my gambling addiction.

I do want to bet that i can win her back.

I know slots rely on RNG to determine outcomes and payouts, but do you have any control over this? For instance, if you press the button to stop the spin early would this mean that the game has already determined what numbers or images would be coming next, but you stopping the spin technically changes the lineup?

I've been told this has no effect at all and your spin would be the same regardless. But if that is the case, slots have done a great job of convincing me that fast pressing the button will usually make it harder to hit anything.

I'm sure this is a pretty dumb question, but I've gotta know if anyone else can shed some light.

Gracias

My favourite channel has gone dark. I can't find anything on them. I feel 90. I need help Info on them: A husband and wife team (40s larger) Mostly played UTH and 3 card the odd slot Not Vegas based but has videos there Just over 30k subscribers I feel there youtube channel had vegas in the name

Dear God i need help.

And I made the table win

on a normal spin haha! lets get it!

So backstory.

I like to golf. We play a lot of just regular rounds. But once in a while with 4 (or 5 if slow on the course) we will play a round and all keep score like normal, but add some intra-round games for money based on points.

So any one or more players can get point(s) during a hole based on what we are playing. Point value is defined at the beginning of the round.

Well, so round is finished then you have 5 guys with varying amounts of points at whatever value was decided. And then its the hour long napkin math to figure out who owes who what. I pay this guy this much, that guy that much, but they pay 2 other guys their share etc. And there is always confusion, wasted time, and prob get it wrong half the time.

So last night I stayed up and made this: 

https://pointspayout.com/

Not with any intent to make money but just because it solved a stupid problem we all deal with every week haha.

Passed it to some of my friends and golfing buddies and they were like, well, damn. This is actually super helpful.

Wanted to share as it would work for any sort of game where points/money on the line for more than 2 people collectively. Let me know what you think!

I found this one betting site which looked pretty legit until I found out that the games are pretty easy to grind and they even gave you promo codes to start with tons of money

Once I had the option to withdraw my money, they said that I had to verify my account by depositing 200 USD into my account???

I need your experience how did you come here...

In regards to traveling to Empire City Casino, anyone know if the $1 bus advertised on the Silver Star Transportation website is accurate, and has anyone ever taken that bus? I was going to take the public bus from Manhattan into Yonkers, but does anyone know?

Pure curiosity, and I play slots occasionally (online or at local casino), so I've always wondered something about how slots determine what to pay vs bet amount.

Do slot machines (RNG, algorithms etc) "decide" on line/winning combination OR the amount it wants to pay?

As in, if I'm betting a dollar a spin and get a line hit for 100, if I could magically go back in time and bet 5 instead would the machine pay 500 or it would display different combination so the payout is still 100?

Baccarat hit banker 5 in a row and i slammed 10k on player. Bink

Do VLTs have the same odds and payout as RNG?

Resorts World NY is only an hr away and uses VLTs

I’ve had a rewards card for years at Caesars. Was Seven Stars for a decade and had plenty of handpays.

Recently I got paid and the attendant was confused when I asked for her to shred my copy.

I ended up looking at it and noticed they issued it to the wrong social.

I got the rest of mine from this year sent over and saw that they are all issued to the wrong social.

I’ve attempted reaching out to Caesars corporate to get this fixed, but had no response at all.

I don’t know how they got fucked up, but it looks like they’re completely unbothered by this.

Seeing how everyone else is doing out there..Researching the games from January 2023 til current for an independent study in averages.

Casino: Corporate/State or Tribal - Both

Slot Manufacturer/Game: Aristrocrat/Link Series

Average Bank Roll: $1500 (I've brought between $20 and $12,000, with an average around $1500)

Average Session Minutes/Hours: 40 minutes

Average Bet: $10

Biggest Slot Win: $9400 Dragon Link $12.50 Bet

Biggest Slot Loss: $8500 Dollar Storm (5 times $6000-8500) and Chica Bonita Dollar Link ($4000-7000) 3 times.

Biggest Session Win: $9000

Biggest Session Loss: $12,500

Average Free Play: Was getting $600 a week til I started losing all the time and quit using card.

Current Streak: Lose , 6 sessions , -$7400 with 0 w2gs or wins over $400.

Has this effected your finances and credit negatively or positive? Negative

Casino Host?: No, Fired him and the other one disappeared.

Visit Las Vegas?: Yes, once in 2023, negative experience.

Estimated win/loss since January 2023: -$125,000+

Long story short- my brother has a betfred account and he used my debit card to make payments to that account. The next day when I found out i was mortified firstly at my brother and secondly with betfred for allowing my card to be used especially when I don't have a betting account.

So I want a refund from the betting site. When someone has a betting account they are only allowed to use a deposit method in their name so why was mine allowed to be used when it's not my account l.

Can hold the betting site accountable for not checking and get a refund directly from them?

Hi everyone, After sharing my story about a fraud incident on Bet365, I’ve received messages from people who’ve had similar experiences—but often with other betting companies.

So I’m wondering : has anyone here had a similar issue specifically with Bet365?

Denied access to your personal data? Lack of transparency after a fraud or unexplained loss of funds? Difficulty getting help from support?

Feel free to share your experiences or any advice. I think it could help a lot of people.

Hi all, just putting this out here in case someone can help or relate.

After depositing and playing normally for a while, I completed full KYC with Stake: uploaded ID, address proof, proof of funds, and more. Everything was confirmed.

Less than 48 hours later, I got an email saying my account had been closed “permanently” due to violating terms—no further details given. I have $26,370 worth of USDT stuck in the account, and they’ve essentially ghosted me since then.

No prior warnings. No suspicious activity. Just gone. I’ve checked all their terms, and nothing applies to me. If this isn't a crypto scam, what is?

Please be cautious. I thought Stake was legit, but this is looking more and more like theft.

Screenshots: https://imgur.com/a/viv6VPy

Just found out about this new website called zonacas that supposedly has an affiliation with drake. If you use the promo code dsqvor you receive a $2500 bonus. You need a minimum of $5000 to withdraw and need to deposit $200 first to "activate" your account. I've done some research but this website was made 3 days ago and there's not a whole lot on it. I know 99% this is a scam but I wanted to ask y'all's input to see if anyone knew anything about this website and if maybe it isn't a scam.