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Question by Sammy: I am looking to play some blackjack and slots online and was wondering what the best places to do this are?
I’ve heard there are both good and bad online casinos out there. I’ve heard horror stories and I’ve also heard stories of people winning big. But I don’t just want an honest place to play (I think I know how to tell the difference), I ALSO want a place that offers a large selection of blackjack and good payouts on the slots. Thanks!

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Answer by Blaze Phone
Best not to play, 99% are bad

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Question by linkinparkguy1980: i’ve built a bankroll now, what should i do now, like how to play with this large amount?
if i started at a casino with 1000 dollars and ended up with 51000 dollars, what games would you play and what kind of bets would you make, me personally i would play caribbean stud 10 dollars and play if you think you will win, if you fold go to 25 if you play and lose go to 50 on ante on the next hand, if you win the first hand go back to minimum bet, if you fold the first bet go to 25 on ante and play the martingale system with the caribbean stud so when you table max (10,25,50,100,250 max) you can possibly get a big hand like 2 pair or 3 of a kind or more which i have done successfully (full house 3 times, flush 4 times, trips 4 times, pair many many times) now if i lose the max bet i’ll be down just under 450 (10+25+50+100+250+dollar bonus bet) so i go to high limit blackjack and start betting 150 and pressing to 300 600 1200 2500 then if i lose go to bacarrat at 5000 10000 and more….i’ve never went farther than 5000 on bacarrat and i guess someday my lucks gonna run out

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Answer by JudasHero
The general advice I’ve heard is never spend more than 7% of your entire bankroll in one session, and spend less than that if you can stand it. So, at most, I would go with about 3000, but I’d recommend 2000-2500, at one time.

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Question by Gustavo M: can someone tell me what this means can u break it down for me?
Play without any Bonus on your deposit and play without any play through restrictions… Play – Win & Withdraw****
* Cash Back promotions can only be granted for 48- hours from the time the deposit is made, if the account balance is ZERO (0) and there is no pending payout.
** No time limit on cash-back for initial deposit.
*** Bonus non-cashable. Available for keno and Slot games only.
**** Bonus non-cashable.

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Answer by Moses
It would be easier if you just named the casino in question. Then I could evaluate the terms and conditions and tell you if it is good or bad casino. Cash back promotion bit sounds like a rogue casino. I might be wrong.

Just click edit on your question and let me know what casino it is.

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Question by Tic-Tac: Anyone else think this is a scam?
I was looking up betting strategies and I came across this, http://www.quazen.com/Games/Gambling/A-Guaranteed-Way-to-Win-at-Roulette.541663

I think its to good to be true but I want to know what other people think before I try it myself, Thanks for your help.

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Answer by Your friendly neighbor Spiderman
SCAM? Im on it!

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Question by Adkit: What are the odds in this case?
since I’m getting lost in the math here I though I could ask someone who knows his probability maths:

there’s a game online kind of like roulette. if you bet on the “even” they give you a payback of 2.4 and if you bet on the “odd” they give you 1.75. (kind of like betting on all black or all red in roulette).

there are 45 tiles, 18 of them are even and 25 of them are odd. so I figured that the odds of getting an even is 40% and the odds of getting an odd is 55%.

now, my system I’m trying is really simple, I just bet on even and if I win I bet on even again. if I LOSE though then I bet twice the starting amount on even. if I lose again I bet twice the previous amount and so on. which means that after 9 losses I get up to 1000 bucks bets. which is my limit here, let’s say.

now using this strategy it’s easy to win a tiny bit every try. but sooner or later there are going to be 10 odds in a row and since I can’t bet twice that since I’m over my limit I’ve lost.

SO, it’s obvious that you CAN win in this game, but it depends on how long you play it.

MY QUESTION:
what are the odds that I’ll be able to play using this strategy without exeeding my 1024 cash limit up until I get 2048 in winning? I want to know if I have a chance at all or if the amount of bets I would have to do to slowly win a thousand bucks will be so many that the odds of a 10 times odd-streak occurs.

if you understood all that and can figure it out, then please tell me. this method worked up to 10000 once but then I kept playing and lost it all on a freak 14 odds in a row-happening.
hm, ok. but still…what are the odds of 9 losses coming in a row? how do you calculate that?

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Answer by LegFuJohnson
Look up the Martingale system. It’s very old, and never wins in the long run.

You can figure it out… if you’ve got a 40% chance of winning, then it’s a 60% chance of losing.

Losing twice in a row is 60% * 60%.
Losing 3 in a row is 60% * 60% * 60%
and so on.

The chance of losing 10 in a row is slim, but as you have seen, it can happen. And let’s just say this was real money… each time you win, you are only winning 2.4. If you lost 6 in a row, are you really going to feel comfortable betting 256 (or whatever the number is), on a 40% shot just to win 2.4?

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Question by zanti3: Can you beat this game?
This game is played with two spins of a roulette wheel. The wheel has 18 red numbers and 18 black numbers, along with 0 and 00, which are neither red nor black. For each of the two spins, you have the following options:

(1) You can say either “red” or “black”. If the ball lands on the color you guessed, you get 2 points. If the ball lands lands on the other color or on 0 or 00, you get no points.

(2) You can say “either one”. In this case, if the ball lands on either red or black, you get 1 point. However, if the ball lands on 0 or 00, you get no points.

After the second spin:

If you have 3 or 4 points, you have won your bet.

If you have 1 or 0 points, you have lost your bet.

If you have exactly 2 points, a coin toss determines if you have won or lost your bet.

So, what is your best strategy? Can you beat this game?
To the folks saying pick a color on your first spin, planning to pick “either” on your second spin if you get it right:

That all sounds very logical. Now take a look at the following question and see if you have something to say:

http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index;_ylt=AiIbUdIGk.2dy3xTwTYOfYrsy6IX?qid=20070425162005AAxV52S

Two posters found the best plan: Call a color on the first spin. If you get it right, call “either” for the second spin, since you now need only one point to win. If you get the first call wrong, go for a tie by calling a color again. Using this plan, the 1444 possible outcomes break down as follows:

(1) Color correct, “either” correct: 18 * 36 = 648 wins
(2) Color correct, “either” wrong: 18 * 2 = 36 “half-wins” (coin toss decides)
(3) Color wrong, color correct: 20 * 18 = 360 half-wins
(4) Color wrong, color wrong: 20 * 20 = 400 losses

Winning percentage: (648 + ½(360 + 36)/1444 = 58.6%

Yes, this plan beats the game! The mathematical expectation is only 1.89 points, but you turn a profit by losing by two as often as possible. It’s a strategy similar to “dumping a loser on a loser” in bridge.

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Answer by kravitz
bet alot and guess right and you will win

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Question by gen: Is the average gambler really this stupid?
I guess I shouldn’t be surprised with all the idiotic play I see from the average poker player, but some of the questions on this forum are just on a whole new level of dumb.

How is it not obvious that there are no winning strategies for the lottery or number placements in roulette that will win long term? I even came across a question asking how astrology will have an impact on success in roulette a while ago. How can the gambling section regulars keep taking these questions seriously??

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Answer by Ranger4402
IMHO, the promotion of any form of gambling is the art of illusion at its best.

Sure you can buy a ticket to a 0 million lottery draw and you have just as much of a chance of winning as anyone else. But the odds are horrible for all players. At the same time, eventually someone wins. It may take several weeks and draws, but eventually that jackpot is won.

When you see casinos advertise on TV they can and do feature actual people who have won big. What they don’t show are the thousands of people who lost their bankroll so a few people can win a jackpot.

I don’t blame people who buy into this illusion and think they can beat the house or find a winning system. The gambling industry promotes that sort of mindset and makes plenty of money doing that.

I don’t get tired of outrageous questions. If I can offer some advice that might allow someone to have more fun gambling then where is the harm in that?

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Question by chris h: Beat any online casino with this free amazing roulette system?
came across this and i have been using this roulette system from http://rouletteadvice.weebly.com/ just want to know has anyone else used it?

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Answer by Scout
I would never trust anything like that

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Question by BrainBlitz: Am I being cheated by this online roulette?
3 separate times now, the wheel has ‘spun’ 10 or more straight colors (red or black). 2 of those times were 12 straight.

Sports.com is the website. Statistically, theres only a little over .002% chance of that happening – yet it’s happened THREE times in 2 nights.

Should I raise an eyebrow???

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Answer by Neesters
please tell me you arent betting money on a roulette website…

if you arent, does it really matter if they are on the up and up?

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Question by robdex1: Please could you tell me what you think about this online roulette system. Click on the link?
It is supposedly a roulette system that bets on the columns. It sounds too easy. Could anyone with good knowledge on roulette please have a look

http://www.onlinecasinocash.co.uk/leveller_system.htm

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Answer by iwillrefuse
There is no way to better you’re odds roulette. Unless you have some direct control of gravity.

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