Red32 - A win is a draw!

**jonny boy** · 2nd July 2011, 09:15 PM

After playing at the above casino for 6 days, I managed to scrape back to even (well up £1 for the trouble!) but it felt like a big win! I've never experienced so many face cards for a dealer, strike outs on double 11, or losing on 20 when faced with a single 6.

As a seasoned user of casino sites I expect, and have endured bad runs, but playing a good blackjack strategy, this is as tough as I've found it. Furthermore, after registering it seems foolish to accept their welcome bonus when you can only use it after you've exhausted your cash balance, and cannot withdraw any cash balance if you have not played through the requirement - which in my experience this week, you'll do very well to achieve.

My 32 days are behind me, onwards and upwards.

**KasinoKing** · 2nd July 2011, 09:32 PM

Originally Posted by jonny boy

After playing at the above casino for 6 days, I managed to scrape back to even (well up £1 for the trouble!) but it felt like a big win! I've never experienced so many face cards for a dealer, strike outs on double 11, or losing on 20 when faced with a single 6...

So you've played for 6 days and beaten the house advantage against you, and yet it still sounds like you are calling "rigged"

"There's no pleasing some people..."
"That's just what Jesus said sir!"
(Life of Brian

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Welcome to the forum!

KK

**jonny boy** · 2nd July 2011, 09:50 PM

Rigged, no, more difficult yes. I don't play to lose, and hence when employing a good strategy over a decent period of time comparisons with other casinos with the same parameters become more prominent.

I give casinos a fair period of play, and no doubt others have done well, but my opinion is that they are one of the toughest ones to come out ahead.

That said, they don't seem to have a 'delay' of half a second or so as found on Victor Chandler, when a bust card is coming - try it out. Play for at least an hour, and see what you find. You'll have to pay close attention, but for me, it's clear. I don't know why this is the case but it can be rather unsettling if you're losing.

You can't go wrong with William Hill, Winpalace, Sky and Ladbrokes. I like trying other casinos regularly, but haven't added many to my star list lately.

**rainmaker** · 2nd July 2011, 09:50 PM

Oh man, I found your post funny. As KK said, you did better than what you should expect and you still talk about rigged games (rigged in a bad way). People must remember that expected RTP is below 100%, so you are expected to loose on any game/machine. Unless you are...you know...Lucky

**Nifty29** · 3rd July 2011, 12:52 AM

Originally Posted by jonny boy

After playing at the above casino for 6 days, I managed to scrape back to even (well up £1 for the trouble!) but it felt like a big win! I've never experienced so many face cards for a dealer, strike outs on double 11, or losing on 20 when faced with a single 6.

As a seasoned user of casino sites I expect, and have endured bad runs, but playing a good blackjack strategy, this is as tough as I've found it. Furthermore, after registering it seems foolish to accept their welcome bonus when you can only use it after you've exhausted your cash balance, and cannot withdraw any cash balance if you have not played through the requirement - which in my experience this week, you'll do very well to achieve.

My 32 days are behind me, onwards and upwards.

Yep.

Onward and upward. I can recommend some excellent sites such as Virtual Casino and Cool Cat....they will make sure you get a fair game, unlike 32red who have an awful reputation