Your biggest Wins?

[bolle72]

Considering all the negatives I tend to hear about online casinos ( most well deserved), I'd love to hear about wins! The biggest I ever won was $500 at an online casino. I'd love to hear about your biggest win ( and paid) and what casino it was at.

[gamblinboi]

Considering all the negatives I tend to hear about online casinos ( most well deserved), I'd love to hear about wins! The biggest I ever won was $500 at an online casino. I'd love to hear about your biggest win ( and paid) and what casino it was at.

biggest win was somewhere about $2400.
Biggest loss (casino screwed me out of money) was around $1800 in unpaid winnings from a Royal Flush. There's another casino right now that is trying to screw me out of $1300 in winnings (The Dude is on it though :> ). Biggest loss in a day without the casino pulling fast ones on me I think was around $1500 (bad, bad luck at Pontoon at a few RTGs).

[benroles]

biggest win was somewhere about $2400.
Biggest loss (casino screwed me out of money) was around $1800 in unpaid winnings from a Royal Flush. There's another casino right now that is trying to screw me out of $1300 in winnings (The Dude is on it though :> ). Biggest loss in a day without the casino pulling fast ones on me I think was around $1500 (bad, bad luck at Pontoon at a few RTGs).

Despite only playing slots once in a blue moon, I once hit £1250 (from £1.25 on Jackpot's Express - MG) and once hit $1250 (from $1.25 on the RTG Red, White Blue Game - not sure of it's proper name).

Biggest win was in a few sessions where I turned $110 into $12,000 playing BJ at an RTG but got greedy and returned $8000 of it... still cashed in the near-$4000 profit though....

Oh.. and I once hit Major Millions for $800 - again a surprise as, like I say, I throw cash at slots about twice a year!

Ben.

P.S. I did hit a Royal Flush once at MG power poker JoB but was in PLAY MODE!

[caps]

My biggest single session win was a $7,200 profit playing blackjack, on an initial investment of $300. It actually didn't take that long to build it up -- I was plumb stupid lucky.

As for losses, the initial post does not specifically demand a discussion of these, so I'll rest on my right to remain silent. Moreover, disclosure here might well undermine my ability to assert to my spouse that I have never actually lost -- a position that I have maintained, over time, through argumentative gymnastics that would cause you logicians out there to shed tears of laughter.

[dirk_dangerous]

$90,000+ Can you guess which casino? And they paid quickly. Boy, I wish they would run that promotion again

[anarxis]

007 Promotion at CON?

[pokeraddict]

I hit a bad beat jackpot of $6250 at bigbetpoker.com Had a $5800 hit craps/blackjack at betcris. Biggest loss was WSEX blackjack lost $1000 betting $50 in about 15 minutes.

[xianna]

I once got an $8000 royal at Golden Reef. They paid quickly too.

[maliboo]

I currently have 4305 in approved withdrawals from USAcasino and 11800 in my balance all accumulated over 2 weeks playing BJ. Do you think I should be prepared for any grief from them when I withdraw the rest?

[dberry100]

Considering all the negatives I tend to hear about online casinos ( most well deserved), I'd love to hear about wins! The biggest I ever won was $500 at an online casino. I'd love to hear about your biggest win ( and paid) and what casino it was at.

My biggest payout was $75 bucks just this past Sunday morning 2/8/04... It was my first ever as an online player, and only cost me several hundred bucks of play to get it.

Now for many of you, I've posted enough on Casinomeister that you know that I represent myself as an idiot n00b, and indeed I am.

I entered into the online gaming world in Jan 04 with bonus stars in my eyes but thanks to the forum postings and repeated warnings by the moderators to read the "terms and conditions" I've blown some money and learned a lot this past month.

Guys, as a n00b I have to give hats off to Captain Cooks. Being a new player, Captain Cook's has a good introductory bonus, and I took them up on it. Much to my chagrin, I burned through the Captain's bonus and a few other casino bonuses as well.

Since then, I've tried Captain's with no bonus. The freedom of no bonus burden is wonderful. Somehow Sunday morning, on one of the $20s I slapped down, I crawled myself into a $75 balance. Hungry for my first payout ever, I went through the cashout process. I was shocked this Tuesday morning when my Firepay account reflected a $75 credit, barely 48 hours after my cashout. Granted, they required the minimal email paperwork for a first time cashout but it couldnt be any more intrusive than the cameras, microphones and intrusiveness that we find at a land based casino.

Hats off to my first payoff!