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    Can anyone explain why Roulette is banned for clearing bonus wagering requirements?

    Can any of the casino personnel out there explain why roulette is restricted from clearing casino bonuses? This really bugs me, because I fell like I'm missing something ... but I have no idea what. (Casinos which restrict roulette, but allow other tables games such as blackjack, 3-card, etc)

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    ** Most of the games are restricted due to the quick and easy way to up the wager if you know what you doing... ie: they brand it as a possible 'bonus abusing' game. I think. NOt sure though, but that is the standard from all casinos. You can always turn the bonus down and play the game anyway... **

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    same reason why baccarat and craps are banned

    b/c you can place bets on both sides: red/black, house/banker, pass/don't pass

    yea you lose some to house adv, but it allows you to clear bonus with almost no risk to you ORIGINAL FUNDS, plus it's easy to play, whereas a 'skill' player is needed to play blackjack correctly (skill being defined defined as someone who memorized basic strategy)

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    Quote Originally Posted by bpb
    Can any of the casino personnel out there explain why roulette is restricted from clearing casino bonuses? This really bugs me, because I fell like I'm missing something ... but I have no idea what. (Casinos which restrict roulette, but allow other tables games such as blackjack, 3-card, etc)
    I guess itīs just because you can make " no risk bets" as the casinoīs call it, e.g. betting the same amount on red and black.
    But I donīt know,if there really exist any NO risk bets on roulette

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    ** In general I just hate being told what to do... Eternal-teenager-syndrome hence i don't take bonus. grrrrr **

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    Back in the day when bonus wagering was very low, it was possible to bet red / black and play with literally no risk, the house edge on roulette not being sufficiently great to eat up the bonus on such small playthrough requirements. Nowadays, those requirements are sufficient for play on roulette to have negative value for the player, but clueless casinos don't understand this. They still think that red / black, player / banker etc are "risk free" bets, and continue to exclude them.

    Which tells you a lot about the monkeys behind the vast majority of these operations.

    EDIT: LOLOLOL - apparently it's not just casino managers. LOL.

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    ** caruso, can you blame them? Seriously, if this was your outfit would you not want to play it safe? There are pple who make it their JOBS to 'bust the bank' for them... lol... I am not saying it is right, or even clever, but hey, I don't care. If I don't like it, I don't take the bonus! When I win I win, when I loose I loose... So long as they pay me, I have nobody to blame and nobody to accuse of all sorts of things but myself. **

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    actually i think it has more to do with the fact that as long as 37 * (bonus amount) > wage requirement, you can guaranteed to be up more than your original deposit no matter what happens, hence no gamble/ no risk of your own funds

    even with flatbetting in blackjack, theoretical return is slightly less than 50%, you can still lose your deposited funds due to bad luck, rigged software, bad play, clouded judgement etc... so there's still a CHANCE that you might LOSE

    *edit* also, pass/don't pass line at craps offer you even less of a theoretical loss
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    Quote Originally Posted by ezc3m
    it allows you to clear bonus with almost no risk to you ORIGINAL FUNDS
    Actually there could be zero risk depending on the terms.

    Say you have a 100/100 deal play 3500. Just bet $5 on all 37 numbers 19 times. You've wagered $3515 and lost the expected $95. But have a $5 profit.

    Even Playtech couldn't rig that

    Hard to believe there are unscrupulous people out there who would take advantage of a positive expectation with no risk.

    Edited to add: You beat me to it! See you in Jacksonville. Unless you're in AC end of month!
    Last edited by Clayman; 21st January 2005 at 08:43 PM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Clayman
    Actually there could be zero risk depending on the terms.

    Say you have a 100/100 deal play 3500. Just bet $5 on all 37 numbers 19 times. You've wagered $3515 and lost the expected $95. But have a $5 profit.

    Even Playtech couldn't rig that

    Hard to believe there are unscrupulous people out there who would take advantage of a positive expectation with no risk.

    exactly

    *EDITED* sorry brain freeze, we said the same thing, i just couldnt get my head out of my a-- in time
    Last edited by 555YY; 21st January 2005 at 08:47 PM.

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