BetOnline's BJ Games Are Blatantly Rigged
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Sorry, you'll have to take the time to write what they said in your own words. Try paraphrasing.
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As per the rules which I am sure you've read. Right?
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I don't know what you're banging on about, buddy. I didn't quote anyone but myself. I didn't include BOL's phony, semi-grammatical, quasi-automated reply to my review on Trustpilot. Copyrighted material? From my OWN REVIEW on Trustpilot? LMAO!!!
So, let's try this again:
Alas, the story doesn't end there. Being the fool that I am, and a bit of a degenerate, I decided to try my hand at their BetSoft blackjack games. I lost over $12k in about 12 hours (a loss, therefore, of roughly $1k/hour), betting an average of maybe $25-30/hand. This is almost statistically impossible in a fair and honest game, to wit, approximately seven (7!!!) standard deviations outside what chance alone would predict.
I kept careful track of the tens of thousands of hands I played, not just during the aforementioned catastrophic session, but for months beforehand. (I even took screenshots of hundreds of the more conspicuously unlikely hands, as photographic evidence to be used in potential future litigation.)
Here are some concrete examples proving beyond any reasonable doubt that BOL's BetSoft blackjack games are rigged:
1. The dealer averages about one blackjack per 10 hands. (He'll go in spurts where he gets maybe four or five in the space of nine hands, which is utterly absurd and nothing I've ever experienced in a brick-and-mortar casino, but obviously it's the long-term trend that's statistically significant.) In a fair and honest game, the ratio would be closer to 1 in 20 (4.73%) - not even quite half what we witness in BOL's BetSoft games.
2. Stunningly, the dealer shows a face card as his "up-card" approx 65%(!!!) of the time, when of course the actual figure should be about 38.5% (5/13). This, of course, essentially forces the player to hit countless hands he might otherwise stand on. Not coincidentally, I'm sure, most of those hands tend to be 12-16.
3. In conjunction with #2, above: of all the hands where the dealer shows a face card as his up-card, not including aces, he turns over a face card a whopping 58% of the time! This is almost twice what the percentage would be in a fair game, i.e., approx 31% (or 4/13)
4. The dealer achieves a total of 21 in 14.3%(!!!) of all hands. This is roughly double what the figure would be in a fair, honest, non-rigged game: approx 7.4%.
5. As mentioned above, regardless of the # of hands played, the player receives an inordinate number of "stiffs," i.e., hands initially totaling between 12-16. Stiffs account for roughly 55% of all player hands, when the actual figure should be closer to 33%.
6. While I certainly won some large ($100-200) bets here and there along the way, there was a striking, unmistakable correlation between bet size and outcome. After applying the relevant formula, I found that the player is about 19.4% more likely to lose a bet of $50 or more than he is a bet of $10 or less (all things being equal).
7. Perhaps most blatant of all, while a 12 should bust on the first card drawn in just under 33% (4/13) of cases, on BOL's rigged BetSoft games, a player's 12 will bust on the first card drawn a STAGGERING 73.2%(!!!!!!) of the time. It's as if the algorithm the software runs on had a sort of hiccup whereby it just can't help itself from laying a brick on almost every player 12.
All in all, I noticed that, for brief stretches, it was almost as if the dealer were programmed to bust on any two cards, and to deal the player a decent string of 20s and blackjacks. This would last just long enough for the player to feasibly double his or her money. Problem is, once this "spell" wore off, the dealer would start winning about 6/7 hands, mostly with 21s and blackjacks. This "boss mode," as I came to dub it, would last for a good 50-100 hands, thereby not only erasing all of the player's winnings, but almost certainly wiping out his initial bankroll as well.
And this happened session... after session... after session... after session... after session. Again, across the span of several months and over 25k hands. KEY POINT: That is *more* than enough hands to constitute a statistically significant sample, i.e., one from which meaningful data, like #1-7 above, can be derived.
Conclusion? I am reasonably certain, to a 95% degree of confidence, that BOL's BetSoft bj games are rigged.
If others have had similar experiences, please let me know in the comments below and perhaps we can communicate off-site, with an eye toward a class-action lawsuit. (BOL may think it's immune to lawsuits by U.S. players because it's based in Panama, but in fact, under the "minimum contacts" standard set forth by the U.S. Supreme Court in INTERNATIONAL SHOE CO. v. WASHINGTON, any concern doing business, physically or virtually, within the boundaries of a given jurisdiction thereby subjects itself to the laws and regs thereof. SOURCE: I'm an attorney.
So, let's try this again:
RIGGED BJ SOFTWARE!!! BEWARE!!!
Their poker client is great, with lots of traffic, and the crypto payouts are truly lightning fast (usu 30 mins or less). In addition, their customer service tends to be very responsive, friendly, and helpful. In THOSE respects, I'd give BOL an enthusiastic five stars.Alas, the story doesn't end there. Being the fool that I am, and a bit of a degenerate, I decided to try my hand at their BetSoft blackjack games. I lost over $12k in about 12 hours (a loss, therefore, of roughly $1k/hour), betting an average of maybe $25-30/hand. This is almost statistically impossible in a fair and honest game, to wit, approximately seven (7!!!) standard deviations outside what chance alone would predict.
I kept careful track of the tens of thousands of hands I played, not just during the aforementioned catastrophic session, but for months beforehand. (I even took screenshots of hundreds of the more conspicuously unlikely hands, as photographic evidence to be used in potential future litigation.)
Here are some concrete examples proving beyond any reasonable doubt that BOL's BetSoft blackjack games are rigged:
1. The dealer averages about one blackjack per 10 hands. (He'll go in spurts where he gets maybe four or five in the space of nine hands, which is utterly absurd and nothing I've ever experienced in a brick-and-mortar casino, but obviously it's the long-term trend that's statistically significant.) In a fair and honest game, the ratio would be closer to 1 in 20 (4.73%) - not even quite half what we witness in BOL's BetSoft games.
2. Stunningly, the dealer shows a face card as his "up-card" approx 65%(!!!) of the time, when of course the actual figure should be about 38.5% (5/13). This, of course, essentially forces the player to hit countless hands he might otherwise stand on. Not coincidentally, I'm sure, most of those hands tend to be 12-16.
3. In conjunction with #2, above: of all the hands where the dealer shows a face card as his up-card, not including aces, he turns over a face card a whopping 58% of the time! This is almost twice what the percentage would be in a fair game, i.e., approx 31% (or 4/13)
4. The dealer achieves a total of 21 in 14.3%(!!!) of all hands. This is roughly double what the figure would be in a fair, honest, non-rigged game: approx 7.4%.
5. As mentioned above, regardless of the # of hands played, the player receives an inordinate number of "stiffs," i.e., hands initially totaling between 12-16. Stiffs account for roughly 55% of all player hands, when the actual figure should be closer to 33%.
6. While I certainly won some large ($100-200) bets here and there along the way, there was a striking, unmistakable correlation between bet size and outcome. After applying the relevant formula, I found that the player is about 19.4% more likely to lose a bet of $50 or more than he is a bet of $10 or less (all things being equal).
7. Perhaps most blatant of all, while a 12 should bust on the first card drawn in just under 33% (4/13) of cases, on BOL's rigged BetSoft games, a player's 12 will bust on the first card drawn a STAGGERING 73.2%(!!!!!!) of the time. It's as if the algorithm the software runs on had a sort of hiccup whereby it just can't help itself from laying a brick on almost every player 12.
All in all, I noticed that, for brief stretches, it was almost as if the dealer were programmed to bust on any two cards, and to deal the player a decent string of 20s and blackjacks. This would last just long enough for the player to feasibly double his or her money. Problem is, once this "spell" wore off, the dealer would start winning about 6/7 hands, mostly with 21s and blackjacks. This "boss mode," as I came to dub it, would last for a good 50-100 hands, thereby not only erasing all of the player's winnings, but almost certainly wiping out his initial bankroll as well.
And this happened session... after session... after session... after session... after session. Again, across the span of several months and over 25k hands. KEY POINT: That is *more* than enough hands to constitute a statistically significant sample, i.e., one from which meaningful data, like #1-7 above, can be derived.
Conclusion? I am reasonably certain, to a 95% degree of confidence, that BOL's BetSoft bj games are rigged.
If others have had similar experiences, please let me know in the comments below and perhaps we can communicate off-site, with an eye toward a class-action lawsuit. (BOL may think it's immune to lawsuits by U.S. players because it's based in Panama, but in fact, under the "minimum contacts" standard set forth by the U.S. Supreme Court in INTERNATIONAL SHOE CO. v. WASHINGTON, any concern doing business, physically or virtually, within the boundaries of a given jurisdiction thereby subjects itself to the laws and regs thereof. SOURCE: I'm an attorney.
Note, furthermore, that I could have simply omitted any reference to TP and posted the review in its entirety. If need be, I'll retype the entire thing here in this window, or spend two hours tediously revising it until the particular combination of words is sufficiently different to satisfy your arbitrary sense of propriety. Which works better for you?
I've just been cheated out of $23,448 and this dude wants to throw up nonsensical barriers to the infinitesimally dim ray of hope I might have of procuring some minuscule sliver of relief. Wow...
I've just been cheated out of $23,448 and this dude wants to throw up nonsensical barriers to the infinitesimally dim ray of hope I might have of procuring some minuscule sliver of relief. Wow...
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You've certainly come to the right place if you want this issue to be scrutinized in a fair and transparent way by knowledgeable people. I can see you're obviously pissed off about what has happened but if you want members' help and advice I would suggest you go back to your second and third posts and retone them slightly, or you're not going to endear yourself to anyone on here and you'll get absolutely nowhere.
People on here are more than willing to give up their time for nothing to help others with their problems, so if you want to get that far try editing your replies a bit - I'm sure it was an honest mistake regarding the TP review; Casinomeister (site owner) must have read it quickly and thought you were quoting someone else's material rather than your own, and didn't want to be dropped in it... a simple misunderstanding.
Welcome to the site and good luck with this issue if you manage to get it investigated ?
I love a game of BJ myself and if the sessions you describe above happened to me I would also be suspicious. 25k hands is plenty. I assume you were playing basic strategy?
People on here are more than willing to give up their time for nothing to help others with their problems, so if you want to get that far try editing your replies a bit - I'm sure it was an honest mistake regarding the TP review; Casinomeister (site owner) must have read it quickly and thought you were quoting someone else's material rather than your own, and didn't want to be dropped in it... a simple misunderstanding.
Welcome to the site and good luck with this issue if you manage to get it investigated ?
I love a game of BJ myself and if the sessions you describe above happened to me I would also be suspicious. 25k hands is plenty. I assume you were playing basic strategy?
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I do apologize for my tone. I'm still in a state of shock, rage, and disbelief, as much at myself as at BOL.
Yes, I've played flawless basic strategy since I was a teenager. I know the game of blackjack as well as I know my own name, and though a lawyer by trade, I got an A in Stats in college and am quite knowledgeable vis-a-vis probability theory (thanks largely to my love of gambling) and am quite capable of running the requisite calculations to derive standard deviations and the like. I routinely count cards and do quite well at brick-and-mortar casinos that offer shoes with decent penetration (rarer and rarer these days, alas).
Truth is, 25k is a low estimate. I may well have played closer to 30-35k hands. Furthermore, my brother played on BOL years ago, also plays perfect basic strategy, and sent me a sample of about 10k hands *he* played on there (he kept a log, is as meticulous as I, though alas didn't warn me about BOL until it was too late). So we're actually talking about a sample of anywhere from 40-45k hands. And the same patterns emerge again and again throughout that entire sample.
Any ideas on what we, as a community, might do about this, not only to get ME some satisfaction but also to assist other aggrieved bj players (on BOL) and, if at all possible, prevent others from being victimized similarly going forward?
Yes, I've played flawless basic strategy since I was a teenager. I know the game of blackjack as well as I know my own name, and though a lawyer by trade, I got an A in Stats in college and am quite knowledgeable vis-a-vis probability theory (thanks largely to my love of gambling) and am quite capable of running the requisite calculations to derive standard deviations and the like. I routinely count cards and do quite well at brick-and-mortar casinos that offer shoes with decent penetration (rarer and rarer these days, alas).
Truth is, 25k is a low estimate. I may well have played closer to 30-35k hands. Furthermore, my brother played on BOL years ago, also plays perfect basic strategy, and sent me a sample of about 10k hands *he* played on there (he kept a log, is as meticulous as I, though alas didn't warn me about BOL until it was too late). So we're actually talking about a sample of anywhere from 40-45k hands. And the same patterns emerge again and again throughout that entire sample.
Any ideas on what we, as a community, might do about this, not only to get ME some satisfaction but also to assist other aggrieved bj players (on BOL) and, if at all possible, prevent others from being victimized similarly going forward?
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Check the Terms at TrustPilot and you'll see this:
TP tends to be very aggressive in their pursuit of anyone whom they feel is in violation of this.
So technically what @Casinomeister said is true, they could well accuse us of using material from their site (because we allowed you to publish it here), although he may have in err regarding the original author.
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40-45k hands played in blackjack is a solid sample for statistical analysis. Assuming that the statistics you mentioned in your post are true (backed up with tracks/logs), it is indeed an abnormal sample. What is your overall rRTP on that sample? Which version of the Betsoft BJ you have played?
Betsoft had some questionable incidents in the past, including rigged keno games, "locked jackpots", unpaid jackpot, and license suspension from Alderney.
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#1 - I am NOT your buddy.
#2 - I am the owner and administrator of this forum - and I do my best to ensure our members abide by our rules, many of which are here to protect our site from agro litigious people or entities.
You are not being singled out or picked on. The majority of our members understand and respect our forum rules. Those who don't are reminded on what these rules are all about. You agreed to them when signing up - so I would have expected you to have read them and respect them.
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i agree. after winning large amount never again have I won. it is like they flagged my account. also anytime I bet the remaining stack the dealer will get a BJ or 21 out of magic. I've seen it happen last 10 sessions. unbelievable. really rigged, you feel it. it like not even fair anymore. i quit for good.
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If thats the same software that paddypower uses (or rather they used about 7 years ago) then I could well believe this. I recognise the graphics and card design lol
I had some impossibly bad sessions back then that IMO were 100% rigged, and in exactly the way the OP is describing.
I had some impossibly bad sessions back then that IMO were 100% rigged, and in exactly the way the OP is describing.
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it doesn't matter how old the post is betonline still not fair in terms of dealing out cards. dealer will have a face card most of the time or when dealer doesn't have one, they will draw a low card to be in 17-21 but your hand will be under 17 or bust majority of the time. like someone stated they flag your account, and they do! people speak up if you're out there and play betonline and have same experience!
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It's absolutely ridiculous, They Reality is, it will let you win for a while after you Deposit, and then it will infinitely take it all back.
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agreed @MapleSYrup !
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Im currently a diamond 2 vip level (2.5m wagered) with betonline. I have easily played over 50k hands(10k~ logged).
My experience has been exactly the same as OP's. As of right now they offer 24 different games of blackjack. And these bullshit tendencies are similar across all of their games. Their less popular BJ games being even worse.
Op mentioned that he feels like his account is being flagged to lose?
My discord group has found specific times that huge win streaks are guaranteed to happen. (tested by multiple people including myself). This has to mean they are setting us up to lose as well?
My experience has been exactly the same as OP's. As of right now they offer 24 different games of blackjack. And these bullshit tendencies are similar across all of their games. Their less popular BJ games being even worse.
Op mentioned that he feels like his account is being flagged to lose?
My discord group has found specific times that huge win streaks are guaranteed to happen. (tested by multiple people including myself). This has to mean they are setting us up to lose as well?
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Well if you know what time these win streaks are guaranteed why play at any other time lol.
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Because it’s not free and isn’t an exploit that you can abuse. It’s proof that win/loss chances are being tampered with.
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I’m realizing nothing good will come out of what I’m trying to do. I’m probably just wasting my time.
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Yep it is definitely rigged, at least in my experiences. Frequently, getting 20s results in the computer getting 21s way more then they should. And yeah you bust SO many times hitting on 12s.
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None of the games are advertised to have a similar experience to standard blackjack. And even if it did, betonline’s terms of service explains that any and all things related to the service they provide, does NOT promise to have fairness or legitimacy in any way.
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My company supplied Betonline with some games for a while up until about 1 year ago. But they asked us to do things to Blackjacks we would never do as we are also players and expect things to be fair. They wanted us to throw certain cards in Blackjack if players were winning too much etc. They wanted us to make the Roulette fixed and for Slots to pay out much less than they report in the RTP info. They bully suppliers and some of the managament even try and force suppliers to cut personal deals to be paid money via BTC for promoting games to good positions in the lobby. This was a woman called Theo or something. They really are scammers and should not be played on at all.
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If I play blackjack online I only play the live games. The betsoft blackjack games are basically just slots reskinned as a blackjack game. I played them years ago but you soon realise you might aswell just play slots than those blackjack game. Unlike live blackjack games, there is no shoe. Every hand is independent from the last so the dealer could get 30 blackjacks in a row. Its not uncommon in those games for the dealer to have a crazy win streak.
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I also think they have an algorith whereby once your stake is increased the RTP is lowered. The amount of times I was doing ok and then increase the stake and its an instant loss for 20-30 hands is ridiculous. I also noticed that if I doubled on 11 I lost regularly but if I just hit on 11 I would win all the time
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A supervisor stated that there was no return to player (rtp) information available for their blackjack games. He claimed that players had a 50% chance of winning any wager placed in their casino, but no wins were guaranteed. They gave me a link to gaminglabs.com that showed a certificate for a poker RNG software. After I asked them to show me one for any of their blackjack games, they started to ignore me and pretend Iike they didn’t know what I was talking about.
Edit: Am I not allowed to attach pictures to these posts?
Edit: Am I not allowed to attach pictures to these posts?
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I think with Betsoft and other Blackjack games, it doesn't really matter what you decide... its predetermined. Ie once you press deal, its either win or lose. I've had the discussion with various casino's over the years about the gameplay of online blackjack and I've come to the conclusion it doesn't matter if you play perfect strategy as the decision is already made. The amount of times I doubled on an 11 when the dealer has a six, I will get a three and the dealer gets an ace. Got to the point when I would never double as I knew it would be a loss. Betsoft as a provider has always brought out rubbish slots and I would give all of their games a hard pass.
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The problem isn’t just their betsoft games, it’s the casino as a whole. But it’s not a surprise after reading about gaming licenses issued in Panama. There are NO rules or regulations they have to follow and there is absolutely NO auditing done from their gaming board to protect players. The people who own the group of casinos (Wildcasino, sportsbetting, superslots, queen bee) have been affiliated with illegitimate casinos in the past.
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I have experience the same. I called them on it and they laugh at me. I tried to explain to them that you are stealing people money. You beat me fair and square but dont right the game. I live in Florida.
I would love to talk off site. Let's all ban together and do something.Crado
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Everyone is correct about losing on almost every double down. They also end up with 21 an insane amount of the time. When I send them something related to this they never respond. I don’t know why in the world I keep going back and expecting different results.
I have played on Betonline now for months and have logged my blackjack hands. I would track 6 in a row losses and then change my strategy to limit how much I bet to compensate for that. What I noticed is what others on here have noticed as well. When I increased my initial bet, I started losing multiple 6 in a row runs much more frequently. I literally just lost 4 six in a row runs over 70 hands. That’s crazy and tells me that the algorithm is fixed against the player. I am done with Betonline for Blackjack.
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If this was a real issue I think some third party would have done some basic statistical analysis on it by now and proved it and published that.
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It would be very hard to prove. Betsoft would just say the RTP is correct.
Betsoft has been shown to be a dodgy provider in the past. Nothing would suprise me with their dodgy tactics and game design.
I 100% agree. I tested this. Anytime I raise bets I lose 7-8 hands in a row with the dealer averaging over a 20- no busts. When I bet smaller, I win over 50% with the dealer busting 1/3 of the time, its insane. If it happened once, I'd say sure, bad luck, but it's consistent. The gaming commision needs to look at these guys, its terrible.
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I’ve experienced the same but probably 10x the amount of hands you’ve played and more than 10x the amount of money. I believe my results have been even worse statistically and I’m now almost certain this is rigged. Have you gotten anywhere with this?
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afyter reading these posts I can say with confident certainty that the stories told are par for the course - that the advent of computer systems with AI being able to manage the suyite of applications likely beiong employed - it has been the case that video overlays are being used and it's been proven as can be seen in the screenshots I have taken which clearly demonstrate that overlays are indeed being used....not simply to summarize the outcome of any given hand, these overlays are being produced prior to the outcome of the hands having been :decided" by any legit gameplay. That is why you see the dealers move with such slow, deliberate precision when they alomst appear to be suffering from some form of ADHD a they painstakingly place each card in such - a - specific - position.....
it is beciming the case that more often than not these overlays are being emplyed throughout table games...it's just the case that tech has caught up with the demand for processing power which can real-time execute outcomes that are predetermined....nothing personal; (ha- sure, right...) If you wantch carefully at the outcome of a great mnay Baccarat games you will see the same thing. It has come to the time that you aren't so much trying to beat the cards/dealer, as much as you need to be playing a table game that displays all other players hands and play....and even then youre only sightly bettering your potential outcome by requiring their use of an overlay be scrutinuized that much more with the whole table being shown real time what their neighbors are up against.
It's not like they aren't poised to make money hand over fist already, but to throw this kind of malicious and unneccessary nonsense not only makes a win that much more difficult, it also exposes the casino's true nature and their position as it relates to honorable gameplay.
it is beciming the case that more often than not these overlays are being emplyed throughout table games...it's just the case that tech has caught up with the demand for processing power which can real-time execute outcomes that are predetermined....nothing personal; (ha- sure, right...) If you wantch carefully at the outcome of a great mnay Baccarat games you will see the same thing. It has come to the time that you aren't so much trying to beat the cards/dealer, as much as you need to be playing a table game that displays all other players hands and play....and even then youre only sightly bettering your potential outcome by requiring their use of an overlay be scrutinuized that much more with the whole table being shown real time what their neighbors are up against.
It's not like they aren't poised to make money hand over fist already, but to throw this kind of malicious and unneccessary nonsense not only makes a win that much more difficult, it also exposes the casino's true nature and their position as it relates to honorable gameplay.
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its absolutely the case...its a HUGE overwheming majority of hands that they have a 10+ value card showing and the compllete inverse for the player...consistent showing of the player up cared being a 3, 4, 5 or 6absolute garbage cards....with teh dealer making unreal hands wiork. almost total refusal of doubling down on an 11 working - ever. usually doubling down on an 11 ends with me being dealt a 4 or some crap....with their 5 or 6 card shoewing coincidentally amounting to a 17 or busting. Its so blatant....one might say, "Predictable"
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All these claims of it being rigged, its not difficult to do some analysis of the data and prove it beyond doubt, as of today we are still yet to see anyone making such claims back it up with firm data.
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Fair enough - I have not seen any structred reports with an actual study in regards to stats as per lets say, "for every huundred hand played, etc etc" but I can tell you this much: fir th ecountless thousands upon thousands ofhands I've played or the days I've spent like 30 hours straight playing Blackjack (many times)_ over the last 40 years - I think we all know what the liklihood of certain hands and cards making appearances etc.. when you double on 111 and get a 3, 4 , 5 , or some garbage - thats to be expacted, but when it's a consistent thing that happens 18 out of 20 times...for all kinds of different players ....or the frequency which has the dealer up card being a 10 or A...another 18 out of 20 consistently...that is not normal...but even more telling is when the video overlay glitches and you see the results of the hands before the cards are turned...they use teh same type of video overlay some table games that you see things like snapchat wheree the girls put puppy dog noses on thei rface and s**t like that. These places havethe set ups that have been designed to not just read the cards as they are pulled from the shoe - but they generate a visual display to match teh cards played - and sometimes they display cards that arent played. Ive seen the oberlay glitch before - its a trip but they have the tech and they use it.
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ie sconifer claimed to have ~10000 hands logged by a friend but did not provide them. If people were telling the truth you would think they go to lengths to find a way to share such hard data.
