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Why not?Lisa10xx said:I am not posting my pic on a website!
Nice pic from what I see anyway!KasinoKing said:Why not?
With apologies to Meister & Lisa, here's a pik of me...
I am: Playing a slot / 45 / fat / balding / sad / pissed *
(*delete as appropriate!)
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What was the thread about again?casinomeister said:C'mon guys. Do ya'll live in caves? Just look out your window and maybe you'll spot a female. Or just do a google search on "female", I'm sure something'll come up.
Leave the lady alone and don't derail the thread.
KasinoKing said:How to make (nearly) $500 in 2 days!
Good Job KK
What on Earth is going on (2)?
KasinoKing said:As you can see, because I was winning I was STILL tempted to play on the crap slots, just to make sure...
(Not surprising that the crap ones show the biggest losses).
So here we are:-
Slot Strategy Tip No.1a: NEVER assume that a good slot that is crap one month will be similarly crap the next month! (Still limit your exposure though)
Slot Strategy Tip No.2: Don't push your luck too much. Once you've hit big - move on ASAP.
Slot Strategy Tip No.3: Don't be tempted by the crap crap slots, unless you are 100% prepared to lose your money for the sake of some light entertainment.
Slot Strategy Tip No.4: Be bloody lucky!
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Jeeeeeeeeeeeezuz, you people take the biscuit.gaputernut said:Sorry you got slammed with negatives why0why.
caruso said:Jeeeeeeeeeeeezuz, you people take the biscuit.
The poster requested feedback on how to make money from slots. A bunch of smart posters gave him a load of good, relevant advice - and the slot-junkies call "negativity".
It's not "negative" that slots cannot be beaten - it's fact. It may not be an agreeable fact, you may not like the fact, the fact may sit sadly on your shoulders, but it remains FACT.
Read the above sentence over and over until it penetrates.
Yeah but, I rarely get wasted. In fact, I've been wasted probably only three times in the last year - one was at my birthday party, thanks to Peralis and a bottle of Tequilla. The other two times - I can't remember when they happened, but I think Spear, greedy girl, or Jetset might have been there.gaputernut said:...There is nothing wrong with having a pastime that could make you money..... Better than going to bar and blowing $50.00 on drinking...lol (no offense Meister..I know you love your beer)
I feel penetratedcaruso said:Read the above sentence over and over until it penetrates.
I least you felt itcasinomeister said:Yeah but, I rarely get wasted. In fact, I've been wasted probably only three times in the last year - one was at my birthday party, thanks to Peralis and a bottle of Tequilla. The other two times - I can't remember when they happened, but I think Spear, greedy girl, or Jetset might have been there.
I live in Germany, so $50 would go a long way. In fact that's about 4 months worth of beer for me
I feel penetrated
gaputernut said:The best strategy is to limit what you spend...and cash out when you make money...that is the problem I have , I enjoy playing too much.
I don't see affiliates perpetuating myths about slots - when did this happen? Some may push the games because they enjoy them, but I don't see where affiliates are coming up with some BS to entice players to "c'mon down! Play to win!"jamiester said:I second Caruso. I can understand affiliates wanting to perpetuate myths about slots but it even seems that the players themselves want to remain ignorant of the facts. As if somehow understanding how slots really work will take the fun out of them
Caruso mate, I think you need some time off!caruso said:Jeeeeeeeeeeeezuz, you people take the biscuit.
The poster requested feedback on how to make money from slots. A bunch of smart posters gave him a load of good, relevant advice - and the slot-junkies call "negativity".
It's not "negative" that slots cannot be beaten - it's fact. It may not be an agreeable fact, you may not like the fact, the fact may sit sadly on your shoulders, but it remains FACT.
Read the above sentence over and over until it penetrates.
Professional gamblers make a living by making gambles with positive expectation. The only way to get positive expectation by playing a fair slot machine (fair in the sense that spins are uncorrelated) is to either play with a bonus, or play a progressive machine where the jackpot is high enough for the machine to have positive expectation.KasinoKing said:However, I also believe there are quite a few 'professional' gamblers in this world who make their entire living just from taking risks. Are you going to tell them to stop too?
PLEASE stop taking this thread so seriously!raol said:Professional gamblers make a living by making gambles with positive expectation. The only way to get positive expectation by playing a fair slot machine (fair in the sense that spins are uncorrelated) is to either play with a bonus, or play a progressive machine where the jackpot is high enough for the machine to have positive expectation.
Did you not read the original post?KasinoKing said:PLEASE stop taking this thread so seriously!
I'm not saying that myself or anyone else can regularly profit from slots. I am saying they are great fun and can give you the occasional big hit which is really exciting!
(Much better than grinding your way through 100's of hands of blackjack!)
However I do believe there are strategies which will help you minimise your loss. (But you don't have to believe me )
Play with a bonus...? Now there's a thought!
There's more than one way to skin a cat, Bryan. One might conclude that posting threads about individual slot games on probably the highest traffic casino board on the net, then flooding them with screenshots of multi-thousand dollar hits, is "perpetuating the myth", on the basis that the design may be to delude and encourage players into feeding the machines. Let's face it, this is the meat & drink of casino advertising, so it'd hardly be new.casinomeister said:I don't see affiliates perpetuating myths about slots - when did this happen?
Let's not forget that it's not all webmasters posting these screenshots, and that webmasters feed these casinos $$ as much as the players do. Well, most of the time I guess.caruso said:There's more than one way to skin a cat, Bryan. One might conclude that posting threads about individual slot games on probably the highest traffic casino board on the net, then flooding them with screenshots of multi-thousand dollar hits, is "perpetuating the myth", on the basis that the design may be to delude and encourage players into feeding the machines. Let's face it, this is the meat & drink of casino advertising, so it'd hardly be new.
Good point.caruso said:I'm not saying that IS the case - but it well might be. It would be idiotic and gullible to not at least entertain the possibility....
Yeah but, paranoia will destroy yacaruso said:You would be right to call this cynical / paranoid.
I think you're looking at too many dots. Don't forget about the "Screenshots that suck" thread.caruso said:I would call it both, but also realistic. It doesn't take much to join the dots (though again, I acknowledge the possibility that they can be joined incorrectly and lead to the wrong picture).
Baby, aready happened - at least fifteen years ago.casinomeister said:Yeah but, paranoia will destroy ya
jamiester said:That is the one sentence of your whole post that has any accuracy. The above 3 paragraphs are probably just speculative nonsense.
I second Caruso. I can understand affiliates wanting to perpetuate myths about slots but it even seems that the players themselves want to remain ignorant of the facts. As if somehow understanding how slots really work will take the fun out of them
And for the record, I AM a slots player. You don't have to trick yourself into believing you can beat them to enjoy them. In fact much of the pleasure comes from beating longer odds, when you do.
casinomeister said:I don't see affiliates perpetuating myths about slots - when did this happen? Some may push the games because they enjoy them, but I don't see where affiliates are coming up with some BS to entice players to "c'mon down! Play to win!"