roulettedonkey
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So, it happened to me at least four times over the course of 2 years, in different casinos.
What's an unbelievable run and a bust ?
- several (not one) 100x big wins in a single session of, say 1500 spins in different slots or non-live roulette/BJ,
- initial deposit multiplied by 20x to 200x
- with or without initial bonuses, but max amount cashable
- followed by an absurd sequence of low wins (< 5xBet), say only less than 200 spins, only <10€/spin with many <2€/spin, no degen >50€ bets.
approx amounts
20€ to 1500€ to 0€
100€ to 3600€ to 0€
10€ (!!!) to 1100€ to 0€
40€ to 600€ to 0€
Having say that, I DID cashout (once) on one similar crazy run and some big wins/progressives on other sessions / casinos.
Of course, I would say nothing if I had 10 or 20 playing sessions in total because it would be not statistically significant to conclude that it's rigged in my favour or the favour of the casino. But I have played much more like you all do.
There'll never be enough reliable statistical data to provide a solid proof that a doomswitch is activated by a betting pattern analyzer. But I think it's only a matter of time until such program leaks.
I am firmly convinced than there is such setup and algorithms to ensure that the player will come back. The goal for casinos is not to bring everyone to 0, but to ensure long term income.
Artificial intelligence is not specifically my field, but there is no doubt that, just like robot can learn to move around (without being instructed anything), they can learn to analyze and predict player betting pattern with enough accuracy. It's waaaaaaay easier than making a robot walk.
A player who has been on these rollercoasters is more valuable to a casino than another player who lost the very same amount because the first one would come back to try again (aka chase his loses).
Casinos can totally afford the risk of having the player cash out sometimes (and they'd profit from the free advertisement on casino review sites). But they'll still prefer confiscate the wining for any absurd reason.
My remark would be of course irrelevant in a
Anyway, that was OFFTOPIC, or topic of another thread (please open one)
So what's your experiences of crazy runs ? What do you think of it ?
What's an unbelievable run and a bust ?
- several (not one) 100x big wins in a single session of, say 1500 spins in different slots or non-live roulette/BJ,
- initial deposit multiplied by 20x to 200x
- with or without initial bonuses, but max amount cashable
- followed by an absurd sequence of low wins (< 5xBet), say only less than 200 spins, only <10€/spin with many <2€/spin, no degen >50€ bets.
approx amounts
20€ to 1500€ to 0€
100€ to 3600€ to 0€
10€ (!!!) to 1100€ to 0€
40€ to 600€ to 0€
Having say that, I DID cashout (once) on one similar crazy run and some big wins/progressives on other sessions / casinos.
Of course, I would say nothing if I had 10 or 20 playing sessions in total because it would be not statistically significant to conclude that it's rigged in my favour or the favour of the casino. But I have played much more like you all do.
There'll never be enough reliable statistical data to provide a solid proof that a doomswitch is activated by a betting pattern analyzer. But I think it's only a matter of time until such program leaks.
I am firmly convinced than there is such setup and algorithms to ensure that the player will come back. The goal for casinos is not to bring everyone to 0, but to ensure long term income.
Artificial intelligence is not specifically my field, but there is no doubt that, just like robot can learn to move around (without being instructed anything), they can learn to analyze and predict player betting pattern with enough accuracy. It's waaaaaaay easier than making a robot walk.
A player who has been on these rollercoasters is more valuable to a casino than another player who lost the very same amount because the first one would come back to try again (aka chase his loses).
Casinos can totally afford the risk of having the player cash out sometimes (and they'd profit from the free advertisement on casino review sites). But they'll still prefer confiscate the wining for any absurd reason.
My remark would be of course irrelevant in a
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game/casino scenario (mostly cryptocurrency "casinos"). All the Online Casinos (of registered companies, Curacao, Malta etc) are not Provably fair, are they ? Oh, they're audited ? AHAHAHAHAH (sarcasm...)Anyway, that was OFFTOPIC, or topic of another thread (please open one)
So what's your experiences of crazy runs ? What do you think of it ?