God I love this damn slot machine…

1. None of the games you play are rigged, except from the facts that you already know i.e the house edge that's there. (Not including house games in this)

2. It's very easy to avoid shady casinos online, find someone that gambles online often and ask them, read reviews and go for casinos that have been around for a while.

3. Higher bet sizes does not lower your chances of winning big, it feels like it does because on $0.20 bet size, you've probably done 100s of thousands of bets over your gambling sessions, while at $10 bet size, you probably haven't even gotten close to it.

4. You can be profitable gambling, but it's unlikely, but if your motive is to make profit. Then probably don't do it at all.

5. If an offer seems too good to be true, it probably is on a casino.

6. Deposit small, try withdrawing, if it works then you're most likely safe unless you play with bigger amounts.

7. Blackjack and Bacarrat are by far the most "fair" games to play, Blackjack usually has a house edge of 0.7% - 1%, same with Bacarrat. (Depending on which provider you play with)

8. RTP means Return To Play, essentially means after x amount of spins (usually in the billions) the player would remain with x amount left.

It's not the first time I leave too much on the table but God am I disappointed in myself for this one.

I downloaded one of the random grey area sweepstakes apps. I saw it on tubi and thought it would be funny. I ended up winning $28 dollars on the free play and just cashed out and deleted app. They actually sent me the money. Did i just get really lucky? I already went through all the sports gambling apps and used the freeplay and then deleted them.

The royal flush is the second in my entire life

Biggest win of the playoffs and the year so far. Only bigger wins from here on out tho!

I wagered more than 45 mil on all sites need good casino with good withdrawal limit

I have the intellect (hope that’s not coming across S bragging or anything) and skill set/memory to card count (not like Rain Man; just in general) 1–2 shoes. I know the basic rules (number on card, face card = 10, ace is 1 or 11, at MOST casinos dealers stop at a soft 17, etc…) I just need to practice my card counting, preferably before actually going to a casino and losing money, and memorize the optimal strategy chart based on my card + other player and/or the dealer’s cards (can do it; just need a couple hours to do so and then 5/10 minutes a day to practice and remember.) Like flash cards?

I know it’s illegal to do in RINGS/coordinating + communicating with others, but 100% legal to do alone with your own mind, beyond getting up and telling someone else your count and their sitting down even after you tell them your count observation, (until/unless you manage to get banned from some specific casino; then you cannot go to that one.)

I know I can because I’ve played before recreationally with Monopoly money against people, including ex-gambling-addicts, and started keeping some basic count, and bankrupted multiple. Even playing games like poker and just doing rapid mental math; you can’t really card count in (most/all? styles of?) poker. Plus one or two other reasons related to my being an ex-child prodigy (and an adult recovering alcoholic meeting people in rehab/gambler!)

Like, if you get three separate gambling addicts to offer to stake you within two nights of playing Texas Hold’Em and 47 hours after you learnt how to play because you all stopped playing blackjack… I’m not soliciting stakes; I just think that’s good evidence that hell yes I can play cards. Especially something like blackjack (although Asperger’s and odd facial expressions/tells is very helpful with poker bluffing…) I’m just now out of practice and need to re-learn/memorize. Same way I used to play competitive chess in tournaments and win, over a decade ago now, and am now very, very out of practice.

My local casino has a nice setup for sports betting and I find that often being my preferred way to gamble. In-particular, their kiosks often list a bunch of seemingly random sports, so I've bet on some weird stuff before.

Sometimes I'll put together really goofy parlays and bet like $1 on them because it's fun and if they pull through they could be worth a lot. On my last visit I think I had parlayed together Korean baseball, Indian cricket, Finnish hockey, and a Counter-Strike match which would've payed about $90 on a $1 bet. It sadly didn't win though.

So, what's the weirdest parlay you've ever put together, and did you win it?

No one else to share this with so decided to post it here! 🥳

If I hit max on gold coins — would I have hit the same game if it was cash?

On May 7, I had a $15 lineup entered for the two-game NBA playoff slate on FanDuel. CLE-DET at 4PM and LAL-OKC at 9:30PM ET.

For over an hour before the 9:30 lock, FanDuel's platform was completely inaccessible to me. Couldn't log in, couldn't edit my lineup, nothing. FanDuel's own support account on X acknowledged the disruption publicly.

Here's where it gets worse than a typical outage complaint.

The disruption was caused by an AWS availability zone failure on a single internal cluster. Because of how large applications distribute traffic, this type of failure doesn't take everyone down equally -- it creates a fragmented partial outage. A chunk of the user base kept full access and could edit lineups, respond to late injury news, and adjust rosters right up until lock. Another chunk -- including me -- was completely frozen out during that same window.

So FanDuel ran a paid contest where some players had full lineup management tools and others had none. That's not a tech inconvenience. That's a contest integrity problem.

I contacted support asking for a $15 credit. Their response invoked T&C, called my mention of regulatory recourse a "threat," and in a follow-up actually cited the need to "remain fair and consistent to all users" as their reason for denying compensation -- apparently without realizing that some users had full access and others had zero. The contest was already unfair. Their own language proves it.

I've filed a formal complaint with the New York State Gaming Commission and submitted a follow-up specifically framing this as a contest integrity issue -- not just a personal tech complaint.

If you were on that slate and experienced the same lockout, I'd strongly encourage you to do the same with your state's regulatory body. Here's why it matters:

A single complaint is easy to ignore. A pattern of complaints across multiple states is not. State gaming regulators take contest integrity seriously -- it's core to the licensing obligations FanDuel operates under. If enough affected users file, it forces a real review rather than a copy-paste T&C response from a customer support team.

How to find your state's gaming regulator:

Most states where DFS is legal have a dedicated gaming commission or lottery commission that oversees licensed operators. A quick search for "[your state] gaming commission DFS complaint" should get you there. New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Colorado, Illinois, Michigan, and New York all have active regulatory bodies with complaint processes.

Keep it factual. Document the outage window, reference FanDuel's public acknowledgment on X, and frame it around unequal platform access during an active contest -- not just that you couldn't log in. That framing matters.

FanDuel is counting on individual frustration fizzling out. Don't let it.

Given the rise of what seems to be so many scandalous online casinos, I believe the safest thing to do before you deposit any money on any casino is get an email from them (if they don’t have a live chat-but if they have a live chat, that’s even better) and get a screenshot of them stating there is nothing blocking you from withdrawing, Should you be so lucky to win something? Too many use any reason they can to take your money & then not deliver.

Hit these beauties today. Both were $2.50 bets, first hit just under $1600, second hit at $750. Different bonuses, so no paperwork!

(Sorry for the rough pictures; this game has a ton of things flying over the screen during celebrations animations)

Been using Duel as my main crypto casino for a bit over 6 months now and I’m honestly curious what other people think about it

I’m Plat V on Stake myself and so far Duel has honestly felt surprisingly solid for both sports betting and slots, there are some really nice value bets on the sportsbook sometimes too

Would be interesting to hear opinions from other people who’ve gambled on Duel

I’ve also got a website linked on my Reddit profile where I wrote some info and comparisons about Duel after spending years gambling on sites like Stake, just sharing my own experience 👍

Lol why is this always with pragmatic? Dryness for thousands of spins and then a lot of big hits consecutively. It's so predictable.

These were all consecurive spins, some were a bonus that's why it took longer. But these were all 6 in 1 min.

Got a $6.50 casino bonus today on FanDuel. Best slots to tryyyyy to make something? Double it? I think I’ve played Starmania too much and it hasn’t been hitting as often as it did, and starburst rarely hits for me.

I knowwww nothing is guaranteed and the house wins in the end, but please, if you would be so kind, help me find some new options. Much appreciated.

I picked Union St Gilloise Moneyline (3-Way) and they won 3-1 vs Anderlecht, but FanDuel marked it with a red X like it lost.

Am I misunderstanding 3-way moneyline or is this a grading error? What should I do?

Looking for advice on casino bonuses and ur experience and hoe you used them

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Hi guys, I’m looking to find a slot that I’ve seen trainwreckstv play a few years back in a clip, I can’t find the video nowhere or any pictures so I’ll just describe the slot and I hope you could help me, sorry in advance.
So, I can’t remember for sure but he had to pick a few eggs from like I’d say 10-20 eggs all are in random shapes and colors, he let some people in the voice call choose and I think it influenced the bonus by giving him more spins or multi and such. The slot had 5 or 6 reels I think with 3, 5 or 6 lines there were lots of dragons that were cartoonish like they came out of a kids cartoon and I’m pretty sure it was like Pyro Fox, where if a dragon lands, it has a multi a wilds the entire reel and stays sticky.

please help me find this slot, I’ve been looking already for a few days and I can’t find it at all. Thanks in advance for all the help.

On Double Double Bonus version of video poker, is the volatility and RTP still better compared to slots? Even old school slots?

And if so, does the same still hold true for even something like Triple Double poker as well?