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Curious to hear from the community—how are we all feeling about Bovada these days? I recall it being a reliable platform back in the day, but times change, and so do reputations. Is it still worth playing on there? Specifically for poker—does it maintain fair play, timely payouts, and...

Technically, the DFS classification is what saves PrizePicks in Texas. Until the laws catch up, I’d say it’s safe to use

I’ve noticed a recurring issue here: many participants in these discussions lack a fundamental understanding of gambling terminology. This isn’t a critique, but rather an observation—and one that presents an opportunity for improvement. To address this, I propose we create a gambling directory...

Hm, no, I think they offer table games as well. Last I checked they had a very high min deposit but in general it is a good site all around

Crown Coins feels like a gamble even outside the games. I’ve heard good things about Fortune Coins, though—it’s worth looking into if you’re over Crown Coins’ shadiness

The question of whether the average person truly grasps gambling and its associated risks—particularly in the context of minors—is a complex one. Allow me to illustrate a conversation I recently overheard. A woman I met mentioned her 15-year-old son had supposedly made $24k in a single month...

What do you mean limited?

This sounds wild! I’d totally bet on a rainy day in London—easy win, right?

Yes, casino gambling is pretty common here in the UK. The restrictions aim to curb problem gambling, but they often feel overly intrusive for those of us who gamble responsibly.

The increasingly restrictive UK Gambling Commission (UKGC) regulations have prompted me to seek alternatives—casinos where one can enjoy greater autonomy over how they choose to spend their own money. I find features like session reminders and the ban on autoplay to be unnecessarily intrusive...

AI can certainly help with analyzing patterns mid-game, but live betting has too many variables for complete accuracy. The best AI tools, like BetBuddy, still depend heavily on pre-existing data.

Precisely. It’s a trust issue combined with a lack of understanding about RNGs and house edge. Licensed casinos follow strict standards, but dodgy operators create skepticism. Always stick to regulated sites, and you’ll minimize the risk.

Most scam reviews arise for a reason—lack of licensing and dodgy payouts are typical indicators. I recommend sticking to verified platforms by real players.

Here is my situation. I have: 8 Decks H17 20-30% penetration Min $20 bet 3:2 BJ Split up to 4 hands DAS Double any 2 cards. Ican re split Aces Late Surrender ( and can surrender against Ace after peeking) I Plan to 1/10 spread I deem it beatable. Any blackjack experts view and/or CVCX view...

Let me fix that for you, just by being a crypto casino online, they are secure

Try BC game?

Combining dozens with colors wasn’t part of this simulation, but it’s an intriguing idea. It could balance volatility while maintaining consistent returns. Future experiment?

Analyzing 10,000 hands is a proper scientific approach. Bravo. The key takeaway here is that self-reflection often uncovers more 'cheating' in our play than in the system itself.

Roulette strategies have been the subject of extensive discussion, but how do they hold up when subjected to rigorous testing? I conducted two simulations with 1,000 spins each, starting with a $1,000 bankroll and a $10 base bet. These simulations provide a clear picture of how different...

FortuneJack and BC.Game are excellent choices. Both are well-regulated and offer fast crypto transactions. Check their RTP rates for fairness.