BonVivant
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I recently stumbled upon an interview with Mikki Mase that totally caught me off guard. 
The guy's talking about getting banned from several high-stake casinos in Vegas like it's just another Tuesday! And honestly, it got me thinking...
I've been hitting up my local casino here in the Seattle area for years, usually walking away with at least double my bankroll by the end of a 60-hand show. But lately? It feels like there's something seriously off. Like, every time I’m just about to hit my stride, the game flips on me out of nowhere.
The weirdest part? Mikki mentioned something about selling his gaming strategy to the casino industry so they could reverse-engineer and rig the games in favor of the house. It sounds far-fetched, but man, it lines up a little too well with what I've been experiencing. My usual patterns and betting strategies feel like they’ve been deliberately countered. It’s like there’s some sneaky algorithm trying to make sure I don't walk away a winner.
I’m not saying every casino's got some shady gadget rigging games, but it feels like I'm constantly fighting an uphill battle. What used to be fun and mildly profitable now feels like I’m just throwing cash at a slot machine that never wants to pay out. Anyone else noticing something similar with their baccarat games? Or even other games? It’s like they’ve taken all the fun out of it...
Would love to hear what everyone else thinks. Maybe it’s just bad luck, but it’s been going on for way too long for me to just write it off as that.
The guy's talking about getting banned from several high-stake casinos in Vegas like it's just another Tuesday! And honestly, it got me thinking...I've been hitting up my local casino here in the Seattle area for years, usually walking away with at least double my bankroll by the end of a 60-hand show. But lately? It feels like there's something seriously off. Like, every time I’m just about to hit my stride, the game flips on me out of nowhere.
The weirdest part? Mikki mentioned something about selling his gaming strategy to the casino industry so they could reverse-engineer and rig the games in favor of the house. It sounds far-fetched, but man, it lines up a little too well with what I've been experiencing. My usual patterns and betting strategies feel like they’ve been deliberately countered. It’s like there’s some sneaky algorithm trying to make sure I don't walk away a winner.
I’m not saying every casino's got some shady gadget rigging games, but it feels like I'm constantly fighting an uphill battle. What used to be fun and mildly profitable now feels like I’m just throwing cash at a slot machine that never wants to pay out. Anyone else noticing something similar with their baccarat games? Or even other games? It’s like they’ve taken all the fun out of it...
Would love to hear what everyone else thinks. Maybe it’s just bad luck, but it’s been going on for way too long for me to just write it off as that.