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By formerPokerpro · Posted
nice read @lucks_maximus and now u r kinda "highrolling" already, well at least when i compare u to the regular forum gambler. -
By formerPokerpro · Posted
there is no ai needed for all these "features" hellridah. slots were "rigged" before ai and will be "rigged" after it ^^ -
By lucks_maximus · Posted
I first got the idea to try sports betting when I was with my friends: they started talking about stocks and this sparked an idea in my head to gamble on sports (I guess I associated stocks with betting to some degree). I was obsessed with a particular sport throughout my teens and young adulthood (never once having the thought to bet on it until that fated day) and it may have helped me get lucky on my first day of betting. My account was suspended on that very first day before the event was even finished, pending verification (wasn't attempting a withdrawal). Several years later the sportsbook held a promo where you bet on NBA and you get entered into a raffle. I think I just threw a random bet (not interested in basketball) at even odds. I got the lowest prize of 25 free spins on Majestic King (Spinomenal) and this was my first time playing slots (still have the email): No big win, which is probably why I didn't touch slots again for another 2 years after this. Late last year I checked the casino, which I never used to do. I think what spurred me to even check the casino section was some youtube videos I had recently seen on a notorious gambling streamer. This guy was like the poster child of gambling addiction, and his emotions seemed real unlike most streamers. Somehow, that made me curious about the casino section of my sportsbook. Checking the casino offers, there was a Pragmatic-sponsored tournament. The prizes looked decent so I decided to try it. Got 2nd place and started searching up info on slots to see if I can 'prepare' for the next tournament. Found out that there were forums that do contests/giveaways, wow! Obsessively started looking for these. Probably joined 5 different sites in under a week 😅. Now I'm here 😁 -
By lucks_maximus · Posted
Can't argue against more transparency. 👍 -
I swear to you the second you get a cashout the odds dip and not just on one casino all of them which has me guessing if its the software companies and some kind of network linked into player profiling I know how all of this looks its upto interpretation but as another example dead or alive I swear it hasn't given 5 wilds in over two years around the same time they changed the algorithm and I heard AI was being implemented . If they have found a way to alter volatility based on player profiling this is something that needs to be investigated just to rule out the possibility end of the day I want what everyone wants "A Fair Go" that's not much to ask is it ? I mean what am I to make of this from Google Gemini AI lol telling you something ain't right and if my fellow gamblers are being slipped a mickey fin its time audits were done just to be sure and I seriously think we should have universal portals (Regulatory Authority Approved VPN's) so that RTP can be measured effectively and diminish the control of player profiling so that things are fair bro I'm drawing the line here what's up ?
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