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I don't know if you heard of this casino but when I played for the first time I got really lucky and withdrew 400 euro withing 24 hours.
 
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@Cassaon it is good to hear that if you are  disciplined you end up winning. 
 
I like Gonzos Quest but believe me, no matter how many spins a had, no matter my bet size, I was never lucky while playing that game.
 
I had minor wins and that's all and I think it is all matter of Lady Luck and her presence at the right moment and that should be the moment when we are playing.

Seems like this thread is really picking up speed, thanks to all who chimed in.
 
My biggest mistake thus far is that I tend to become reckless especially when I'm having a winning streak. I don't always stick to my initial game plan. You're most probably wondering what is my game plan? I divide my slots play into two different categories: The first one is playing for entertainment and the second playing for cash, in other words I'm chasing the dragon with the latter-big wins .
 
1. Entertainment/Review purposes: When I craft a game review my bankroll ($50) is relatively small, a low coin value of $0.01 and I bet $0.4 per spin. I test out various aspects of the slots I'm playing, i.e how long it takes to activate the bonus round (aka free spins), game settings and the type of wins I get on a set coin denomination within the base game.
 
2. Chasing The Dragon: I usually have a bankroll of up to $450. Regretably this is where I tend to become 'reckless' and I don't always follow the advice I give to our visitors. I must admit if I'm disciplined I usually end up winning. So, what is my strategy? I target 3 different slots machines: Gonzo's Quest (my favourite), Jack Hammer and Jack and the Beanstalk. I'll set aside $150 for each game and a coin value of up to $0.05 and a bet of up to $2 per spin. If I don't trigger the bonus round (Free Falls) within 20 spins I stop playing but I must admit this is easier said than done. If I have a nice win I bank a portion of it.

Seems like this thread is really picking up speed, thanks to all who chimed in.
 
My biggest mistake thus far is that I tend to become reckless especially when I'm having a winning streak. I don't always stick to my initial game plan. You're most probably wondering what is my game plan? I divide my slots play into two different categories: The first one is playing for entertainment and the second playing for cash, in other words I'm chasing the dragon with the latter-big wins .
 
1. Entertainment/Review purposes: When I craft a game review my bankroll ($50) is relatively small, a low coin value of $0.01 and I bet $0.4 per spin. I test out various aspects of the slots I'm playing, i.e how long it takes to activate the bonus round (aka free spins), game settings and the type of wins I get on a set coin denomination within the base game.
 
2. Chasing The Dragon: I usually have a bankroll of up to $450. Regretably this is where I tend to become 'reckless' and I don't always follow the advice I give to our visitors. I must admit if I'm disciplined I usually end up winning. So, what is my strategy? I target 3 different slots machines: Gonzo's Quest (my favourite), Jack Hammer and Jack and the Beanstalk. I'll set aside $150 for each game and a coin value of up to $0.05 and a bet of up to $2 per spin. If I don't trigger the bonus round (Free Falls) within 20 spins I stop playing but I must admit this is easier said than done. If I have a nice win I bank a portion of it.

Don't even try to chase IR, Katerina already took it all.
 
I would play only DOA Blondie.

It was the same for me. I played and thought- okay, if my balance goes down to ..., then I'll withdraw. Each time I reached that number, I thought- but maybe I'll get the Wild Desire and then it probably will be worth it.

I think I have done so many mistakes, but the most recurrent one is not to stop my loss, going until consumption of all my balance   .

And a costly lesson indeed. I guess when the adrenalin starts flowing, especially when you're playing a progressive game it's difficult to stop.

The biggest mistake I ever made while gambling online was back in 2009 when I hit several Marvel Hero Jackpot at Betsafe totaling over 7K+ euro and ... played almost half of it back in less than one month. Lesson learned though, a hard one, but definitely very useful.

My biggest mistake so far was 1 week ago,when i was chasing Cool Wolf i was betting on 5 euros per spin and i was going deposit after deposit,till i reached 1300 euros and it didnt gave me at least 1 decent free spins feature.Yes i took a lot of money from  Wolfie,but he sucked 1300 euros from me,less then half an hour ,i guess thats gambling 

Great topic
 
I'm still a small gambler, therefore I think I couldn't make big mistakes so far.
I don't have much time to gamble (maybe luckily), so my biggest mistakes for now are that I get into lazy mood sometimes and want to hurry up with completing the wagering and rise my bet too much for my total balance, secretly hoping that bigger bet amount will help me to hit something big, and then it goes to 0 extremely fast

You're on to something here since a couple of operators licensed in these jurisdictions have been blacklisted. Cyprus's economy is dodgy at best I won't trust an online casino licensed in this jurisdiction. 
I noted that many operators carry a dual license but never heard of one that carries three-good catch! This is somewhat confusing to me too. The way I see it, please correct me if I'm wrong, is from an affiliate perspective as well. For instance if the casino carries a Maltes or UK license its affiliate program is not necessarily based in the same jurisdiction.
 
I've seen operators that carry a Maltese license but their affiliate programs are based in Israel where online gambling is not regulated. I suppose this also explains why so many affiliate programs' casinos based in this country have been rogued over the years.

I wonder how many of our players here actually do do their homework on jurisdictions before they play?

I wouldn't say these are rogue, but not the happiest ones - Curacao and Cyprus. That's just my opinion or more like impression.
I also feel that software provider has bigger "power" over casino than it's licence. Some casinos have a decent licence, but they remain rogue, because of being provided by not so reputable software.
 
And I'm curious - What is happening if one casino has more than one licence and their rules are not completely harmonised? Just wondering how it works then. For example, Redbet has 3 of it. 

Defintely free spins.
 
Some time ago CasinoLuck gave me 100 free spins since I was a returning player. Didn't win much but I had a blast.

A very interesting article.
 
David Baazov's father kicked him out the house after he told him that he was not going to further his studies, he even lived on the street for a while. Armed with just a dream he practically came from nowhere. His agressive attitude and self believe got him to the very top of our industry whether he'll remain at the top remains to be seen.
 
PokerStars recently imposed a SU (stuff you) clause into their contract with affiliates. Seems like the site's popularity is dropping with US-based poker players.
 
A while ago I interviewed Jesse Eddleman, I consider him an expert on US gaming regulation and online poker. In one of the questions I asked him he had the following to say:
 
''PokerStars is facing a really big problem right now. Despite having the largest player pool by far, they also have the toughest competition of any online poker room in the history of the game. The reason for this is that they only offer poker. This means that they cannot attract recreational players from other types of gambling.
 
With a site like Bovada that does offer the different types of gambling, you’ll get a lot more recreational players coming in to enjoy some poker since they got bored with whatever else they were playing. This means softer games and less of regulars having to fight with other regulars over the few recreational players who happen to show up.
 
I actually wrote a piece lately on how the Amaya Gaming Group is adding casino games and other types of betting to PokerStars. A lot of the players are mad about this because they believe it will take away some of their action, but the reality of the situation is that it will make the games a lot softer at PokerStars over the long run because it will bring in more recreational gamblers.''

Defintely free spins.
 
Some time ago CasinoLuck gave me 100 free spins since I was a returning player. Didn't win much but I had a blast.

You are most welcome.

Defintely free spins.
 
Some time ago CasinoLuck gave me 100 free spins since I was a returning player. Didn't win much but I had a blast.

A very interesting article.
 
David Baazov's father kicked him out the house after he told him that he was not going to further his studies, he even lived on the street for a while. Armed with just a dream he practically came from nowhere. His agressive attitude and self believe got him to the very top of our industry whether he'll remain at the top remains to be seen.
 
PokerStars recently imposed a SU (stuff you) clause into their contract with affiliates. Seems like the site's popularity is dropping with US-based poker players.
 
A while ago I interviewed Jesse Eddleman, I consider him an expert on US gaming regulation and online poker. In one of the questions I asked him he had the following to say:
 
''PokerStars is facing a really big problem right now. Despite having the largest player pool by far, they also have the toughest competition of any online poker room in the history of the game. The reason for this is that they only offer poker. This means that they cannot attract recreational players from other types of gambling.
 
With a site like Bovada that does offer the different types of gambling, you’ll get a lot more recreational players coming in to enjoy some poker since they got bored with whatever else they were playing. This means softer games and less of regulars having to fight with other regulars over the few recreational players who happen to show up.
 
I actually wrote a piece lately on how the Amaya Gaming Group is adding casino games and other types of betting to PokerStars. A lot of the players are mad about this because they believe it will take away some of their action, but the reality of the situation is that it will make the games a lot softer at PokerStars over the long run because it will bring in more recreational gamblers.''

Speaking about double up feature and how it could and should /or I'd better say should not/ influence house edge, I will suggest you to read this post from ThePogg website. Due to the investigation and findings stated there we blacklisted all casinos using Amigotechs software and which are currently presented at AskGamblers. 
 
In short, 70/30 odds from the double feature are extremely unlikely to occur, but still a possible scenario in my humble opinion. Generally, these odds should be 50/50. 

I am not a big fan of this feature , although i did try it on many occasions. And in those many occasions i tried it with some smaller wins. Honestly i am just trying to avoid it as much as possible but sometimes it can be tempting , knowing that you can double a huge win , it's simply a gamble that can be rewarding or disappointing.
 
Also i do agree that in rare cases the odds can be 70/30 , but mostly they are 50/50, like it really should be.

"Earlier this year David Baazov walked into the Manhattan offices of the Blackstone Group, the world’s biggest private equity firm, with an outrageous offer. At 33 Baazov was the little-known chief of Amaya, an obscure Montreal company with a loose handful of assets in the gambling industry. But he had big plans. With the backing of Blackstone’s credit division he wanted to stage the $4.9 billion purchase of PokerStars, the world’s biggest online poker company."  Read full article here

My favorite gambling jurisdiction is definitely...the one, which I was never forced by circumstances to ask for an assistance.  
 
In other words, if you did your homework while searching for a new online casino to play at, the chance to familiarize closely with the relevant licensing authority is almost zero.  You will simply not need to...