raverbabe

I don't see a screenshot thread for those of us who play poker yet so I figured I would get the ball rolling. I decided to play in Betfred's freerolls tonight, sadly I crashed out of the £100 Guaranteed VIP and the 1000 VIP Points, but I managed to take down the 500 in style .. shame it's not really worth anything but hey, when your running this good it still feels great!
 

I've heard of some casinos closing a players account for "statistically unlikely results" in the past, which two years of consistent winnings would surely be, but I couldn't describe any casino that would do this as "reputable".
 
Bonus priveleges would almost certainly be withdrawn if you were to be massively in the black over the lifetime of your account, and I don't think that is too unreasonable - if you disagree, you can of course just play somewhere else.... but if I had a casino where I was unbelievably lucky month after month I reckon I'd stick to playing there whether they gave me a few bonus chips or not! 
Interesting topic either way, and I'd love to hear from any player who has successfully done $5k/month for two years....

The longer you play, the more inevitable it is that you will go broke. If you reach a balance that you would be happy to have in your bank, then withdraw it! I've been a bit silly recently after hitting some monster wins back around August/September time, which made me less happy with smaller withdrawals for a while. After missing out on several reasonably sized wins chasing something bigger, I've got my head screwed back on again now and am withdrawing 75% and just leaving a quarter to keep playing with when my balance reaches something decent. 

Sadly, there has still been a couple of times I have regretted not making the decision to hit the cashout button, but this is the trouble with gambling afterall! 

24 hands in a row does seem like exceptionally poor luck, although I guess it would depend if you are playing perfect strategy, if it's a particularly volatile variant IE what the house edge is ... if you name the game/casino we can check the odds of losing 24 hands in a row, it still won't prove anything - a 1 in 100,000 chance still does happen occasionally, afterall - but it might give you a better feeling of if you were ripped off or just terribly unlucky!

Well, having a 'happy chick' in our forum is a reason well enough for all of us to keep our fingers crossed for ya, raverbabe!   

Try asking the casino offering such weird bonus scheme and I bet you will receive all kind of even more weird answers - you may cancel the bonus at any time and request a a withdrawal, you are not bound to any real WR or it is significantly less than the common one, less restrictions and terms to watch for, etc etc....
 
In my humble opinion, the main reason of offering the so called incremental bonus scheme is to lower player's chances of a winning, that's it. Everyone could do the math and calculate the number of spins made with the classic and the incremental bonus scheme and will realize what I am talking about...

THIS!! A double wildline paying 7,000x your stake is surely enough to get anybody hooked on DoA. And as for those five scatters... I get so frustrated every time four drop in, because it just feels so close and yet you get 100 times less for it! But there again, I still scream (and scare the ***** out of my boyfriend!) every time I do land all five. Until recently I'd only had them at 0.09p bet, but in the past few months I've had two at 0.18 and one at 0.54 ... that was a great day! 
Now if only I can get a wildline at 0.90 or higher before my holiday in February, I will be one seriously happy chick

Well, it's your call after all, but I was just wondering if you could change your perspective towards DOA after some double-wild-line win or perhaps even 5 scatters hit you know, just coming out of the blue...  

Haha, this is a pretty cool idea, I bet the spins all come with a tonne of wagering attached though, especially as they are clearly no deposit free spins.
 
Nice to see a casino trying something a bit different although Stan James have done something similar to this before where they hid free spins in one of their games on a weekend but you had to sit there opening up every game you could as quickly as possible as the offer was limited to like the first 100 or 500 people who managed to find the game with the free spins. 

I love Youtube slots channels. Dunover (youtube name dazza g) makes some entertaining videos that I often browse when I'm wondering which new games to try. Sure, you can play them yourself in free mode but its nice to have somebody else spend the time spinning endlessly to see all of the features on offer.
 
I don't know what to make of this guy though, he appears to be playing $12,500 per spin in the one I just saw and its a real machine being filmed with a smartphone... I have to assume the machine is running in test mode, as I cant imagine even in Vegas you can play $12,500 per spin... CAN YOU?!?!

Hmmmm, I see Real Time Gaming advertised on the landing page, something tells me it wont exactly be the MOST premium casino I've ever joined ...
 
Reminds me a little of all the times I've been chatted up by guys who would proudly tell me how rich and smart they were! if the casino were truly posh and sophisticated, they would let their website and service do the talking...

Whoaaaaa.... I'm seriously getting hot and bothered about this news right now!!
 
I shall be making a deposit ASAP within the next 24 hours and will report back on how this plays with a few screenshots
 
If this truely is a new touch friendly DoA then seriously, just WOW. NetEnt just made me a very happy girl... and probably a poor one too lol

Ah, couldn't resist just doing one for now

Haven't seen this version anywhere else yet but I'm sure it's on the way everywhere.
 
P.S. They added a quick spin feature as well, at last!

Ah, couldn't resist just doing one for now

Haven't seen this version anywhere else yet but I'm sure it's on the way everywhere.
 
P.S. They added a quick spin feature as well, at last!

Whoaaaaa.... I'm seriously getting hot and bothered about this news right now!!
 
I shall be making a deposit ASAP within the next 24 hours and will report back on how this plays with a few screenshots
 
If this truely is a new touch friendly DoA then seriously, just WOW. NetEnt just made me a very happy girl... and probably a poor one too lol

LOL, if they are then I have yet to receive any royalty cheques in the post

Yes, as I said in my reply to your PM I too would love to  hear some more about these "rigged table patents" that Flaxen was referring to. I wonder what section these are filed in at the Intellectual Property Registrar, "Fraudulent Gaming Inventions" perhaps? Or maybe they just keep it simple and have a filing cabinet dedicated to "Illegal Roulette Tables" ?
 
I must find out the answer to this question, come on Flaxen hook a girl  up !!!

Awww I really want to know what the kid wants for xmas but I can't get the URL to work

Awww I really want to know what the kid wants for xmas but I can't get the URL to work

I liked the original because it seemed like a much less brutal version of Great Blue, not quite as much insane win potential but a higher RTP, less dead spins, many more middle-of-the-road wins. The lower number of free spins and lower multipliers in the bonus could be a bit disappointing sometimes but yes, definitely a decent choice for bonus wagering as far as Playtech games go.
 
I want to have another blast on the sequel but I'm saving this one until I can play for real money again as I don't want to see all of the games features in free play.

Hi everyone,
 
Does anybody know whatever happened to the "Blackjack Attack" tournaments that used to run at Microgaming casinos ? I really enjoyed playing these a few years back but completely forgot about them until it just randomly popped into my head the other day.
 
If you know of any other casinos that have Blackjack tournaments available please post the details here, I'd be very grateful ! 

 

Mate, this is not a trick actually, but a sure recipe for a disaster! Most online casinos have a term referring to irregular play which is matching perfectly the 'trick' you described above. It's referring to postponing bonus/features up until such time when the wagering requirements have been met. 
 
If you don't want some of your big wins while playing and withdrawing from a bonus play being confiscated, you'd better make sure to avoid using the trick when playing with bonuses. 

Hi all,
 
I am sorry for the delay on response ni this thread. We were under a DDOS attack when this post was created, and we had to implement different things to stop the attack. We managed to stop and restore everything to normal within 24 hours. 
 
Please feel free to ask any questions here or PM me if there is anything I can assist with.
 
Br,
Daniel

More of my Best Ever Win screenshots from the year 2014 - 2016...
 
 
300 Shields, 195x win

 
Elektra, 501x win

 
Gonzo's Quest, 474x win

 
Captain America, 215x win

 
Jack And The Beanstalk, 1082x win

 
Lights, 311x win

 

So, it appears you are totally okay with daily overall RTP of 500-600% (assuming you are telling to whole truth when praising being thousands ahead derived from relatively small deposits of 50-100 at a time...), but suddenly when you are not winning then the RTP you got in that particular casino is the 'mother of all sins'? 
 
Come on, thought you have changed and forgot the Johnnygotthebone's 'daemons' in the past..