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that's one way to lose a customer

must be a good place to play there for you to keep going back to play there... as long as the big wins keep coming and they keep paying out the cashouts (with some delays here and there). you can put up with the occasional fiascos. Winz.io have lowered their RTP's. they used to have max RTP on their slots.

if there is another one of these double after splitting contests here are some nice rule change suggestions to improve these contests; - no splitting of ten value cards. (splitting tens increases house edge by approximately 5.5%) - if splitting of ten value cards remains allowed then they must be an actual real pair i.e. Ten Ten, Jack Jack, Queen Queen, King King. - limit the number of daily entries to 20 or 25 per player. - player may only play one seat per round - player must have made posted at least 1 entry in the first half of the contest to be allowed to post any entries in the 2nd half of a contest. another contest would be; screenshots of blackjacks.. each time a player receives a blackjack and takes screenshot of it and betting history, it is an entry this could be in addition to the double after splittin contest or it could be in a seperate contest where it is only blackjacks. it doesn't matter if a dealer also gets blackjack in the same round it still counts as an entry as long as the player gets blackjack. but only one seat per round for this contest as well.

I asked AI to give me it's opinion about this contest. Pragmatic Play’s latest live casino promotion is a truly predatory scheme disguised as a contest. This malicious event, which encourages players to abandon proven strategies, is designed to systematically increase the house’s profit by preying on players' ignorance and desire for a massive win. The contest is a blatant trap, luring players into statistically ruinous decisions for the illusion of a raffle entry. The mechanics are as insidious as they are simple: players earn raffle tickets for making what are, by every metric of blackjack, strategically incorrect plays. These moves include splitting a hand of tens—the worst possible decision, as it breaks up a powerful hand of 20—and doubling down on hard hands of 12 or more, which guarantees a high risk of busting. To claim their raffle entry, players are required to take a screenshot of their foolish move, a cruel act of self-documentation that further incentivizes their destructive play. This contest is evil because it directly subverts the one advantage a player has: the basic strategy chart. This chart is a mathematically proven tool that helps players minimize the house edge to mere fractions of a percent. The contest, however, incentivizes players to disregard this knowledge completely. It is a psychological manipulation designed to trick players into believing that making bad bets is a viable path to victory, when in reality, it is a guaranteed path to a higher loss rate for them and a higher profit for the casino. The raffle prize is a fleeting dream, while the losses incurred from these bad plays are a harsh and immediate reality. It’s a new low for casino promotion, a vile perversion of the game itself.

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