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I haven't seen Grosevnor mentioned here. So, I'll start with saying that I joined their site a little over a week ago and regularly played their various Blackjack games. I tried the slots and roulette games in the demo option. The slots were fine. Of course, I lost more in points than I put in, but that's expected, which is why I'd never put real money in them. The roulette games were mostly nothing out of the ordinary, but a couple had an odd tendency to consistently hit streaks of the opposite colour I bet on. Then, when I decided to change colour from red to black, FINALLY, it hit on red. I suppose losing streaks aren't unusual, but that struck me as suspicious. As for Blackjack, I found that mostly, during the demo plays, I'd experience more variance in losses and wins, but even in the demo version, one Blackjack game in particular had the concerning tendency to give me a face value card whenever I ended up with a hand totalling 12 or 13. This didn't always happen of course, but it happened so often, I'd say it was 90% of my experience with it that it occurred. With real money, even on low stakes Blackjack, I found that I would more often be dealt "hard hands" than during a demo play. Making my chances of losing higher. I decided that it wasn't for me. Maybe I'm just really unlucky, but it raised too many red flags. While I try and brush up on my strategy, can you help recommend another site for me to try?

was doing some browsing and stumbled upon this news article all those ridiculous wins by one player "PP" yet the casino doesn't have the slot shut down and investigated seems all too suspicious, everyone knows at land based when a slot is paying out too much they shut it down and in many cases the machine never returns, yet they supposedly allowed this "PP" person to continue crushing the casino with huge win after huge win at the same game Great Blue, when most likely the player was using some code to produce these wins, or the slot/machine was malfunctioning or the casino is just making up the story to get more players? Also wonder what bet sizes the player was using throughout this entire Great Blue heist. Anyway what do other people think about this? Miracle wins or fraud or fake news or code combinations used to trigger wins or what went on? GREAT BLUE SLOT HITS YET AGAIN 26 August 2011 Windows Casino continues to make extraordinary claims for internet slot InfoPowa has previously commented on the seemingly continuous stream of big jackpots - many of them allegedly won by Greek punter PP - that Windows Casino claims have been won on its Playtech-powered online slot Great Blue (see previous). This week produced yet another claim, this time that PP had won another Euro 195,995 on August 17...just over a month since the same player reportedly hit a series of big wins on the same slot totalling Euro 196,000! This is what InfoPowa had to say back on August 7th this month, and the latest developments make this situation all the more intriguing and relevant: There is either a seriously fortunate Greek player out there using the nom-de-plume “PP”, or something unusual is going on at the Playtech-powered online casinos Windows and King Solomans, which have been pumping out publicity recently on large Great Blue slot wins. In the latest press release sent out this week, Windows Casino reports that PP “regularly makes the headlines with big wins”, a statement evidenced by even a cursory inspection of recent publicity material. On this occasion PP hit a series of high paying single line wins and free spins which contributed to make up his total winnings of Euro 96,380. The highest single line win he/she recorded amounted to Euro10,640. From the free spins he/she won Euro 15,900, Euro 16,520 and Euro 14,760 amongst others with his last free spins session paying out Euro 58,800. Two weeks ago, PP reportedly won Euro 125 000 playing Great Blue Slots at King Solomons Casino. This time he/she hit a first bonus round which paid out some Euro 4 888. Two more bonus games saw him/her substantially increase his/her balance through free spin wins with amounts of Euro 21 252 and Euro 23 600, bringing his/her balance up to Euro 50 000. He/She then went on – in the same session – to earn the major part of his/her winnings during his last free spins towards the end of his/her game play when 8 wild symbols appeared on the reels, paying out Euro 95 256. A month before that, PP again featured in casino news, this time from King Solomons Casino – again playing the Great Blue slot game. On April 16 he/she won Euro 109 712 in what was the third in a run that bagged another two wins on the same slot machine within a month – the first on 7th April, of Euro 24 646, and a second on 10th April of Euro 29 828. According to the King Solomons Casino winners’ section, these aren’t the only wins for this player. PP of Greece also had other wins on Great Blue on 30 November 2010, 20 December 2010 and 31 January 2011 of Euro 33 992, Euro 38 657 and Euro 32 091 respectively!