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    CLOSED: Pragmatic Play Live Casino Contest - 2,500 Prize Fund

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    cocopop3011
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    Contest Dates - 22ND August 00:01 - 29th August 23:59 GMT Prize Fund 2,500 EUR x10 Winners! Any casino you play in MUST be listed on AskGamblers  How to Enter Welcome to another Li

    Blackjax
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    Its all fun and games until @kuff shows up with 150 screenshots in one night. 

    Flatzem888
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    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 encoura

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    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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