Bovada Table Games Legit?

[cheiftech]

Anyone play the Bovada table games? I was up on them and requested a withdrawal. I normally do not play again after requesting a withdrawal because I noticed you absolutely do not hit anything after a withdraw has been requested. Played Good Girl Bad Girl - $1800 16 free spins - 150 credits, 10 free spins, 350 credits, no other feature. So I though well maybe go to the table games. They might let me play a bit there. I go to Carribean Stud. For about ten minutes it was back and forth...not winning not losing too much. Then I start to get good hands. A straight, dealer rivers a higher straight, two pair, dealer has a full house. Get the picture? So here is eight consecutive hands:

 

Dealer:

 

Higher straight

Full House

Four of a Kind

Full House

Full House

Two Pair

Flush

Higher Flush

 

How is that statistically possible? Has anyone in the history of poker every had 8 straight hands like that in Hold 'Em? Can you imagine? You would be lucky to get to your car. The casino would probably ban you just because it was too fishy. Yet it just happened on Bovada. Players beware...those tables games are beyond rigged. Stick to the slots, cash out, don't go back for a week.

 

[ValDes]

Bovada is carrying a valid license to operate issued by Kahnawake Gaming Commission - https://certificates.gamingcommission.ca/KGCCertificates.aspx?id=95a02d94-22ef-4a99-86f5-f0d5e594dc9e

 

Meaning that in case you have any suspicions towards the fairness of their games, you could forward your issue directly to their licensing authority who is the only one authorized and capable to request and analyze your gaming logs and find a proof for a so called 'rigged' software or renounce any accusations. They have the appropriate channels as well as communications with the testing labs capable to perform such analyses and came back with a valid and justified standpoint. 

 

You could read more about Kahnawake Gambling Commission and find their contact info here - http://www.askgamblers.com/licences/kahnawake

[cocopop3011]

Anyone play the Bovada table games? I was up on them and requested a withdrawal. I normally do not play again after requesting a withdrawal because I noticed you absolutely do not hit anything after a withdraw has been requested. Played Good Girl Bad Girl - $1800 16 free spins - 150 credits, 10 free spins, 350 credits, no other feature. So I though well maybe go to the table games. They might let me play a bit there. I go to Carribean Stud. For about ten minutes it was back and forth...not winning not losing too much. Then I start to get good hands. A straight, dealer rivers a higher straight, two pair, dealer has a full house. Get the picture? So here is eight consecutive hands:

 

Dealer:

 

Higher straight

Full House

Four of a Kind

Full House

Full House

Two Pair

Flush

Higher Flush

 

How is that statistically possible? Has anyone in the history of poker every had 8 straight hands like that in Hold 'Em? Can you imagine? You would be lucky to get to your car. The casino would probably ban you just because it was too fishy. Yet it just happened on Bovada. Players beware...those tables games are beyond rigged. Stick to the slots, cash out, don't go back for a week.

 

Wow I do have to say that is an impressive run there for the dealer! But yeah stick to slots they are soooo much more fun!!! :p

[Raptordinos]

Anyone play the Bovada table games? I was up on ...

I would like to add to mate's comments, I love table games, live dealer ones even more, and I have already seen, being victim of them in some cases, that the most rare events happens, even when they have shuffled cards before the cam or before me. I have also read if a rare event can occur about every 10.000 hands, that may mean such rare event will happen once every three days, not so rare, is it? By the way, I don't like pre-shuffled cards and either when decks are set out of a shoe (box), an experienced dealer might draw a card from the bottom instead the upper one and we wouldn't even note this.