Online casinos are indeed rigged, especially Blackjack. I know a few people in the business that have designed the software that the sportsbooks use. The application will be sold to the sportsbook, along with the coding to the application. The sportsbook will then hire another computer expert, coder, to go back into the code of the application and rig or set the software to run the way the sportsbooks want it to be ran. If I told you everything there was to know about online casino's you would never play in them again.
Now, not all books do this. I believe some have a few legit casino's or try to run them fair as possible. But yes most sportsbooks casinos are rigged for the long haul.
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Online casinos are indeed rigged, especially Blackjack. I know a few people in the business that have designed the software that the sportsbooks use. The application will be sold to the sportsbook, along with the coding to the application. The sportsbook will then hire another computer expert, coder, to go back into the code of the application and rig or set the software to run the way the sportsbooks want it to be ran. If I told you everything there was to know about online casino's you would never play in them again.
Now, not all books do this. I believe some have a few legit casino's or try to run them fair as possible. But yes most sportsbooks casinos are rigged for the long haul.
Talk about being rigged....those are worse than a slot machine in the casino.
No Shit ! I know most of the basic strategies and got burned repeatedly. How about having 20 and watching the dealer flip an 8 card 21 WTF are the odds of that? Another rigged deal is when you are dealt 10 and 9. The dealer shows an Ace. Now you buy insurance( 1/2 your original bet) to protect yourself if he has blackjack. Time after time the dealer flips a 9. Not only did you lose, but they also suckered you to bet 1 1/2 times on a hand. STAY AWAY AT ALL COSTS. Most of these on-line casinos are out of U.S. juristiction and have no one they are accountable to for keeping the games fair
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Quote Originally Posted by The_Birdman:
Talk about being rigged....those are worse than a slot machine in the casino.
No Shit ! I know most of the basic strategies and got burned repeatedly. How about having 20 and watching the dealer flip an 8 card 21 WTF are the odds of that? Another rigged deal is when you are dealt 10 and 9. The dealer shows an Ace. Now you buy insurance( 1/2 your original bet) to protect yourself if he has blackjack. Time after time the dealer flips a 9. Not only did you lose, but they also suckered you to bet 1 1/2 times on a hand. STAY AWAY AT ALL COSTS. Most of these on-line casinos are out of U.S. juristiction and have no one they are accountable to for keeping the games fair
I call my sportsbook, and ask them to block access to the casino.
That way, you CAN NOT play
Thank me later, as mentioned, you will never win
I have done the same thing! Once I lost a bit over $200 and in low limit bj I was sure that the house was cheating hitting 21's against my 20's constantly! It was insane!
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Quote Originally Posted by Craig79:
I call my sportsbook, and ask them to block access to the casino.
That way, you CAN NOT play
Thank me later, as mentioned, you will never win
I have done the same thing! Once I lost a bit over $200 and in low limit bj I was sure that the house was cheating hitting 21's against my 20's constantly! It was insane!
I have actually considered getting back at some of the casinos that use rigged software. I am looking for a way to do something and I have an idea that just might work. I am still testing it out from time to time. A little something I have been working on for quite some time. So far it has worked, and if it continues, I will proceed until each and every book has wished they never installed casino software.
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I have actually considered getting back at some of the casinos that use rigged software. I am looking for a way to do something and I have an idea that just might work. I am still testing it out from time to time. A little something I have been working on for quite some time. So far it has worked, and if it continues, I will proceed until each and every book has wished they never installed casino software.
I call my sportsbook, and ask them to block access to the casino.
That way, you CAN NOT play
Thank me later, as mentioned, you will never win
Exactly. Though I rarely play anymore, but yes if it's at a book that uses some software I am aware of, I will have it blocked so I am not tempted to play with it...lol.
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Quote Originally Posted by Craig79:
I call my sportsbook, and ask them to block access to the casino.
That way, you CAN NOT play
Thank me later, as mentioned, you will never win
Exactly. Though I rarely play anymore, but yes if it's at a book that uses some software I am aware of, I will have it blocked so I am not tempted to play with it...lol.
the only one i ever found that didn't seem rigged was at golden casino or golden palace..one of those
anyway, you actually played in a live feed video room with a dealer drawing cards like normal. granted there could be a way to rig that too, but it seemed legit
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i learned the hard lesson like many have
the only one i ever found that didn't seem rigged was at golden casino or golden palace..one of those
anyway, you actually played in a live feed video room with a dealer drawing cards like normal. granted there could be a way to rig that too, but it seemed legit
The golden palace and casino are both under the legit operations for running a casino. Mainly due to using the live dealer option. Here are a few books I would steer away from if considering to play in the casino.
SBG Global Sportsbook.com 5 Dimes Bet DSI
I have seen some very bogus information in regards to SBG Global's casino as to where the amounts are increased the system has a way of detecting this and knows when to draw certain cards to beat the player. As the player decreases the amount, the odds are increased to keep the player in the game.
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smac38....
The golden palace and casino are both under the legit operations for running a casino. Mainly due to using the live dealer option. Here are a few books I would steer away from if considering to play in the casino.
SBG Global Sportsbook.com 5 Dimes Bet DSI
I have seen some very bogus information in regards to SBG Global's casino as to where the amounts are increased the system has a way of detecting this and knows when to draw certain cards to beat the player. As the player decreases the amount, the odds are increased to keep the player in the game.
thanks starbuck. its been a while since i've been on there, but it was definitely a cool feature. you can also type messages to the dealers and they respond back, which i found funny
send them a couple creepy comments here and there...
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thanks starbuck. its been a while since i've been on there, but it was definitely a cool feature. you can also type messages to the dealers and they respond back, which i found funny
send them a couple creepy comments here and there...
I have seen some very bogus information in regards to SBG Global's casino as to where the amounts are increased the system has a way of detecting this and knows when to draw certain cards to beat the player. As the player decreases the amount, the odds are increased to keep the player in the game.
[/Quote I KNEW IT! That's exactly what happened to me. Started playing $5 per hand and as soon as I raised to $25 per the dealers pulling 21 to my 20, 20 to my 19, 19 to my 18. I thought that wasn't a coincidence. Also, it seemed as if the software knows when your down to your last $100 because when I bet $25 a hand the dealer had 3 blackjacks in a row. WTF ! You just CAN'T win. Even card counters got no chance. Who knows how many decks are used( it probably doesn't matter). Absolutely FRUSTRATING. I accept that there is a chance I could lose, but not when I'm being cheated. Thanks for the info Starbuck
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[Quote: Originally Posted by Starbuck] smac38....
I have seen some very bogus information in regards to SBG Global's casino as to where the amounts are increased the system has a way of detecting this and knows when to draw certain cards to beat the player. As the player decreases the amount, the odds are increased to keep the player in the game.
[/Quote I KNEW IT! That's exactly what happened to me. Started playing $5 per hand and as soon as I raised to $25 per the dealers pulling 21 to my 20, 20 to my 19, 19 to my 18. I thought that wasn't a coincidence. Also, it seemed as if the software knows when your down to your last $100 because when I bet $25 a hand the dealer had 3 blackjacks in a row. WTF ! You just CAN'T win. Even card counters got no chance. Who knows how many decks are used( it probably doesn't matter). Absolutely FRUSTRATING. I accept that there is a chance I could lose, but not when I'm being cheated. Thanks for the info Starbuck
the only one i ever found that didn't seem rigged was at golden casino or golden palace..one of those
anyway, you actually played in a live feed video room with a dealer drawing cards like normal. granted there could be a way to rig that too, but it seemed legit
I'd be careful there too. The players in the live feed could be shills working for that casino --same thing with poker. They promote it as a live feed to make it seem legit...make it look like you have a fair chance. BEWARE
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Quote Originally Posted by smac38:
i learned the hard lesson like many have
the only one i ever found that didn't seem rigged was at golden casino or golden palace..one of those
anyway, you actually played in a live feed video room with a dealer drawing cards like normal. granted there could be a way to rig that too, but it seemed legit
I'd be careful there too. The players in the live feed could be shills working for that casino --same thing with poker. They promote it as a live feed to make it seem legit...make it look like you have a fair chance. BEWARE
Well said 7138. For anyone that has the itch to play Blackjack, I would consider going to Vegas or a local casino if you have one in your area. Online casinos or gaming software is just simply too risky. There are no real rules, or regulations put in place with the offshore casinos like you would see here in the United States. It is so easy for a book to rig the software and run with your money. And best thing about it for them, there is nothing you can do legal wise. Your only course of action would be like the old days, take matter into your own hands.
Whether the books seems to be legit or not, the casino is a trap for gamblers. It starts out by beating the man on the weekend in football or whatever sport you play. You say I will try the casino for a couple dollars here and there for kicks. Next thing you know you are betting $100-500 a hand and then the fun begins. The books wait and wait for you to take the bait. They make make roughly 40% of their revenue from the casino from suckers that can't get enough. Just when you think you are going to win and do well, you raise the stakes and bam the dealer will win 10 hands before you know it. Now you are betting more. So you win a hand and you think your luck has turned. The house will fool you to win three hands out of ten which are spaced out. You win a hand, lose three, win a hand, lose two, win a hand, then lose four and so on till the account is drained or you quit. A simple yet very effective trick to rig the application.
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Well said 7138. For anyone that has the itch to play Blackjack, I would consider going to Vegas or a local casino if you have one in your area. Online casinos or gaming software is just simply too risky. There are no real rules, or regulations put in place with the offshore casinos like you would see here in the United States. It is so easy for a book to rig the software and run with your money. And best thing about it for them, there is nothing you can do legal wise. Your only course of action would be like the old days, take matter into your own hands.
Whether the books seems to be legit or not, the casino is a trap for gamblers. It starts out by beating the man on the weekend in football or whatever sport you play. You say I will try the casino for a couple dollars here and there for kicks. Next thing you know you are betting $100-500 a hand and then the fun begins. The books wait and wait for you to take the bait. They make make roughly 40% of their revenue from the casino from suckers that can't get enough. Just when you think you are going to win and do well, you raise the stakes and bam the dealer will win 10 hands before you know it. Now you are betting more. So you win a hand and you think your luck has turned. The house will fool you to win three hands out of ten which are spaced out. You win a hand, lose three, win a hand, lose two, win a hand, then lose four and so on till the account is drained or you quit. A simple yet very effective trick to rig the application.
the on-line casinos are absolutely corrupt. Don't even be tempted to give it a try no matter how bored you are. They are no different than the traveling carnivals with their "games of chance" which no one can ever win. Nowadays its just high tech thievery
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the on-line casinos are absolutely corrupt. Don't even be tempted to give it a try no matter how bored you are. They are no different than the traveling carnivals with their "games of chance" which no one can ever win. Nowadays its just high tech thievery
i"ve used to play blackjack alot online. most had very low winning percentgages for the player. 1 or 2 seemed fair and i cashed out some winnings occasionly after sustained winning streaks. always seemed though soon after requesting a payout they would just totally rape you. once i lost 20 hands in a row.
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i"ve used to play blackjack alot online. most had very low winning percentgages for the player. 1 or 2 seemed fair and i cashed out some winnings occasionly after sustained winning streaks. always seemed though soon after requesting a payout they would just totally rape you. once i lost 20 hands in a row.
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