Most players feel as if they have been fvcked by the online casino for the sheer fact that there is no one else to put the blame on. With only you and the dealer going at it 1 on 1, you are bound to go broke. If we add a couple of others as in multiplayer blackjack you would most certainly see a different win % if the others have half of a brain and hit their 16 vs FACE. 1 on 1 with the dealer is financial suicide.
The best way to look at this is that online casino's CAN be fixed,but not necessarily always. There are different difficulty settings, now whether the book or the software provider themselves have access to the settings varies Im sure......
Ive seen people say they agree the casinos are rigged all the time. And there have been people who say they are not rigged. Even though my online blackjack stats for july are +550,+450,+550,+600,+700,+500,+700,+1550,+500,,,+600,+350,+250,+600,+950,+300 and -3886 on 7/16 I agree they are rigged,but once again I enjoy the fact that they are because I know their tendencies one on one. Unlike real life where there can be too many inconsistencies at tables with other people.
Don't play if you feel you are getting screwed, but don't cry wolf when in reality therse are the same people that think in real BJ play they are getting the axe. Realize, that the game is set up for the house in the long run in every situation that you play, and online they usually shuffle every hand.
Ive played these things for years now, and have done quite well overall. But, even though I have had much success online, I will be the first to tell you that some simply are not fair, plain and simple. Unlike in real life, you have to deal with software that can be adjusted to different difficulty settings whenever they feel the need to do so (the provider or book having access is still the question as mentioned above). Trust me, you can definitely tell when things have changed. Ive played some software where it "skips" or pauses at specific times, and the result is usually blackjack for the dealer or another bad result, and the same pattern continues. It is a fact that they track your play, and they have their reasons for doing so. When they adjust their settings is the only thing IM unsure of. When the book has been hit hard, do they set the casino difficutly lever higher to make up for it, or do they simply allow some customers to win at certain times, and then jack the setting up and make it back up........
Hache man, I dont think the BAM theory applies here because I was already up +600 for the day on the same account that most of those wins had come from. Also, payouts were being done everyday on this acct as sports wagers were winning consistently too. So the theory of a book turning up the difficulty level as payouts occur was a nonfactor here also. I blame myself for going down -3886 after being up +600 and if I didnt have company all night Im sure I could have turned that negative number around before the strike of midnight as Ive done many times using different balances at different casinos.
I think Hache Man is absolutely right. The casinos can set the "difficulty" level anywhere they want. They are not regulated by anyone, like the casinos in Vegas are. I think you have to be crazy or a degenerate gambler to play BJ on the internet where you don't know if you are getting a fair shake or not. It's throwing money away.
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For the pass 20 days i have won over 18000 playing online casinos.
All casinos are not rigged. People holla rigged when they loose, there the same people loose on land casinos.
I believe playtec casinos are rigged. Casino bar proven fixed.
I dont believe casino on net or bodog casinos are fixed nor do i believe casino 365.
All real time gaming casinos deal a fair game, the problem is you might not get paid.
All casinos are not rigged. People holla rigged when they loose, there the same people loose on land casinos.
I believe playtec casinos are rigged. Casino bar proven fixed.
I dont believe casino on net or bodog casinos are fixed nor do i believe casino 365.
All real time gaming casinos deal a fair game, the problem is you might not get paid.
Hache man, you bring up valid points on times where it seems the online casino has "paused" or skipped and a noticeable change has occured in the cards,along with other claims, but on the same token ive seen multiple runs where I just cannot lose seemingly no matter what I do and no matter how much I wager. Some winning runs have gone over 10 with the max bet. Once again Ive played alot of real life blackjack and rarely see ANYONE let alone myself,win more than 5 hands in a row. I'll take the online version for bj and real life for baccarat.
Oh I agree G~shark, I have had much more success at online blackjack than in real life. BUT, that doesn't change the fact that we are still at their mercy as to when and how they adjust their settings.There is definitely some cutoff point with winners where they eventually decide "enough is enough", and do what they have to do. Now once again, whether it has to so with one specific players history of winning/losing or all of their players overall combined is still in question, and may vary.You probably know for youself that anyone who has played online for quite a while can definitely tell when a change has been made. Compared to the times you mention above where you just cant lose, well, how many times have you logged back in later and cant win a hand no matter what you get. 19's, 20, or 21's, the dealer will always come up with something better.....
