won 3 dimes in online blackjack.

[IDENTITY]

so it is possible fellas. just gotta be patient and pick your spots.

 

[Holysmoke+]

where

 

[max1234]

The man asked you a question, ID. Please enlighten the forum as to where this happened. Thanks in advance for your answer.

 

[dogs24]

I won about 19 (yes, NINETEEN) dimes at Sirbet about a year and a half ago, playing $250 a hand. I think my initial deposit was about $500 or so.

They would only let me take out $2500 per day (Neteller rules or something), and I pulled out $7500 before my 'luck' suddenly changed and I started losing hand after hand. Gave it all back, except for the $7500, which I promptly lost betting sports elsewhere.

The lesson: it can be done, but you better pull your $ out quick if the book lets you go on a roll. One thing you CAN bet on...whatever rigging the software took to allow you to win all that money can be just as easily rigged the other way. You will lose it ifyou press your luck.
Books don't have online casinos available on their sites for players' economic wellbeing.

 

[maxdemo]

The thing is once you win a large sum(which I have done on Baccarat)...you should pull all the way out and not play there. The $2500 max daily payout is a way for the book to temp you to keep playing....once you log back in its easy for them to take what you won back. I do believe that books will take your money if they get the chance in an online game of chance....JMO!!

 

[Dante]

The thing is once you win a large sum(which I have done on Baccarat)...you should pull all the way out and not play there. The $2500 max daily payout is a way for the book to temp you to keep playing....once you log back in its easy for them to take what you won back. I do believe that books will take your money if they get the chance in an online game of chance....JMO!!

exactly but 90% never do...they get greedy and think the software will let them win forever. then when they get down during a session they bet a ton to chase and BOOM all winnings gone plus other money lost to .good point max

 

[TheGeneral+]

Good job Identity.

 

[Slash]

LMFAO!

So much stupidity on just one thread.

 

[Majoot]

hahaha Slash I see you finally changed your avatar. What was wrong with the old one? See you've gone for the complete opposite with some poof....

 

[IDENTITY]

yes my run was a lot of back and forth. i lost some max bets which really could taken me over the top. anyway, i lost back 250 this morning and now i am done. i will trust my profits are maxed out for now. would rather not say the book because of privacy reasons.

good luck to everyone.

 

[OMNIVOROUS FROG]

ID, just curious if this is the first time you have won? Do you log or note your session results? Are you up for week, month, year? Also what percentage of sessions do you win? Thanks.

Best Wishes...OF:howdy:

 

[IDENTITY]

omni - i would say i lost 75% of the sessions. but i rarely played blackjack. maybe 3 days a year. i was bored yesterday so started playing. some guy came to the table and was playing the max limits on the table. so i started increasing my wagers and they kept winning!!!! after this run, i am definitely ahead in the casino of this book...

 

[SVT_Cobra]

I won about 19 (yes, NINETEEN) dimes at Sirbet about a year and a half ago, playing $250 a hand. I think my initial deposit was about $500 or so.

They would only let me take out $2500 per day (Neteller rules or something), and I pulled out $7500 before my 'luck' suddenly changed and I started losing hand after hand. Gave it all back, except for the $7500, which I promptly lost betting sports elsewhere.

The lesson: it can be done, but you better pull your $ out quick if the book lets you go on a roll. One thing you CAN bet on...whatever rigging the software took to allow you to win all that money can be just as easily rigged the other way. You will lose it ifyou press your luck.
Books don't have online casinos available on their sites for players' economic wellbeing.

Next time ask for a check next day air. The fees are normally reasonable. Trying to save money in fees often costs you your winnings.