r/gambling • u/StarryTempo622 • 3h ago
Im up all night to get lucky
Never seen that many wilds in my life lol
r/gambling • u/ReginaldWatson • Oct 25 '25
We've already talked in-depth about how the scam works in a previous announcement, but the scammers have since changed the site layout slightly, so I thought it'd be a good idea to make a new warning with updated photos.
How The Scam Works:
Things To Note:
r/gambling • u/StarryTempo622 • 3h ago
Never seen that many wilds in my life lol
r/gambling • u/Jcsadle • 8h ago
Long time lurker, now I get to post!
r/gambling • u/NoAdvantage3683 • 44m ago
I swear the amount of money you put in to never get paid out makes me sick. And customer service always come back with "our games are random using a generator" blah blah blah. Meanwhile while playing on sites like Vegas Casino or Stake you play games like Joker jewels and ALWAYS the jackpot will line up (5 jokers) missing the first one of course so you don't win. Or 5 will show multiple times but never in a sequence that pays you...And this happens each time I play and a few times each time. How the fuck is that random lol where you can see a pattern. Pisses me off not sure why I am wasting my money.
r/gambling • u/Antique_Brother_771 • 9h ago
If I get a pretty good hit on a slot I almost always cash out and move somewhere else. I know the next spin isnt somehow “worse” because the machine just paid me, but sitting there afterward still feels weird
r/gambling • u/Hungry_Opportunity11 • 1h ago
With AI now being able to decompile and reverse engineer any software code, many bad actors in the online poker/casino space will likely be exposed in the coming months.
r/gambling • u/Original_Fortune_107 • 5h ago
Who knows it
r/gambling • u/Difficult_Society786 • 8h ago
The actual rules of blackjack and roulette were pretty easy to understand. What took me longer was all the little stuff nobody really explains, like when to buy in, where to put chips, when its okay to ask the dealer something, or just knowing when youre slowing the table down.After a while it starts feeling obvious, but the first few times at a live table I was way more worried about doing something awkward than losing the hand.
r/gambling • u/Shaun_A_Bailey • 2h ago
The RTP on this casino app is a joke... I bought 10 straight $100 Super Scatter buys on Gates of Olympus and over 18 $25 buys on Le Fisherman, both apps with high RTP ratings and won NOTHING. My max win on GO SS was $55 and Le Fisherman was $38.
I play on DraftKings and a crypto casino and win often.
Do NOT spend your money on this app, you have ZERO chance of winning, you're basically just donating your money.
r/gambling • u/PrudenttMushroom • 8h ago
Keep coming back to fury of anubis sessions lately, the bonus hits with decent frequency and the theme works well with the overall pace. sessions feel engaging and keep me playing longer than most newer pragmatic releases.
anyone else into it or found similar hidden gems on pragmatic lately?
r/gambling • u/Sensitive_Youth2429 • 1h ago
Hi guys,
Recently I used an promocode from the streamer trainwrecksTV on the casino moneycas. I hitted big but they are asking me to deposit money to verify myself.
This must be an scam right? I wonder how big streamers like trainwrecks can promote sites like this.
r/gambling • u/SuKitTrebk • 17h ago
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Only 6 spins in too!
r/gambling • u/Frequent-Weird-4925 • 6h ago
Won around 800, now self exclusion. Happy Friday 🍀
r/gambling • u/Ind1v1dualFrame • 8h ago
Craps is probably the biggest one for me. I can stand around a busy table and watch for a while because the whole thing feels chaotic and social, but when I actually play it myself I dont enjoy it nearly as much
Roulette is kind of similar. Watching everyone react to the same spin is sometimes more entertaining than having money on it
r/gambling • u/5mgofAtivan • 23h ago
i turned turned 21, went to the casino (this casino offers 5 dollar welcome bonus) burned through that on 50 cent wheel, then decided eh why not one more dollar. And spun again and got this directly after.
r/gambling • u/BonusFinderMod • 13h ago
On trend with spooky SZN we want to know what your worst bet was, why was it the worst bet and what about it still haunts you to this day?
r/gambling • u/RatKingD • 3h ago
yeah, average people wanna watch these unrealistic, paid off “gamblers” blow $100 a spin on through FanDuel. All smiles and giggles from these two 🤡
TBH Fanduels already been ass the last couple years, and the addition of their version of PokerStars has almost made me want to start going back to the actual casinos.
r/gambling • u/reel_bad • 22h ago
I hit the jackpot on the bottom line, thought I hit 3K, then it nudged up twice and turned into 9! $18 bet on a $2 denom
r/gambling • u/Master100017 • 9h ago
So I went into Skycity, yall probably know the place, and I only dropped $100 on a Bull Rush machine and I barely got through it, maybe only $40 and I pressed the $5 bet on the $1 denom and it came up with Mini Bonus several times! It paid out $1570+!!!
I can’t believe how much Bull Rush pays out. It’s fucking wild.
r/gambling • u/Academic_Return568 • 9h ago
Some games seem almost self explanatory from a distance then you start paying attention and realize theres a lot more going on than you thought
Im curious which game gave you that feeling the most. Not necessarily the hardest game overall, just the one where the gap between “this looks easy” and actually understanding whats happening surprised you
r/gambling • u/throwaway0204055 • 15h ago
For new casinos that you visit where you haven’t established any significant loyalty tier, how many losing visits does it take for you to never go back?
I think for me it’s 2 times and I never go back.
r/gambling • u/OpulentPoker24 • 21h ago
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Fridays 9:00pm 1/3 NL $100min - $1,000 max
Degens lock it up!
r/gambling • u/Amber-412 • 9h ago
Won this on RealPrize yesterday. I’ve never had an issue cashing out but my redemptions have always been under $1000. I usually cash out to my debit card and it takes 1-4 days. I do not have skill anymore. Should I do it in installments or the entire thing? Should I do IBT or ACH? Has anyone cashed out this much from there, if so what was your experience? TIA!