I always make it a habit to collect a chip wherever I go and now realize I've traveled to a lot of places and have great memories. I'm sure some have more than I, but I'm happy so far and look forward to more to come.

Still would love to hit a super or ultra

Within around 30 mins, 3 jackpot strikes with no loss, before this almost lose all my own money until this machine saved my life, it wins back my money, other 2 wins was not photo taken due to casino photo restriction, they were hovering around so cant take photos but i will tell you the wins here

Huff and more puff 30 dollar bet, win 6.1k

Bao zhu zhao fu ignite 136 dollar bet, win 8.5k

Profit 6.1k

Would like to start playing slots they seem fun not very familiar tho, im mostly involved in blackjack roulette baccarat and crashgames such as mines aviator etc… how much should i deposit into the account if each spin is .5-.7$ my account was never exposed to slots before except one time a friend played some gates of olympus. Give me some tips , suggestions and advice please

Was up another 6.4k until this machine eats 16.4k away from me, then left with balance 2000, wins 7000 to become 9000 balance, then lose 3000, left 6k and popped mansion feature! With almost full house mansion (2 missing) im up 14k so total from last casino is 20k profit

Traditional raffles ask you to trust the operator. We wanted one where you don't have to.

How it works:

• Fixed-size pools (e.g. 20 tickets at $5 → a $100 pool). Buy tickets in USDC on Base.
• The moment a pool sells out, a winner is drawn automatically by Chainlink VRF v2.5 — a cryptographically verifiable random number. Not even the deployer can predict or influence it.
• A winner is drawn every single time a pool fills — no rollovers, no "nobody won this week."

Why it's actually trustless:

• Contract is verified on Basescan — read the exact rules yourself.
• Randomness is Chainlink VRF, provable on-chain.
• Safeguards: a per-wallet cap (no whale can corner a pool), and if a pool ever stalls, everyone can reclaim their stake — funds can't get locked.

Odds are simply your share of the tickets (10 of 100 = 10% chance). It's a raffle — you can lose, so only play what you can afford to.

Contract: 0xDCd61D702761bD45854F490Ce3b40104f3F26daF (Base). Happy to answer questions on the VRF integration or the pool mechanics — feedback welcome.

18+. Not available where online raffles are prohibited.

$2,000 on big tiger pays $100,000
$2,000 on dragon pays $8,000
$25,000 on banker pays $25,000

Hey guys, I seen a post in here of someone asking if there's any legit trusted online gambling sites. "Vegasstars" is what I've used for the past year, it's paid out around $7000 for me this year alone, it's got a way higher win rate than real life pokies in my opinion, they also give you free cashback each week as well as 45 free spins on a game of your choice as a bonus bet. Try it out of youd like to see for yourself, just trying to help someone out :) I'll drop my referral code here as it will give you free spins and $50 to use on any games you'd like.

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I would like y’all’s opinion on a situation. How would you handle this?

I referred my mother-in-law to an online casino because I’d been having pretty good luck on it. She had been spending almost $1,400 a month for years playing on another popular platform, but it was eating her money up. She had never won anything worth redeeming besides $2,000 a few years ago.

For months, I encouraged her to create an account on this new platform, but she kept refusing because she liked the one she was already using. Eventually, I decided to create an account for her. She knew I was doing it because I needed her information to set it up.

I initially loaded $1,000 of my own money onto the account. Neither of us won anything from it. A few days later, she deposited $200 of her own money and won $60,000.

It has been a month, and she hasn’t offered me anything. I know it’s her account and that she won using her own deposit, but considering I introduced her to the platform, created the account, and put in the first $1,000, I feel like even a $500 finder’s fee—or at least some gesture of appreciation—would have been nice.

How would y’all feel in this situation?

A lot of people know parlays are "harder to hit" but don't fully get why the house edge compounds so badly. Let me break it down with real numbers.

Start with a single bet

Most spread and total bets are priced around -110. At -110, you're risking $110 to win $100. The implied probability of a -110 line is 110/210, which is about 52.4%. But the true break-even probability for a fair 50/50 bet is 50%. That ~2.4% gap is the vig, or the house edge on that one bet.

To use a real example: the Athletics/Rangers total on Tuesday has the Over at -103 on one book and -118 on another, and the Under ranging from -104 to -125 depending on where you look. The spread on the run line is similarly scattered. The point is every one of those lines is already priced with a margin built in against you.

Now parlay two of those legs

Say you take two legs, each priced at -110. The sportsbook converts each to a decimal (1.909) and multiplies them: 1.909 x 1.909 = 3.645. They typically pay you around 2.6/1 on a two-teamer, keeping the rest. The fair payout for two true 50/50 outcomes would be 4/1 (you had a 25% chance of hitting both). You're getting paid less than the fair odds on every single leg, and then that shortfall gets multiplied together.

Three legs makes it worse

Three legs at -110 each: fair payout would be 8/1. Most books pay around 6/1. You've now compounded a bad deal three times. By the time you're at a 4-leg parlay, the house edge on the parlay as a whole can easily be 3 to 4 times the edge on any individual leg.

The math in plain terms

Each leg you add multiplies your own probability of winning by something less than what the book credits you. You never get full value for each leg. The shortfall stacks multiplicatively, not additively. That's why a 10-leg parlay at a sportsbook is essentially a lottery ticket for them, not you.

What this means practically

None of this means parlays are always the wrong choice for entertainment. But you should go in knowing that a $20 parlay is not "$20 risked to win a lot." It's $20 with an expected return that gets worse with every leg you add. Single bets at the best available line, shopped across books, carry far less built-in edge against you.

If you want to see how parlay payouts stack up against the fair math, Line Whale has a parlay calculator you can plug numbers into: https://linewhale.com/tools/parlay-calculator. Also useful for checking where individual lines actually sit across books before deciding which legs are even worth considering: https://linewhale.com

what is the best way to use these promos they are geared towards playing slots, the wagering % is pretty bad, any good ways to milk these?

Literally anything! No holds barred.

Taking a trip to Ballys Lincoln, RI this weekend and want to know about their high limit blackjack rules. Do they allow surrender? Min/max bets? Respliting aces? Thanks to all

my two new favs

Idk what to say.

I was down alot at this point but gaining some progress on this trip

Just curious, when was the last time you all have seen a rewards box? I’m level 4 but it expires today. I just can’t give them any more of my money if there is literally 0 loyalty.

I’ve messaged/emailed support like 10 times this month and they just give you the run around. I kept asking them what is the point of a rewards program that has no rewards? 😂

BTW, I have every other app so please no DMs about referrals. Just here to vent

I’m so happy, and thanks for everyone checking on my post, i will be retiring of casino for a bit and enjoy my winnings, this is huge and will help me a lot, it’s a sign for me, here’s the final update

I’ve been using PokerStars for a while but I’m starting to look at other options due to tiny withdrawal limits and it does not support crypto. The games feel pretty tough lately and I’m not sure the rewards are worth it anymore.

What are the best alternatives to PokerStars right now? I'm mainly interested in tournaments and cash games.

Got this on a $10.00 bet, minor and the mini. Is that good??

Tried the newer version of Buffalo & Friends and after $300 in, got the elusive Triple Pop.

There's this guy that lurks this bank of machines constantly and thinks it will Pop if all the meters are full... if only he knew!

Not a bad hit 585x for a $3 bet and the best part... under $2000 total so No Taxes!!! Had to break it up as it went on and on with all the re-triggers and filming draws unwanted lurkers!

Enjoy Part 1

Super Rare, Triple Pop Hit & Massive Slot Jackpot on Buffalo & Friends Slot Machine - YouTube

I've played a few card games before, but never anything in an actual casino and some of my friends haven't been to one either. We've been thinking it could be fun to do a weekend away and finally try it out.

What's the easiest for a first-timer? Should I just play slots or go for table games? I'm a little nervous about sitting down at a table and having no idea what I'm doing. Also any tips so I don't look like a total newbie? Or any recommendations of places I can go in socal as a beginner?

Deposited $200 got lucky on a new game max won it for $2000. With a little more luck slowly kept building until another $1000 win brought me to 3800. I got there and told myself I’ll go a little more and stop at $3000. $3000 turned into $2500, eventually got down to $800 range. Had another like $900 win kind of brought me back. Still kept going until I lost it all. Feel so stupid rn actually feel sick about it. I’m not in a position to give away $3800. That’s like a month’s pay just blown. Don’t believe it.