Never tip the dealers. They aren’t the reason you made the money. YOU won the money, don’t give any of it back to the casino.

Nah the casino didn’t do it. You became an addict on your own. The key is walking out when your up. Do not!! I repeat, DO NOT expect to have all trips go like this. You will have times that your bankroll just goes to 0 in minutes. That is when you walk out. No ATM! Also, that 1k is not ammunition for more casino visits. That is the frame of mind that lets the casino win.

I made a 1000 twice on casino extreme cashed out after being verified

I love a good run good story. Congratulations

What casino do you play at?

Good question — and you’re not the only one thinking about this. Yes, sometimes people leave ahead. But long term, the house keeps its advantage. Think of it as paying for entertainment, with a chance to come out on top.

Profit can happen, especially in games with strategy like blackjack. Large payouts are covered with checks, transfers, or split payments. Odds: slots beat lottery, blackjack/baccarat beat slots — but luck rules.

Bottom line: it’s entertainment with stakes. Some games give slightly better chances, but luck runs the show.

Casinos definitely pay out, I’ve seen people cash big. My uncle hit a $20k slot jackpot in Vegas, they gave him a big check and some in cash right there. Problem is he spent half of it back in the same weekend. That’s how they still win in the end.

I never win lol. Last time I went I lost $200 in an hour. Still had fun with friends tho, drinks were free

Slots are basically video games with worse odds lol. If you really want a chance, stick to blackjack or poker where decisions matter. Otherwise it’s all just lights and noise...

I won $800 once on roulette and felt like a genius. Came back the next week and lost it all in 20 minutes. So yeah, you can win, but keeping it is the hard part.

Doubled on a hard 12 and they’re watching you like a Hawk? Go to another casino.

$700 winning you can use that to buy the $600 bja membership lol

That would be very annoying if i was in your place

As long as you get paid 3:2 on blackjack it’s all pretty similar. Look, unless you spend a few dozen hours practicing, memorizing, understanding, etc. you’re not going to learn to count, so play 3:2 and expect to lose whatever you’re willing to play with.

Have fun! Take a basic strategy card for the rules you’re playing, some gift shops have them or just hand write on paper from Wizard of Odds. You should be losing about $5 for every $1000 wagered if you play according to the strategy card for the correct rules and are playing 3:2, so get them for as many free drinks as you can and you’re probably breaking even!

Actively avoid 6:5 payouts on blackjack. That will often be printed on the felt.

You really should try this one. they have the best odds and also the best interface imo

All of those things are good advice, and that link to the 3:2 games and their rules is very helpful!

It wont improve your numbers but if you've never played in a casino before I'd read up on basic table games etiquette on Wizard of Odds or similar. It just makes life a lot easier and the flow of the game more fun. Nothing going to get you labeled as a ploppy faster than doing something like trying to hand your cash directly to the dealer or similar.

Which Online Casino's do you like best for playing Blackjack? I have been playing really well also, I turned a free dollar into over $100 on Chumba & into $44 on Stake.us.

I am just curious which places you like playing best, because some of them seem like they are straight rigged.

Oh boy, you are making the biggest rookie mistake you could possibly make with online gambling. That mistake is thinking you can make money off of this. You have simply gotten very lucky, that's it. There is no method to beating the online casinos.

Your sample size is not enough. You haven't even gotten 1000 hands documented and you're assuming that's going to extrapolate out into the future. I got news for you, IT WILL NOT. Proper blackjack simulations are played out over 100s of thousands of hands and the math is not in your favor.

The issue with your "method" is that there is going to come a session where you will get absolutely COOKED. There will be a session that you will win almost zero hands. But because you are so convinced you can make money, you will probably chase (thinking you'll win it back) and then all of the money you won will get wiped out. It is statistically guaranteed with enough hands played that you will hit a horrendous stretch of hands.

The only thing that has happened here is that you've gotten extremely lucky and started documenting during some positive blackjack variance. The negative variance is coming and it will be very ugly for you.

I like to personally play the total deposit amount I make into 15 equally split games

What is so funny?

Wrong, I am doing it or I wouldn't be wasting my time posting about it. I have a special method that I am developing. Tell us about what you are doing rather than telling me what I am not. Thank you.

1. Learn basic strategy. You can use a strategy card at the table, no one will care.
2. Game selection - play on games that have favorable rules for the player, such as 3:2 BJ payout, stand on all 17s, double on any 2, double after split, resplitting Aces, and late surrender. Don't play tables with 6:5 BJ or continuous shufflers.
3. Ace-Five count. This is the easiest count and will give you a very slight edge.
4. Knock-Out count. Easiest "complete" count to learn.

If you do count, your bet spreads will give you away. If you're playing significant stakes, you will eventually get backed off or barred.

If you don't want to spend time learning how to count cards, just learn the Blackjack basic strategy chart, it covers every possible starting hand and it gives you the most accurate choice to follow everytime. In terms of betting you can pretty much do anything you want, you'll likely lose anyway like in every casino game. And never buy insurance

Play basic strategy and flat bet. Don’t play side bets

double down every time, no matter what.

Don’t be afraid to ask the dealer or other people at the table if your unsure with a hand. When I first played, the people around me helped a lot.

I’m trying to follow your math. Hand #1: bet $25, BJ pays 3:2 = $37.5 + initial $25 = $62.5 Hand #2: Bet all $62.5, BJ pays 3:2 = $93.75 + initial $62.5 = $157.25 Hand #3: Bet all $157.25, win $156.25 = $312.50 (Not $250) Hand #4: Bet all $312.5, win $312.6 = $625 (Not $500) Hand #5: Bet all $625, win $625 = $1,300 (Not $1,000)

It is possible to win 5 hands in a row and 2 consecutive BJ can happen but it seems the dealer shorted you somewhere.

I go by the motto whenever I’m gambling

Shoulda went all in. 25 to 2k 😎

Congrats, I need this luck for my Father’s Day trip Sunday!

At a tournament too

Very much like many horses I have bet on that while in contention coming down the stretch suddenly began running backwards. The others are still running at the time of this post (albeit very slowly).

And what did you tell that Jabroni of a dealer?

I should have used a calculator

Just google a "Blackjack Strategy Chart" and figure out how to interpret it. It will tell you when to hit, stand, split, or double.

This is Fallout New Vegas. Arguably the best game in the Fallout series. Having higher luck will help you win more, but you should look up basic strategy to better learn how to play. You can apply it to casinos in real life as well.

Double Down on Everything!

You def double down in this situation

Wtf is this