that work for you mate? I let it go for a few hundred and nearly lost it all. Started playin by hand and managed to get it back up to almost startin point again. Dont think I'll bother with that anymore.
Cobra's Casino Bonus Bagging Thread!
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that work for you mate? I let it go for a few hundred and nearly lost it all. Started playin by hand and managed to get it back up to almost startin point again. Dont think I'll bother with that anymore.
It's probably just variance. Pretty sure it's strategy is spot-on. I managed to do Golden Palace's sign up bonus on £1 hands with it (wager requirement is £8000) and walk away with a profit of £300+. I'd never have had the patience to do it manually.
If you buy the bot you get access to a support forum and except for the odd bug (which is normally fixed pretty quick), no one seems to have a problem with it
Probably if you'd just let the bot carry on it would have had the same results as you doing it manually.
Tried this as it all seemed to good to be true a while ago.
Lost £50 after following the guide 100%
Funny thing was, you can play for free to get used to it, and the charts normally left me with profit. Soon as you put real money in, the dealer ALWAYS got the better of me. Lost the whole lot
Lost £50 after following the guide 100%
Funny thing was, you can play for free to get used to it, and the charts normally left me with profit. Soon as you put real money in, the dealer ALWAYS got the better of me. Lost the whole lot
Tried this as it all seemed to good to be true a while ago.
Lost £50 after following the guide 100%
Funny thing was, you can play for free to get used to it, and the charts normally left me with profit. Soon as you put real money in, the dealer ALWAYS got the better of me. Lost the whole lot
Unless you're playing at a dodgy casino then that's just coincidence.
You will lose sometimes but the winnings should hopefully cancel that out and bring you into profit. I lost £100 at skybet when i first started (admittedly i made some £10 bets instead of sticking to £1), but my winnings since have more than made up for it.
There's a few risk-free casinos you can have a go at (risk free in the sense that either a) they give you a big bonus for a small deposit or b) you play with bonus money first and can withdraw your deposit if you start to lose).
I read the site explaining it over and over, practised using the charts and casinos they reccomended for over a week before i put my £50 in, i did well untill i put real money in lol
Dealer then seemd to always win. I guess im unlucky.
i just had a try of this!
signed up to VC and put on £50...played 50 hands....finished on £45
so if i jus play again over the next couple of weeks until ive wagered a total of 750 hands i can apply for the £50 bonus, wager another 50 hands, then can withdraw everything, right?
signed up to VC and put on £50...played 50 hands....finished on £45
so if i jus play again over the next couple of weeks until ive wagered a total of 750 hands i can apply for the £50 bonus, wager another 50 hands, then can withdraw everything, right?
put £25 into Intercasino and followed the guide and ive come out with £150
not bad for a nights work.
except i can only withdraw £50 to a card and then choose another method to get the rest urg
whats the best from these?
NETeller
FirePay
Citadel
CLICK2PAY
Electronic Cheque
Wire Transfer
Cheque
Cheers Cobra
not bad for a nights work.
except i can only withdraw £50 to a card and then choose another method to get the rest urg
whats the best from these?
NETeller
FirePay
Citadel
CLICK2PAY
Electronic Cheque
Wire Transfer
Cheque
Cheers Cobra
I'm staggered by the lack of paypal pints
Wire Transfer is fine, though it depends on the fee. Cheque is good, but takes ages. NETeller is like paypal, but a pain to register with (send them photocopies of your driving license, bank statements, cards, verify phone number, bank account and address).
It's annoying. I'd go for wire or cheque, personally.
Wire Transfer is fine, though it depends on the fee. Cheque is good, but takes ages. NETeller is like paypal, but a pain to register with (send them photocopies of your driving license, bank statements, cards, verify phone number, bank account and address).
It's annoying. I'd go for wire or cheque, personally.
I'm staggered by the lack of paypal pints
Wire Transfer is fine, though it depends on the fee. Cheque is good, but takes ages. NETeller is like paypal, but a pain to register with (send them photocopies of your driving license, bank statements, cards, verify phone number, bank account and address).
It's annoying. I'd go for wire or cheque, personally.
I didn't have to do any of that with Neteller. Found them excellent tbh. All i did need to do was phone them up and tell them my name/dob/address etc.
With the number of withdrawals I've made so far I'd be totally lost with cheques. Neteller makes it easy to keep track of how much i've won too
Ive now decided that I need to win back £300. Im going to "invest" a final £25 into this and hope for the best.
Please can anyone advise the easist way to do this? I have messed up at Blackjack Ballroom and so would need somewhere else.
Thanks.
Please can anyone advise the easist way to do this? I have messed up at Blackjack Ballroom and so would need somewhere else.
Thanks.
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Owch, this thread should come with a warning. Along with credit card free interest offers and share dealing quick money schemes and all that, its not a good idea if you cant take a hit and still walk away from it.
These companies would all shut down if they werent making a consistent profit off people. They are exploiting the whole risk/reward adrenaline human response, even when your losing you get a buzz so how are you are going to calculate a nice profit on the fly when your judgement is off
The only way to win at this is to play it with no enjoyment like a job, the minute you deviate from a robotic plan you become their profit margin
Anyway lecture over, go do something productive like overclocking
These companies would all shut down if they werent making a consistent profit off people. They are exploiting the whole risk/reward adrenaline human response, even when your losing you get a buzz so how are you are going to calculate a nice profit on the fly when your judgement is off
The only way to win at this is to play it with no enjoyment like a job, the minute you deviate from a robotic plan you become their profit margin
Anyway lecture over, go do something productive like overclocking
I am willing to become that robot as I really need to get my money back from the swines.
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Cut your losses, you've clearly got a problem.
Playing solely with the intent of earning back that £300 you lost is just going to result in your going bust again. If you really want to spend time gambling then have the discipline to play within your bankroll. So if you buy-in for £25, eek it out as far as possible to say even £0.25 per hand (or less if you can bear it), and if you really are following a winning strategy, you should slowly creep up in money (while having enough bankroll to cope with downswings).
This whole boom or bust attitude of wagering half or even all of your bankroll on one hand or just a handful of them is asking for trouble. I've seen a post about someone building a $500 bankroll up to just shy of $10000 and then he somehow got it into his head that he absolutely had to break the $10000 barrier before he would withdraw any. A string of bad results followed by his intense compulsion to reach that barrier lead to him throwing all of that cash away within a 3-hour period, with only $80 remaining. Just think if he'd had a bit of discipline to what he was doing and withdrew say $500 of every $1000 he won, while taking the associated step of closing the software when he lost more than $100 in one sitting (to avoid the dreaded "tilt"). Overall his bankroll would be growing and he'd also be getting a fairly steady flow of cash, assuming he was sticking to a winning strategy.
Sort of. But I am gutted I went mental and lost £300. I think Ive learnt my lesson and can put some hours in to get the money back slowly.
You need to listen to some of these mate, sounds like you get too far into it and your just gonna lose again, better to walk away with your dignity then let them take that as well. I hate playin Blackjack now its so borin, you get excited in the first 50 or so hands for a minute when your up but then you realise that, with another 1000 hands yet to go its not likely to last.
I put the radio on, or a podcast or somethin and just click, concentrate on following the chart, not winning.
I put the radio on, or a podcast or somethin and just click, concentrate on following the chart, not winning.
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If you've really learnt your lesson, then it was worth the money.
Thats easy to say and hard to swallow but if you consider how bad many people get with gambling its easily true.
Can you not work some overtime to get it back maybe?
Thats easy to say and hard to swallow but if you consider how bad many people get with gambling its easily true.
Can you not work some overtime to get it back maybe?