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Online Casinos in general: How much are you in the red? (Page 2)

Topic created on 10th Aug. 2020 | Page: 2 of 2 | Answers: 18 | Views: 3,938
Anonym

How much are you in the red?

10th Aug. 2020, at 08:29 pm CEST#11
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ShakhtarD wrote on 10.08.2020 at 19:57
Yes I could also hardly believe how many people gamble away "house and yard" against all reason and then still continue to gamble. Or better yet, believe that cheating is going on everywhere but still keep butting in.

There is possibly also a way to approach the whole thing a little more sensibly/responsibly but that is probably rather unpopular

Um...you should allude to it I would have gambled away house and yard so I can reassure you, this is certainly not so and will never be.

And I haven't written anything about fraud in the casino, that's a different topic.

I believe that I am taking a reasonable way to live out my passion for gambling responsibly.
("halfway reasonable" because gambling for money is never really reasonable)

Exactly that's why I'm sure you're fibbing a little bit with your story about the 5-digit plus.

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ShakhtarD
Amateur

How much are you in the red?

10th Aug. 2020, at 08:36 pm CEST#13
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Tribeholz wrote on 08/10/2020 at 8:29 PM: -- This post has been deleted --

Why would I tell a fib? What would I get out of it?
Have just often been lucky when playing with bonus and high stakes and (I guess that makes the difference) then pay out on time and don't play again until a new good offer comes up. Initially, I only deposited when there were free spins in addition and then paid out again directly. In many casinos, that went for a while, since then came with time neat what together.

Anyway, do not think that I have to justify myself somehow, that also leads to nothing here.

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Lucas001
Amateur

How much are you in the red?

10th Aug. 2020, at 09:07 pm CEST#14
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Pretty much exactly, 65,000€ in plus.
Play but also rather rarely and if then with a few thousand € and high stakes between 10 and 30 €

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Anonym

How much are you in the red?

10th Aug. 2020, at 09:17 pm CEST#15
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ShakhtarD wrote on 08/10/2020 at 8:36 pm
Why would I fib? What would I get out of it?
Have just often been lucky when playing with bonus and high stakes and (I guess that makes the difference) then pay out in time and play again only when a new good offer comes up. Initially, I only deposited when there were free spins in addition and then paid out again directly. In many casinos, the time went for a while, there came then with time neat what together.

Anyway, do not think that I have to justify myself somehow, that also leads to nothing here.


High stakes? But you don't see any of that in your winning pictures

So you pay out a win and only play again when a new offer comes up?
And because you are "lucky" you win again?

Here in the forum constantly, partly old-established Zocker determine that after a payout first garnix more goes.

Not with you!
You just wait for good offers, then logically win again and again until you are 17k plus?
Is clear.
I'm not even talking about the circus that casinos like to organize with frequent payouts, idiotic proofs and so.

Why you write such frippery I do not know exactly
Exactly, I only know that it is frippery.

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ShakhtarD
Amateur

How much are you in the red?

10th Aug. 2020, at 09:54 pm CEST#16
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Tribeholz wrote on 08/10/2020 at 9:17 pm
High stakes? You don't see any of that in your winning pictures though.

So you pay out a win and don't play again until a new offer comes up?
And because you are "lucky" you win again?

Here in the forum constantly, partly old-established Zocker determine that after a payout first garnix more goes.

Not with you!
You just wait for good offers, then logically win again and again until you are 17k plus?
Is clear.
I'm not even talking about the circus that casinos like to organize with frequent payouts, idiotic proofs and so.

Why you write such frippery I do not know exactly
Exactly I know only, that it is frippery.

1. I have only recently started uploading winning pictures. With real money I play only on low stakes (nevertheless already some thousand win with low stakes). Wins with Bonus money should not be uploaded according to a note on the upload page. So much for now.

2. Extra for you an excerpt from my (former) procedure. At casinos of Titanium Brace Marketing Ltd. (e.g. PlayOjo) there were regularly free spins for deposits. I deposited 50€ in all casinos of the group (there were about 12 of them), directly cashed out again and tried my luck with the free spins bonus, consequently without using real money. With this number of casinos and Bonuses, one is logically also sometimes lucky. This went well for a while and I was able to pay out a few thousand € in total - until I was blocked at some point in these casinos for bonus offers.
Just as an example

3. If you often bet a lot of money, it is clear that you do not always win. I have never claimed that I do not lose sometimes, but in total, my way of playing has proven to be successful for me over the years. Other "old-established" can have made other experiences for me gladly.

So that we do not inflate the thread here unnecessarily, we can also shift the conversation in the Communicator, if not everything is said yet.

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Anonym

How much are you in the red?

10th Aug. 2020, at 11:09 pm CEST#17
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Tribeholz wrote on 10.08.2020 at 19:08: Damn, I must have a sore mouth!!!
Or why the hell does it always pull my face wide when I read such "I-am-twenty-thousand-euro-plus-stories"... ???

😂😂😂😂⚰️

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BasmatiNoodle
Amateur

How much are you in the red?

10th Aug. 2020, at 11:52 pm CEST#18
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I am as a Low Roller since December last year 1100€ in plus. But would be a lot more if I had not canceled some withdrawals or after withdrawals had not immediately deposited again. I also always write down all deposits and withdrawals. There were only two months where I lost an average of 100€. If I was in the red, I would have stopped already

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cbz490
Experienced

How much are you in the red?

11th Aug. 2020, at 08:30 am CEST#19
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From 2 pages of comments here is probably only one in the minus!

Do I have to tell everyone right away that they can quit, OC is probably the best employer 2020 I just have not noticed!!!

How do you calculate your profits??had son friend who has also always calculated only what he has paid out as profit but never deducted his deposits... is of course not correct

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Caro
Expert

How much are you in the red?

11th Aug. 2020, at 09:49 am CEST#20
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Since a similar thread on the subject has already been opened recently, I will close this one

Here you can go to the current thread.

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