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30th Aug. 2020, at 11:24 am CEST#1

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Dear Gamble Community,

please assume that you are playing in the online casino A, B and C, in which you have gambled away 10.000€ each (are in the minus). On the other hand, you were very lucky in online casino D, E and F and are each 10,000€ in the plus

Where would you continue to gamble now?

Basically, every casino should be based on pure chance. It's just a matter of subjective perception and the question in which casino you would feel better
Would you say I'll stay in the casino where I've been lucky so far or do you hope for a big win in the casino where you've invested a lot? Many say that the casino wants its win back and you should avoid it after a big win!

Your opinions?

Best regards!

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Christian1337

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30th Aug. 2020, at 11:30 am CEST#2

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Basically, it is - as you have correctly recognized - coincidence
I basically only play in the casinos that suit me. Regardless of whether I am in the plus or minus there.

i would pay attention in your place solely on the RTP of the games, because the respective casino can determine this. Videoslots, for example, has the lowest RTP for all games - but a very nice customer program. You just have to weigh everything

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30th Aug. 2020, at 11:31 am CEST#3

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So you should already take a break. Whether you've won a lot or lost a lot doesn't matter. If you win a lot, there's just a Risk that you'll completely sink it again, and if you've lost a lot, you'll only end up losing more

The casino that appeals to you the most is the one you should play at more. Thereby you have to weigh what you particularly like or don't like. Be it payout duration, support reactions or overview. Above all, it should be fun and not compulsive play. There are casinos that constantly entice with any bonus offers and you always feel attracted to Deposit something. If you like bonus offers, then you play there, if not, you choose another one

Best regards back!

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NoBonusUser

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30th Aug. 2020, at 11:55 am CEST#4

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Christian1337 wrote on 30.08.2020 at 11:30 am: Basically it is - as you have correctly recognized - coincidence
I play basically only in the casinos that suit me. No matter whether I am there in the plus or minus.

i would pay attention in your place solely on the RTP of the games, because the respective casino can determine this. Videoslots, for example, has the lowest RTP for all games - but a very nice customer program. You just have to weigh everything

Good point!

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30th Aug. 2020, at 11:57 am CEST#5

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Jokerboy wrote on 30.08.2020 at 11:31: So you should already take a break. Whether you win or lose a lot now doesn't matter. If you win a lot, there's just a Risk that you'll completely sink it again and if you lost a lot, you'll just end up losing more

The casino that appeals to you the most is the one you should play at more. In doing so, you have to weigh what you particularly like or don't like. Be it payout duration, support reactions or overview. Above all, it should be fun and not compulsive play. There are casinos that constantly entice with any bonus offers and you always feel attracted to Deposit something. If you like bonus offers, then you play there, if not, you choose another one

Best regards back!

You are right!

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30th Aug. 2020, at 01:31 pm CEST#6

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I play at the casino's that meet my selection criteria - regardless of RTP and whether I am in the plus or minus at that particular casino
Personally, I've had 4/5 of my biggest wins ever, at a casino with low RTP, so I'm one of those people who don't include such things in their selection criteria at all.
Duration of withdrawals / deposit/withdrawal methods / game selection & how stable the site runs / bonus program / respectability
In the end it is gambling, so these criteria are more important to me than the question, am I in the plus or minus
RIZK is the only casino I have honestly removed from my list of regular casinos, as I no longer had a good feeling there and the bonus program in the form of the "Wheel" is absolutely ridiculous
Otherwise, as I said, I always make my choice relatively rationally based on my criteria.

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30th Aug. 2020, at 02:13 pm CEST#7

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Matthlign wrote on 08/30/2020 at 13:31: I play at the casino's that meet my selection criteria - regardless of RTP and whether I am in the plus or minus at that particular casino
Personally, I've had 4/5 of my biggest wins ever, at a casino with low RTP, so I'm one of those people who don't include such things in their selection criteria at all.
Duration of withdrawals / deposit/withdrawal methods / game selection & how stable the site runs / bonus program / respectability
In the end it's gambling, so these criteria are more important to me than the question, am I in the plus or minus
RIZK is the only casino I have honestly removed from my list of regular casinos, as I no longer had a good feeling there and the bonus program in the form of the "Wheel" is absolutely ridiculous
Otherwise, as I said, I always make my choice relatively rationally based on my criteria.

I'm totally with you on RIZK! Coincidentally, I have bad luck in the casinos where most have luck haha

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wettibernd

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30th Aug. 2020, at 02:41 pm CEST#8

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In principle, it does not matter whether the casino has slots with 94% or 96% RTP. If you are lucky and get a good hit then you win, but most of the time you lose

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GoodFellas

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30th Aug. 2020, at 03:52 pm CEST#9

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Of course, the casinos where you win want their money back, but I think they do not care if you or I bring it back.
Wins are with the vast majority of players but only borrowed money.

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31st Aug. 2020, at 01:34 am CEST#10

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1x = random

2x = either/or

3x = pattern

I saw in the casino once how 17x times red came and from the 3x all bet black, there was something going on. Chance is a capricious diva, a pattern is what it is. That's how I choose my casinos, among other things.

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