played at one of the places fishead mentioned. deposited 1k, built it to 4.5k playing BJ - drew down 1.5 profit - gave back the remaining 2k in a flurry of $100-$200 bets all the way down to $20 - amazingly built THAT all the way back to 2.5k in a matter on 15 minutes by playing max limits ($1-$250 table) and getting lucky as hell. alas. my fevered goal was 3k and i was in "risk it all to hell" mode. trying to win that final $500 cost me the enchilada in an unprecidented bad luck streak. in what should have been the final hand... i doubled down and got a 20 vs. dealer 6. dealer reeled off 7 more cards to hit 21 which pissed me off so greatly that i upped my wagers to recoup. lost at a rate of like 80% the rest of the way. i haven't played in a month since all that happened. kinda scared me and i sure as hell was ready to make some more depo's to keep that fevered play going. i could have tapped out some credit cards in that state of mind. whoa. dangerous stuff if you have the capacity to get mad or lose control
You can't win in a long at REAL BJ table, if card shuffler is in use. All ONLINE casinos shuffles the deck after every deal also, you can't win there either. With basic strategy and playing at place which offers best rules for players the house advantage is still there, 0.5%-1%, you can't beat that.
Other casino games have more higher house advantage, so you can't make any money at casinos, fair or rigged. Why in a hell you guys still continue to play at the casinos? You will lose all you damn money.
If you bet $10 a hand, you won't became a millionaire with those rules. Not even playing $100 or $10 000 a hand.
A site for you guys:
http://www.gamblersanonymous.org
Other casino games have more higher house advantage, so you can't make any money at casinos, fair or rigged. Why in a hell you guys still continue to play at the casinos? You will lose all you damn money.
If you bet $10 a hand, you won't became a millionaire with those rules. Not even playing $100 or $10 000 a hand.
A site for you guys:
http://www.gamblersanonymous.org
