[lite1up]

This is surreal.

I just started playing at 5 Dimes. A week ago, I deposited $200 and turned it into $450 playing their blackjack. Proceeded to lose nearly all of it betting on sports...dropped down to $65 tonight.

So, I went back into the casino with my $65 and within an hour and a half I have it up to $510.

I play a reverse martingale system. Started off at $1 bet, after a win up that to $2, after another win $3, after another win $5, and then back to $1. I'm now up to betting this same progression but at $5, $10, $15, and $25 increments.

This almost seems too good to be true. I have not lost playing their blackjack (6 deck, single hand) since I started playing there. Thus, I don't really want to stop since all I'm seeing is profit.

Anyone else have a similar experience?

[lite1up]

Kept playing, dipped down to $190 and now I'm all the way back up to $525. Every other place I've played online blackjack would've flipped the "fukk me over" switch by now and I'd be buried.

This is way too addictive. I won't let myself go below $500 again....is this really that easy?

[james242]

That's nice, congratulations!

[ycchai]

wow, this is nice, congrat.
do you still win using this strategy? until now i mean.

[warriorfan707]

So after every loss you bet 5 dollars correct?

[Nova99]

So did you continue to win? I had a similar experience with bookmakers when I first joined, won 500 on the 1st night and then 150-200 each session for about 5 days (sessions) then after that wouldnt you know it I just kept losing and losing til I lost it all back and more

[pimike]

So did you continue to win? I had a similar experience with bookmakers when I first joined, won 500 on the 1st night and then 150-200 each session for about 5 days (sessions) then after that wouldnt you know it I just kept losing and losing til I lost it all back and more

Yep and he will to if he hasn't already.

[warriorfan707]

Pretty funny how it is a virtual certainty that everyone who wins big on online blackjack ends up losing it all and more.

Proof that a kill switch exists

No doubt in my mind

[Nova99]

i get a feeling they try to read the players actions to figure out what you are trying to do and then switch it up to throw you off. TBH any system of gambling will ensure the majority of players lose.

As many have said in this forum, best to just skip it and go to the sportsbook.

[lite1up]

You guys nailed it on the head. Got out of the bonus casino and started playing in the Match Play casino (single deck). Won another $1100 in the course of 5 days, mostly in the last night of this run where I won $790.

Had my account up to $2400. Kept playing for the past few days and it's like they totally flipped a kill switch. Every fukkin time I double down on 10 or 11, I pull an Ace, 2, 3 or 4. Dealer getting 21 with 6 cards every other hand. It's ridiculous. I dropped $1,000 back to $1,400 and said that's enough, had them block my casino access again. Pissed about dropping the $1,000 but overall should still be happy leaving UP roughly $1,200 in the casino

[lite1up]

So after every loss you bet 5 dollars correct?

No, I play a reverse Martingale. $1 initial bet...if I win, up to $2, if I win again, up to $3, and if I win again, up to $5, and if I win that I drop back to $1. If I lose at any point in this progression I drop back to $1.

Once I get up a lot I'll up the progression to 2/4/6/10 or even 3/6/9/15.

Worked like absolute magic for about 2 weeks. I'd still hit the miserable 15 hand losing streaks but it was OK because I was minimum betting during these streaks and maxing out during my winning streaks.

I now absolutely believe their software has some sort of "A.I." built into it. Figures out the player's tendencies and doles out winners & losers to match these tendencies. It seems like every time I win 3 in a row (bringing me to the 4th level in my progression, or the "money shot", I lose.

Fukkin' done. Even my winning run seemed rigged as I turned so many bad hands into winners it was ridiculous. Like they knew this would hook me and that I would give it all back eventually anyway. Well, I won't give it ALL back, although I'd be lying if I said the itch wasn't there to go back in and try to get back up to $2,000.

[lite1up]

I should also mention that the MatchPlay blackjack tends to lag a lot during my losing runs....especially when I'm getting fukked on double downs.

When I'm on a winning run, the connection is smooth as butter.

Coincidence?

[lite1up]

Damn, is this shit an addiction or what? Really fighting the urge to go into 5Dimes live chat and tell them to enable my casino access again. Feel like I'm due for another nice run. More likely that I would spend the next week chasing and burning through the rest of my winnings. Pass

[Nova99]

hahah fight the urge! if you just want to play the games you can go to bovada casino and they have practice play.

[Spinocci]

Man, you should have stopped on that 2400$. It is even rare that after such a big win (from 65$ to 525$) you are so lucky that you even go over 200$ next time. But 1400$ is still nice. Don't go back to play, get the money out and spend it. You won't be this lucky again.






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[lite1up]

Man, you should have stopped on that 2400$. It is even rare that after such a big win (from 65$ to 525$) you are so lucky that you even go over 200$ next time. But 1400$ is still nice. Don't go back to play, get the money out and spend it. You won't be this lucky again.






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"Money won is twice as sweet as money earned."

Yeah, I know, believe me, I spent a few days kicking myself that I didn't stop at $2400.

I got out though, got my casino access blocked, haven't been back in in almost a week and have managed to grind almost $400 back in sports bets. I pretty much accomplished my goal of establishing a legitimate 4 figure bankroll from a $200 initial deposit. Can't be too upset.

[Alluvada143]

Congrats

[chipper]

Nice win... congratulations!

[MexicanStallion]

This sure was an old post to bring back.

[psbaseballfan27]

The post that won't die.