€ 10 deposit --> 5K cash out

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Evening people. Last saturday I wanted to try the new Golden Osiris slot from Play'nGo. I recently limited my accounts to € 10/month because I had some terrible sessions in a row. So I deposited € 10 and start playing 10 cent spins. It went extremely well, you can check it at the Epic Wins section where I posted a 3000x + win on Saturday. I ended up with making a withdrawal of € 800.

But the story didn't end here. I reversed it on Sunday and played a short session of Lightning Roulette. Made a small profit and a € 1.000 withdrawal. 

Yesterday reversed it again and played some Lightning Roulette. It became one of the sickest sessions ever. I always play Tier section and hitted some very nice lightning numbers, including a 500x on 10.

Balance went up to 5,4K, ended cashing out 5K. Can't be reversed because it's already in the bank DING DING DING.

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Jesus ur very lucky not to loose after reversing multiple times but I'm glad you got a super cash out, fair play to ya, can call it stupid or smart but def worked out for ya, now you can just relax with the money and make a little deposit when ya feel like it, hope you spend it on summit nice 😉

 
Always nice to see ppl getting a few wins, good job 😉

Always see ppl playing normal roulette, surely better taking the lightning version, I know the odds are different but if ya land a 500x it's sure as fk worth it lol 

 
Amazing, last year I won a few times on Monopoly like from 50€ to 1000€ but never like you did, incredible - congratz, though I'd keep aloof from reversing withdrawals in the future.

 
I don't think reversing is bad if it's all small amount that dosnt mean much, if a larger amount that wud make a difference then def think twice, it's 30 or 40 euro then I think that's ok 

 
Of course losing that kind of money is nothing special or something we should worry about but from my own experience - even losing small amount in some unusual situation can cause tilt and then you will fall into chasing loses etc. More about staying away from tilt-causing things than about maximizing profits.

 
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