Virtual roullete and bj need to be forbidden by law!

[Jadnici]

Is it possible to win on those?

I have played it many times and every time ending scenario is the same, you cant win big but you can for sure lose big.

Every time I play first I need to lose some money to win it back after. Not a single time I won something first it s always lose lose lose then u win something back and if u are lucky enough maybe u will have small win.

Bj is only good if u are lucky enough to get a quick double up and thats all.

I had many scenarios where I was up a bit then every fckin time it gives u somekind of double up or split which u would win 90% of times in real bj. but not here. Most of those where it would make a difference and u would win big dont happen.

Roullete...

 

[RockSalt]

wtf u playing virtual roulette or bj?

come on buddy, give yourself a chance.

 

[Ash W]

Yeah I'm not a fan of those types of table games. 

Live Casino gives you the biggest chance in my opinion.

 

[explorer]

wtf u playing virtual roulette or bj?

come on buddy, give yourself a chance.

The pace of RNG "table games" is faster than live casino and the table minimums are way lower, either of which may be relevant for some. That said, I would never play one myself unless maybe it was part of a promotion.

 

[Jadnici]

The pace of RNG "table games" is faster than live casino and the table minimums are way lower, either of which may be relevant for some. That said, I would never play one myself unless maybe it was part of a promotion.

And there s no retard next to u that stands on 12 vs 10

 

[Springo]

This is blackjack, the game can be swingy, and have personally had sessions just like this. It can happen online and also in land based casinos.

It annoys me when people think that they should be entitled to win many hands in a row, or when they have the advantage (even if only slightly) this should always translate to a win.

Gambling is a game of chance, and even Card counters in BJ can lose big sessions when they have a mathematical advantage. It's a game of chance after all, but of course the losing streaks certainly stick in your mind more than the winning ones...