r/gambling • u/Leather_Food_5978 • 5h ago
Yesterday in Vegas
I managed to get one hand pay and then move to the next machine and get a second hand pay. I love Vegas 😆
r/gambling • u/ReginaldWatson • Oct 25 '25
We've already talked in-depth about how the scam works in a previous announcement, but the scammers have since changed the site layout slightly, so I thought it'd be a good idea to make a new warning with updated photos.
How The Scam Works:
Things To Note:
r/gambling • u/Leather_Food_5978 • 5h ago
I managed to get one hand pay and then move to the next machine and get a second hand pay. I love Vegas 😆
r/gambling • u/Empty-Arachnid-4123 • 6h ago
Not sure how this happened, as soon as I sat down, I hit. It’s been a good year for me at Maryland Live Casino 🎰
r/gambling • u/Former-Challenge1386 • 6h ago
Up $38,000 on the day net, all withdrawn. Have another ~$2,000 in the account still.
Wild stuff. Between today and the jackpot last week, I’ve made $75,000 in the last 6 days. Too bad l had a historic cooler to start the month lmao. I think they call that variance? Lmao
r/gambling • u/GloverCom • 2h ago
Interesting to see it displayed as $1250 instead of the expected 12500, on a 10 cent demom ($2.50 bet)
If you’re familiar with this machine there’s a chance to them to pay again, but I only got 5 outta 6 purple boxes! Boo! (But yay for the nice big numbers!)
r/gambling • u/Master100017 • 4h ago
So on Friday I’m going to this casino by the beach in my city, great place, has a bunch of floors and I’m going high roller mode. I’m dropping 1K like the title says which is a tiny fraction of my cash so it won’t matter if I lose it.
But I’m gonna try and make $10K+ out of it using either tables or slots.
Wish me luck, guys!
r/gambling • u/SirDwayneCollins • 5h ago
Haven’t played live in a bout a year, i want to find a good spot to play at for a day or 2 for my birthday. Preferably, somewhere between Richmond VA and Atlantic City. I live near MGM and Live Maryland so if those are the best spots, I’ll just stick with them. But I wouldn’t mind trying somewhere new. Mainly play 1/2 or 1/3, but 2/5 isn’t out of the question.
And side note, has anyone played at Pops Poker in Richmond? How is it?
r/gambling • u/MathematicianNo1284 • 9h ago
Started off only uploaded $50 started playing this on FanDuel, ended up with $1,200 played for an hour 🥳
r/gambling • u/Efficient-Chart5220 • 4h ago
i play gravity roulette setup on my phone pretty much every week and the interface runs smoothly, but i'm trying to get a better handle on the multiplier stats. does the lobby history tab actually show the exact intervals between those big bonus drops over the last 50 rounds, or do you have to manually track the numbers yourself?
r/gambling • u/Fast-Ad3407 • 9h ago
I’m lowkey looking for one that lets you wager on roulette and crash games for easy wager requirement
r/gambling • u/iisharkwolf • 1d ago
My 6th time in Vegas (fav city!) but only my first time since I turned 21 a few months ago! Put in $40 on wheel of fortune, won on my second slot on my first day of the trip! Cashed out and had fun the rest of the trip using my winnings for experiences rather than putting it back in, still have a bunch left too. at Flamingo.
r/gambling • u/No-Target2572 • 17h ago
Well over the last month, I ran 1100 up to 6900 but just had a 3k loss yesterday. My last 2 trips was 1000-2100 and 900 up to 3k. Then yesterday it went poorly. But staying positive-really just wiped my 2 previous profits to even and still have a nice ~3k profit. Probably gonna take a break for a week to dust myself off
r/gambling • u/Fantastic_Sundae_413 • 11h ago
So Scratchee is an online scratch card game. It takes real money and operates under the “sweepstakes” rules to bypass online gambling laws.
I have played 80 cards total on their site. Ranging from $10, $20, $30, $50, and $100 cards.
Out of 80 played cards, I won on 24 scratch cards.
Out of the 24 wins, 12 of them were just money back.
out of 12 that weren’t just money back, only 2 were double my money, and 1 was triple my money.
80 cards, 66 losses, 12 money back, 2 double my money, 1 triple.
Absolutely disgusting.
r/gambling • u/Altruistic-Patient-8 • 1d ago
I haven't really started going to the casino until recently. Theirs plenty of options in Vegas, so its like a kid in a candy store. Im also a gamer, so the atmosphere just fits. Im clearly there to win money, but I do like seeing the reels spin, the flashing lights, and the attractive employees. Its a hobby of old people, too, so theirs time to kill. Whats your reason for gambling?
r/gambling • u/Individual_Piece8146 • 1d ago
$5 bet hit big.
On Hard Rock's Spin 'em Round.
On $150 deposit, I got as high as $1,150. Withdrew $900 for use at IRL casino soon.
I was looking to pad my bankroll for a trip to HR Tampa later this week.
r/gambling • u/PhenomJW • 1d ago
Never thought I’d get the Minor Pepper, let alone getting it on the Super 2X bonus.
r/gambling • u/Former-Challenge1386 • 18h ago
Alright. Officially time to put the accounts in cool down and take a little vacation.
Since this post I continued playing and can confidently say this is the best day of gambling I’ll ever have aside from hitting that jackpot on a $5 spin lol. New post to come….
r/gambling • u/Individual_Piece8146 • 2d ago
Google defines perceived progressives progression as"visual and audio design elements in slot machines—such as growing pots, filling coin bowls, or swelling symbols—that create the illusion that a player is getting closer to a bonus or jackpot."
This leads to jackpot chasing.
You've seen this trick on Spooky Link, that crazy chicken game where the egg pile grows, and hundreds more.
I think this is grounds for regulation. It's fully a trick in a highly regulated industry. It's all very entertaining, yes, but there are hundreds of thousands of newby gamblers who think the taller pile of eggs means something.
It means nothing. All that matters is RNG: Random Number Generation.
r/gambling • u/lutienor • 1d ago
i got my payout from the first wave here and currently grinding the 5m pool, plus that sloth bot hubie keeps dropping random reloads which is cool. the thing is i'm trying to figure out how to optimize their duel mode settings. they have that customizable slider where you can shift your rewards split between rakeback and lossback. for those who are actively clearing volume for the leaderboard, what's the best split ratio to keep your balance alive longer without slowing down your wave 2 point generation too much?
r/gambling • u/Senior_Procedure3985 • 1d ago
Tried 3 adventures of alice hold and win a while back and really liked it, the alice theme and hold and win feature pulled me in.Only ran into it on Thrill so far and the slot runs well there which keeps me coming back. what other hacksaw titles in that style can you recommend?
r/gambling • u/Outside-Victory-4572 • 1d ago
How much are you playing to get a host. A few places I'll just play 1k until its over. And a host will reach out. Last week dropped 5k on slots. Pay outs were so low I didn't really get that many player points. Nobody has reached out. Anyone know what usually raises a flag. Im in a lower income area so 5k visit is somewhat big for us. Obviously in Vegas I wouldn't expect to hear from anyone . What kind of action gets you a host?
r/gambling • u/MFGMortonGrove • 2d ago
I got a good 6900x win yesterday night on roobet. I lowered my bet literally 3 spins before I spun in and that irritated me , but still a good win.🥇