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I've got a question about Global Player Casino, and I want to preface it by saying this is not meant to be an accusation or anything....
I've never gambled on blackjack online, but the other day I signed up for Global Player Casino. By the end of the day I was up $180, and I had started with $20. I thought to myself, "Wow! Certainly it can't be this easy!".
Now it seems the past two days I can't win a thing. I swear I have not gotten a blackjack since that first day (more like an abundance of 15 and 16 counts).
I've gambled in a real casino, and I know I didn't win money nearly as fast or as easy as I did the other day, and I didn't go through a two day spell of not winning anything either.
Would it be unreasonable to assume that online casinos have to power to tilt the odds in their favor? Like they could give a player an advantage when they first sign up, to get them interested, then tilt the advantage in the casino's favor to try and recoup some losses? I know that this is certainly possible since we are dealing with computer software, but does anyone know if this is done? I hope this isn't the case.
In any case, as I said before, this isn't any sort of accusation or anything, just a question out of curiosity. I think some of you know the mgt. at Global Player, and probably at other online casinos, so I would appreciate any insight anyone can give me.
P.S. - In case this question is on anyone's mind, I'm not writing this becasue I blew the entiree $180 I won. Luckily I decided to stop after I lost $40. Not that it is anyone business, but just a "pre-emptive strike" before someone accuses me of just complaining because I lost all my money. Thanks
I've never gambled on blackjack online, but the other day I signed up for Global Player Casino. By the end of the day I was up $180, and I had started with $20. I thought to myself, "Wow! Certainly it can't be this easy!".
Now it seems the past two days I can't win a thing. I swear I have not gotten a blackjack since that first day (more like an abundance of 15 and 16 counts).
I've gambled in a real casino, and I know I didn't win money nearly as fast or as easy as I did the other day, and I didn't go through a two day spell of not winning anything either.
Would it be unreasonable to assume that online casinos have to power to tilt the odds in their favor? Like they could give a player an advantage when they first sign up, to get them interested, then tilt the advantage in the casino's favor to try and recoup some losses? I know that this is certainly possible since we are dealing with computer software, but does anyone know if this is done? I hope this isn't the case.
In any case, as I said before, this isn't any sort of accusation or anything, just a question out of curiosity. I think some of you know the mgt. at Global Player, and probably at other online casinos, so I would appreciate any insight anyone can give me.
P.S. - In case this question is on anyone's mind, I'm not writing this becasue I blew the entiree $180 I won. Luckily I decided to stop after I lost $40. Not that it is anyone business, but just a "pre-emptive strike" before someone accuses me of just complaining because I lost all my money. Thanks