Some of those whales still want to be a low key gambler so technically those offers are not in their interest sometimes and they just want to gamble alone. Seeing such high rollers is quiet encouraging to gamble more on that site because you can see their trust on the platform so technically, if you are in the same platform you can have an assurance that your money is safe and you might be able to increase funds because of this. Those high rollers already enjoys a lot of privileges, this can also be good if they want to take advantage of this.
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Some of those whales still want to be a low key gambler so technically those offers are not in their interest sometimes and they just want to gamble alone. Seeing such high rollers is quiet encouraging to gamble more on that site because you can see their trust on the platform so technically, if you are in the same platform you can have an assurance that your money is safe and you might be able to increase funds because of this. Those high rollers already enjoys a lot of privileges, this can also be good if they want to take advantage of this.
This works for poker and maybe for some other rare cases (maybe betting under certain conditions if there are bonuses, rakebacks or something similar for the money wagered). An ordinary gambler in a casino does not receive anything other than "free" bets, but in fact these bets are already paid for by him (more precisely, by the amount of money he lost).
What if the rake back isn't worth it at the end? It's a good thing if the casino doesn't only rewards high rollers for a rakeback but offers other incentives too but I think there are casinos that has limits on what they could offer. I guess high rollers nowadays do tend to find some shelter that caters a lot of bonuses and doesn't only focus on rake backs.Of course it's not worth it. Rakeback is just a sweet shell for a bitter pill (the fact that you lost). As for the real high rollers, the casinos hunt them down and offer schemes like "flight + stay in a cool hotel" even before they spend their first dollar on the game. In the end, it pays off. But these are individual cases for VIPs.
I thought high stakes would involve a few different bets at the same time, color plus various numbers so you more often avoid all or nothing in returns. Not sure if 4am was the bettors local time but I would say the best capital management is not to bet large when tired or drunk, make sure you are fully awake when considering the risks and game you are playing.
Maybe it was Tom Cruise betting his lunch money who knows, no tip for the bar tender that day. Can a professional gambler write off such losses as these against their taxes due ?
Maybe it was Tom Cruise betting his lunch money who knows, no tip for the bar tender that day. Can a professional gambler write off such losses as these against their taxes due ?
I don't believe in this type of gambling, for me it's just marketing to show how much the casino moves and encourage more people to put more money in the game.
First, I think they are false and second, if they are not false, they are made by people from the company.
Besides, what's the use of showing that? Just show that there are more people than you playing so you don't feel alone or bad about what you bet.
I sometimes have that feeling like I think the bet was not made by a random dude but it was made by the casino owner or their representatives. It can be a kind of lure to show the potential of the casino that they have a big bankroll and they are able to pay huge amounts if someone wins.First, I think they are false and second, if they are not false, they are made by people from the company.
Besides, what's the use of showing that? Just show that there are more people than you playing so you don't feel alone or bad about what you bet.
But most of the time, they're for real and even they're being endorsed by someone. I'm sure that those that have a good reputation, they're the ones that create honest marketing.
Not just to pull people to them but to show that they're really being flocked by actual users.
I don't believe in this type of gambling, for me it's just marketing to show how much the casino moves and encourage more people to put more money in the game.
First, I think they are false and second, if they are not false, they are made by people from the company.
Besides, what's the use of showing that? Just show that there are more people than you playing so you don't feel alone or bad about what you bet.
I sometimes have that feeling like I think the bet was not made by a random dude but it was made by the casino owner or their representatives. It can be a kind of lure to show the potential of the casino that they have a big bankroll and they are able to pay huge amounts if someone wins.First, I think they are false and second, if they are not false, they are made by people from the company.
Besides, what's the use of showing that? Just show that there are more people than you playing so you don't feel alone or bad about what you bet.
In the gambling site that I play, you can see the high rollers (not the common one) but only the high roller on a specific game and on that section, you can also see if who hit the highest multiplier. Some games are hard but they still manage to hit the highest possible multiplier but what shocks me is their base bet that are too much that a normal person can imagine. I was like, how was that possible?
Wont believe that it was a mistake because you would definitely be noticing that he made that in a row which its impossible that you wont notice and also if you do accidentally made out wrong bet amount then its not
something for this to be big.
Looking these numbers do really make us drool and this is something that we couldnt see on everyday basis which is really good to look at that there are really people who could really afford on losing
such huge sums of money.You could really see on most gambling sites on where there are people who are high rollers.
Maybe he was using an auto bet that time? And the bet continues for the second time around but he got lucky because he got two consecutive wins. He is more lucky if the amount that he bet was not intended but accident have happened like he unintentionally push that max bet button or the 2x/3x.. button. Never happened to me, that I win in an accidental bet but I only lose.something for this to be big.
Looking these numbers do really make us drool and this is something that we couldnt see on everyday basis which is really good to look at that there are really people who could really afford on losing
such huge sums of money.You could really see on most gambling sites on where there are people who are high rollers.
This is why whenever I play I always hide that max bet button in the setting just to be safe. It's interesting to see huge amounts like this on a crypto casino, we can say that people now have a confident on using cryptocurrencies as much as they use fiats.
Of course it's not worth it. Rakeback is just a sweet shell for a bitter pill (the fact that you lost). As for the real high rollers, the casinos hunt them down and offer schemes like "flight + stay in a cool hotel" even before they spend their first dollar on the game. In the end, it pays off. But these are individual cases for VIPs.
Is such kind of sophistication being provided for the high rollers. That is something unbelievable, because if someone is inviting for a cool stay and spend his money on wager, then it is pure sign of inviting to use the funds and get away. Everytime these gamblers can't be lucky.In the world of big money, there are many things that seem unbelievable to the average person. But in fact, you can look at it differently: for example, casinos spend millions on advertising, if they spend a small part of the advertising budget (several thousand dollars or even a couple of tens of thousands of dollars) on guaranteed attraction of a high roller, then this is a good deal.
In my opinion, this kind of offer should make the high roller think about why he is being made such a tempting offer. At the very least I would immediately suspect that the casino making such an offer is obviously going to empty my pockets. I guess I will never understand what such people think, because I can not afford to bet more than $5, and I use such bets very rarely.
But you initially know that any casino is trying to empty your pockets. And judging by the reasoning about the amount that you can afford as a bet, you still visit the casino (or play online). So what's the difference? You can afford to lose a small amount of money, and for high rollers, this small amount of money is several orders of magnitude larger. They don't care where to spend, but naturally when they get generous bonuses somewhere, they go there.
In my opinion, this kind of offer should make the high roller think about why he is being made such a tempting offer. At the very least I would immediately suspect that the casino making such an offer is obviously going to empty my pockets. I guess I will never understand what such people think, because I can not afford to bet more than $5, and I use such bets very rarely.
But you initially know that any casino is trying to empty your pockets. And judging by the reasoning about the amount that you can afford as a bet, you still visit the casino (or play online). So what's the difference? You can afford to lose a small amount of money, and for high rollers, this small amount of money is several orders of magnitude larger. They don't care where to spend, but naturally when they get generous bonuses somewhere, they go there.
If we don't have self-control, we will surely take their offer and play until we eventually lose track of time.
If we can't afford to bet more than $5 or some other amount, then we really need to be able to control ourselves not to be tempted by their offer.
And if we see that their offer can make us spend more money, then it is better to leave the casino immediately before it is too late to know.
Quite surprised to see consecutive high roller of above 20BTC on a single wager. Have any of you come across such big wagers in real-time. Came across this while spending time watching the high rollers on the bets tab. Have anyone came across such big bets, and I don't whether this player have managed to make a win or not.
These are such huge amounts for a bet. Whoever is behind this probably has so much to spare and most likely, it's just a usual and normal day for them to be entertained and perhaps gain more money. While this is so much for us, this could be just a little portion of their portfolio only. I always find it amazing and amusing that these kind of people exist - those who have a vast luxury to spend many dimes over a bet that has a half probability to offer.
Although I also know for sure that to attain their lifestyle, they or their ancestors (if they enherit it) worked hard for it. Nonetheless, this just exhibits high risk, high reward. I think they don't fear that much to experience failure because of several bet attempts, given their large bets despite the risks.
In my opinion, this kind of offer should make the high roller think about why he is being made such a tempting offer. At the very least I would immediately suspect that the casino making such an offer is obviously going to empty my pockets. I guess I will never understand what such people think, because I can not afford to bet more than $5, and I use such bets very rarely.
But you initially know that any casino is trying to empty your pockets. And judging by the reasoning about the amount that you can afford as a bet, you still visit the casino (or play online). So what's the difference? You can afford to lose a small amount of money, and for high rollers, this small amount of money is several orders of magnitude larger. They don't care where to spend, but naturally when they get generous bonuses somewhere, they go there.
~ As for the real high rollers, the casinos hunt them down and offer schemes like "flight + stay in a cool hotel" even before they spend their first dollar on the game. In the end, it pays off. But these are individual cases for VIPs.
In my opinion, this kind of offer should make the high roller think about why he is being made such a tempting offer. At the very least I would immediately suspect that the casino making such an offer is obviously going to empty my pockets. I guess I will never understand what such people think, because I can not afford to bet more than $5, and I use such bets very rarely.
This works for poker and maybe for some other rare cases (maybe betting under certain conditions if there are bonuses, rakebacks or something similar for the money wagered). An ordinary gambler in a casino does not receive anything other than "free" bets, but in fact these bets are already paid for by him (more precisely, by the amount of money he lost).
What if the rake back isn't worth it at the end? It's a good thing if the casino doesn't only rewards high rollers for a rakeback but offers other incentives too but I think there are casinos that has limits on what they could offer. I guess high rollers nowadays do tend to find some shelter that caters a lot of bonuses and doesn't only focus on rake backs.Of course it's not worth it. Rakeback is just a sweet shell for a bitter pill (the fact that you lost). As for the real high rollers, the casinos hunt them down and offer schemes like "flight + stay in a cool hotel" even before they spend their first dollar on the game. In the end, it pays off. But these are individual cases for VIPs.
I think high rollers prefer to stay in silent than to admit that they are one of them as high wagers also mean big winners, winning in mostly huge amount. For sure, everyone is surprised on how high they are betting, but i think they have already made significant gains in the past that is why they have the high nerves to bet such huge amounts. But even so, losing such huge bets are still painful and this is something that they have to accept.
^ That is a must for their own safety, we know there are too many scammers out there that could probably be waiting for information of a large amount to scam. Probably they gamble as a high roller or a whale gambler because they want to have a quick easy profit which is the amount is also they can afford. A high roller is also a high reward when you gain profit, but they do not stay long in the gambling casino after they won they want always to cash out their money, that is how clever they are just like recently posted on a gambling casino that a player won 32BTC on Roolbit. 
Quite surprised to see consecutive high roller of above 20BTC on a single wager. Have any of you come across such big wagers in real-time. Came across this while spending time watching the high rollers on the bets tab. Have anyone came across such big bets, and I don't whether this player have managed to make a win or not.
That was really an impressive bet to see and I think it won't hurt that much to them. Surely, while doing that kind of bet, they already win in some cases. These are high rollers in the first place and expect they have a big bankroll, to begin with.
We just have to watch them as no high rollers lurking at this forum or maybe just a silent.
Want to see real feedbacks from real high rollers and I hope they will bother to response here to share some of their views.
This works for poker and maybe for some other rare cases (maybe betting under certain conditions if there are bonuses, rakebacks or something similar for the money wagered). An ordinary gambler in a casino does not receive anything other than "free" bets, but in fact these bets are already paid for by him (more precisely, by the amount of money he lost).
What if the rake back isn't worth it at the end? It's a good thing if the casino doesn't only rewards high rollers for a rakeback but offers other incentives too but I think there are casinos that has limits on what they could offer. I guess high rollers nowadays do tend to find some shelter that caters a lot of bonuses and doesn't only focus on rake backs.Of course it's not worth it. Rakeback is just a sweet shell for a bitter pill (the fact that you lost). As for the real high rollers, the casinos hunt them down and offer schemes like "flight + stay in a cool hotel" even before they spend their first dollar on the game. In the end, it pays off. But these are individual cases for VIPs.
Who doesnt really love to have big money but spending like this isnt something that everybody could really able to do such thing but its amazing to see that there are people who do really able to burn soo much money through gambling.You cant really stop on how people should be spending up their money, its really a waste but since its their funds then they could do anything about it and doesnt matter if he walks on the streets tomorrow after he lost it all but since this is a crypto balance and with this big amount then i do see that it would take a while before he burn himself.
Yes, that's correct. People who have a lot of money can use their money for whatever they like, including gambling with big money like him. They didn't seem to have thought about what would happen to them if they had suffered many losses several times. It's because they still have a large amount of other money and it looks like they have a money tree that can give them money whenever they want. With expenses like that made by that person, at least it can give an idea of how much money that person has. 
Crazy stuff. And probably only Stake has the capacity to bankroll this sort of bet consistently...
There used to be a lot more 20 BTC bets I remember from the early days of PrimeDice, and Just-Dice would even occasionally get triple digit bettors (one of whom was playing with an exploit IIRC). But that was ages ago when BTC was worth peanuts.
Just shows you how mainstream crypto gambling really is nowadays, that these millionaires are willing to try it out.
Well, if you can afford to lose all those huge amount, i guess those high rollers don't have even fears even if they put all in. Because if they also happen to be lucky that day, that means it will also add more fortune to their wealth. That is also one advantage of being a high roller. But for us small wagers, we only gamble small amounts, so expect that the returns will not be quite big. There used to be a lot more 20 BTC bets I remember from the early days of PrimeDice, and Just-Dice would even occasionally get triple digit bettors (one of whom was playing with an exploit IIRC). But that was ages ago when BTC was worth peanuts.
Just shows you how mainstream crypto gambling really is nowadays, that these millionaires are willing to try it out.
I don't believe in this type of gambling, for me it's just marketing to show how much the casino moves and encourage more people to put more money in the game.
First, I think they are false and second, if they are not false, they are made by people from the company.
Besides, what's the use of showing that? Just show that there are more people than you playing so you don't feel alone or bad about what you bet.
First, I think they are false and second, if they are not false, they are made by people from the company.
Besides, what's the use of showing that? Just show that there are more people than you playing so you don't feel alone or bad about what you bet.
Highrollers typically aims the rakeback and Casino promotion that's why they keep on betting huge amount despite they are losing some since they will get a reward for doing it while having a chance to win at the same time. High rollers is not dumb as think that they are just burning money out of greediness. They are only breakeven when they lose there bets when they claim rake back and cashback while extra profit on tournaments and the potential win on there bet.
This works for poker and maybe for some other rare cases (maybe betting under certain conditions if there are bonuses, rakebacks or something similar for the money wagered). An ordinary gambler in a casino does not receive anything other than "free" bets, but in fact these bets are already paid for by him (more precisely, by the amount of money he lost).Jump to: