Regarding christmas big bass - just tested 200 spins and bonus hit twice: 18x and 31x. Very similar to regular big bass meaning youre gonna eat a lot of dead spins waiting for it. If you already like big bass you'll probably enjoy it but as you obviosly not the christmas version wont change it
I got em' at +180 after the group stage when they demolished the jazz 123-97 not as good as +450 but still solid
Cashed out half already, letting the rest ride
But what about the other game - Knicks vs Magic, line is Knicks -4.5
Magic won their group pretty easly, beat the Heat 117-108 in quarters. but Knicks are Kicks, they got playoff experience
@Greenpickle last I heard Wemby practiced yesterday but listed questionable (calf strain)
Line's at -10.5 right now, opened at -9 this morning, moved to -10 by like 2pm, sitting at -10.5 now and sharp money hammering Thunder apparently
Commonwealth might refund to avoid afca ombudsman complaint fees but it's commercial decision not admission of wrongdoing. They typically say one time only but asking which casino to use next in same thread shows you havent learned a thing
What a surprise right? Stricter regulations leads to higher offshore market share - Sweden, Netherlands, UK all show same trend after tightening rules. In 2024 had perfect storm: major sporting events (euros, olympics) plus crypto mainstream adoption plus regulatory crackdowns
Obviously creates...
@donutstreak here you are:
Europe: stricter enforcement, more AML scrutiny, advertising restrictions, enhanced blocking powers. Netherlands went from open (2021) to tight enforcement. Sweden ramping up AML. Spain massive fines. Norway expanding blocks.
North America: some jurisdictions...
Listen folks, about that Spain enforcement you talk - in first half of year DGOJ issued around €65M in fines. By end of year industry sources reported totals ranging from €77M to €142.7M depending on which sanctioning rounds you include. Either way you're right to call it the biggest enforcement...
Where's this loser shit comes from guys?? even if you're betting for fun why wouldn't you want better odds? Convenience isn't worth 3-4% worse prices anyway
@d1ce that's true, PayPal can be problematic for heavy gamblers. They have internal risk assessments and if you're moving large amounts or high frequency transactions to gambling sites they may restrict your account. MuchBetter and ecoPayz are specifically designed for gambling transactions so...
I don't know privacy from partners/family, keeping multiple casino transactions in one place, faster deposits/withdrawals..? Those are useful tools not for playing hide and seek with financial reviews pal