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Conspiracy theories: The curse of the cancelled payout

Topic created on 20th Jan. 2023 | Page: 1 of 1 | Answers: 7 | Views: 971
J****y
I don't think I've ever (or so rarely that I've forgotten, which can't be because the gambler's brain remembers positive experiences much better) been able to multiply a cancelled payout.

No matter whether slots, sports betting or poker.

With canceled money it simply does not run.

Is there anyone here who can NOT confirm this? Or for whom it runs subjectively with canceled money even better?

There should be if everything is a coincidence. But I know no one with whom it is not also so. Canceled payment is simply always gone in a flash 🤷♀️

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Anonym
So, with me it almost always ran like garbage when I canceled a withdrawal, only once - funnily enough at Platin - I canceled ne 400€ withdrawal out of frustration, wanted the money actually just quickly turn down. Moon Princess first on 2€, then higher and higher... Ran like crazy, had then at some point 10k on the clock.
But as a rule: Let withdrawals stand, brings nothing...

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J****y

Antiheld1335 wrote on 20.01.2023 at 17:35: So, with me it almost always ran like garbage when I canceled a withdrawal, only once - funnily enough on Platin - I canceled ne 400€ withdrawal out of frustration, wanted the money actually just quickly turn down. Moon Princess first on 2€, then higher and higher... Ran like crazy, had then at some point 10k on the clock.
But as a rule: Let the payouts stand, brings nothing...

That's a nice story.


Thanks

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garfield68
Elite
90% of the time, cancellations are always a bust, and I don't do that.

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B****e
Have only had negative experiences, prefer to redeposit but I know that too, highest termination was 470 €, and it ran to 0 without anything - how did I get annoyed

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Langhans
Expert
I have never done that before. I see every Deposit at a casino as a new project, which is finished when the payout is made. I enter the payout in an Excel list...update percentages, balance per quarter, balance in the current year, balance since the beginning...and am happy that the values have improved with this payout. But of course it can happen that I deposit somewhere else before the money is there. But not on the same day and never at the casino where the payout is still open.

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Butterbrezel
Elite
I have never done that before. A payout is a payout.

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J****y
-- Post from user was removed as it was a former Banned User --

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