I started with $100 dollars. Doubled twice, once with a ten against a 4 and another time with a 9 against a 3. Lost 8 in a row for $100. It took about 9 minutes.
I once lost 5 straight hands with a 20 at the old President Casino on the Admiral at the St. Louis Riverfront. I left immediately after that. At the time I wondered if something fishy was going on too. No way to prove it and these situations do happen sometimes.
Quote: Toes14Ouch, that sucks.
and these situations do happen sometimes.
Happened just last night to me ... on a practice site at five dollars a hand.
It was pretty much, check hole card, take money
check hole card, take money
check hole card, take money
annoying part was on the 3rd one i was in box one, so as soon as i saw I had 11 I was getting my chips ready to double against her picture then before I knew it she grabbed my money im like ARGH!
Had 11 losses in a row on a blackjack machine 2 weeks ago.
but in saying that I was a blackjack dealer for several years and have lost count of the amount of times I have seen people go on huge winning streaks.... though you only hear people comment when they get the big losses :)
Probably not. Legitimate losses like this are not as uncommon as you may think.Quote: chappin4tayDid I get scammed?
Quote: Toes14Ouch, that sucks.
I once lost 5 straight hands with a 20 at the old President Casino on the Admiral at the St. Louis Riverfront. I left immediately after that. At the time I wondered if something fishy was going on too. No way to prove it and these situations do happen sometimes.
Awww, I miss the President. That was the first time I played Pai Gow. My wife and I played $5 Pai Gow for 8 hours and each lost $20. "You're going to have some fun! President Casino... Yeah!" (The old commercials)
Quote: FinsRuleAwww, I miss the President. That was the first time I played Pai Gow. My wife and I played $5 Pai Gow for 8 hours and each lost $20. "You're going to have some fun! President Casino... Yeah!" (The old commercials)
There are very few casinos that I've been to that made me want to leave faster than the President. It was a dump of a casino who's only redeeming benefit was Spanish 21 (the only one in the St Louis area) and the poker room with windows. Otherwise, I say good riddance!
As to the OP, 8 hands is nothing. It sucks, yes, but that seems to be my luck on BJ lately. I've been running really bad myself, so I feel you on that one.
Quote: chappin4tayI am livid. Did I get scammed? I played at Gun Lake Casino in Western Michigan.
I started with $100 dollars. Doubled twice, once with a ten against a 4 and another time with a 9 against a 3. Lost 8 in a row for $100. It took about 9 minutes.
I'm an experienced card counter who plays only the best games. I've lost more than 8 hands in a row many times and will again probably sooner than later. I never give it a second thought. I doubt that you're being scammed. Nine minutes of play tells us nothing.
Did you bring only $100 to play $10 a hand? That would be telling. If the answer is yes, then you should get a larger bankroll or bet less per hand.
45 minutes later I was back to even, and I cashed out. I never thought that it was possible that I was getting cheated.
Wins: 14 in a row
Loses: 15 in a row
Quote: chappin4tayDid I get scammed?
No.
Yeah, I had a dealer mention to those at the table something about my being a blackjack magnet when I had three blackjacks in the first four hands. It turned out to be a losing session though. That Lady Variance sure is fickle.Quote: NicksGamingStuffI have had players win 10 hands in a row.... Either can happen. It is annoying but in a true BJ game anything is possible.
I've lost 17 hands in a row (between 2 different tables) and 22 consecutive "'bets". The 17 between the 2 Blackjack tables, and then 5 DP Craps losers. You have to love gambling sometimes :)
Quote: chappin4tayI am livid. Did I get scammed? I played at Gun Lake Casino in Western Michigan.
I started with $100 dollars. Doubled twice, once with a ten against a 4 and another time with a 9 against a 3. Lost 8 in a row for $100. It took about 9 minutes.
That's nothing. I've lost 14 hands in a row. Won 1 hand and lost the next 7 for a cumulative $200 loss. It happens.