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Quote from: BlackyJacky on Today at 12:16:53 AM

Quote from: kingbj21 on November 03, 2024, 05:36:10 PM

Syndicate by criminals? Nice

When the Curacao Gaming Control Board (GCB) accepts a license application by Medium Rare N.V. / stake.com while I inform them (with proof) since December 2023 about their provably rigged in-house Black Jack system and asked them to intervene, then yes, it looks like the GCB is member of a syndicate of criminals!

If the GCB will give a license to the proven criminal online casino operation Medium Rare N.V. / stake.com, then the GCB will be a proven member of a syndicate of criminals!

The GCB already gave a "Certificate of Operation" to Medium Rare N.V. / stake.com, means the GCB allows Medium Rare N.V. to operate stake.com during the license application process, while it did not issue a license yet!

The problem is your proof only proves how confused you are.

Your math is wrong and even if it weren't wrong you based on the assumption that in every hand of black jack you can only ever lose your entire bet, push, or double your bet when in reality if you're dealt a black jack (that means an Ace and a face card or ten) you get paid 3-2. And you also have the option of increasing your bet by doubling down or splitting your hand into 2 or more hands.

All this means the player only wins 42% of hands on average. But because they often win more than double their money, it's not the same as flipping a coin for even money that only wins 42% of the time.

You lost because you're a losing online black jack player. You think you can beat the game, but that's only because you don't know how to do the math. Don't feel bad, nobody is beating stakes blackjack - the truth hurts. Crying only makes it worse.

Why are you quoting me with some other member who has nothing to do with me? All these crypto casinos are rigged and funded by criminals and thieves. Supporting theme makes you look like an idiot, just saying.

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