just had the most amazing run ever

[jonno]

i'm a complete newb to blackjack. i mean, i know how to play... but never do. bodog just tossed me a free $10 which i turned into $235 in literally 15 minutes. i still can't believe it.

 

[creeping panther]

jonno

i'm a complete newb to blackjack. i mean, i know how to play... but never do. bodog just tossed me a free $10 which i turned into $235 in literally 15 minutes. i still can't believe it.

SPAMMER!!!!!:flame:

CP

 

[tribute]

i'm a complete newb to blackjack. i mean, i know how to play... but never do. bodog just tossed me a free $10 which i turned into $235 in literally 15 minutes. i still can't believe it.

I'm not new to the game and I have had runs starting with $235 that turned into $10 amazingly fast!

 

[jonno]

SPAMMER!!!!!:flame:

CP

lol, no. i don't work for bodog or any other site. im just insanely pumped right now.

 

[jonno]

I'm not new to the game and I have had runs starting with $235 that turned into $10 amazingly fast!

:laugh: yeah, i knew i was more than lucky to hit $235 as a newb and just cashed it out.

 

[FLASH1296]

Caveat

When I was 15 years old, I had snuck into Belmont Park and won nearly $100.
Not an inconsiderable sum for a poor boy, back in the early 60's.

My father caught wind of my joy.
He was visibly upset.
He said that my windfall was "The Kiss of Death"
I was perplexed.
He said that the worst thing that can happen to someone is to WIN early.
He would rather I had lost whatever cash I had.
He had an 8th grade education and was seriously neurotic, BUT he was oracular.
Looking back over the last ½ century I can see that there's a common thread that runs
through "pathological gamblers" - - usually termed beginner's luck.

The poster, having stumbled on "free money", now imagines that he can "walk on water"

 

[jonno]

When I was 15 years old, I had snuck into Belmont Park and won nearly $100.
Not an inconsiderable sum for a poor boy, back in the early 60's.

My father caught wind of my joy.
He was visibly upset.
He said that my windfall was "The Kiss of Death"
I was perplexed.
He said that the worst thing that can happen to someone is to WIN early.
He would rather I had lost whatever cash I had.
He had an 8th grade education and was seriously neurotic, BUT he was oracular.
Looking back over the last ½ century I can see that a common thread that runs through "pathological gamblers" is beginner's luck.

The poster, having stumbled on "free money", now imagines that he can "walk on water"

yep. can't say i don't want to deposit right now.