Big Casino Wins and Jackpots

[AxelWolf]

I Have at least 20 different computers and devices, three different VPN services, multiple monitors, KVM switches, two different virtual machine services.

Nathan's pussy would be totally wet and in sock-puppet heaven with that set up.

[tableplay]

99% of the time I don't used a VPN visiting the forums unless Im reading one and playing an online casino that I don't want knowing my location.

I may need to get rolling on the VPN thing now that brick and mortars are closed. A lot of the juiciest online casino promos are from US-restricted casinos (as you know) . . .

Just be super careful using a VPN, there's a little more to it than just simply using a VPN. Does the online casino explicitly prohibit VPN's their terms and conditions? Even if it doesn't, that doesn't mean they won't tag you for using one. If you're flying from a location they prohibit... you better have a way to pass the ID verification upon on cash out. You'll be able to get your money in fairly easy, but you may not get it out. Y don't want a situation where the casino is free rolling you. If you lose, no big deal they got your money, if you win they will keep your money.

Assuming you find a VPN that they can't detect make sure you change your clock on your computer is set to that time zone. Also, there's all kinds of fingerprints you leave behind when using the same computer you normally use. There's plenty of stuff I still don't 100% understand, such as if they can detect your computer Mac address or whatever you call it, I do believe it's possible, but there are ways around it. I'm overly cautious and do everything I possibly can to avoid detection within reason given the things that I do understand. I Have at least 20 different computers and devices, three different VPN services, multiple monitors, KVM switches, two different virtual machine services.

Sounds like a badass setup Axel. I think the easiest thing for me to do might be to send a laptop to a European friend and then I will just screen mirror it to my computer here and play the shit through. Otherwise, I will probably fall into a trap due to the complexity you described above. Even in the old days, I got stiffed multiple times not violating any terms (as we all did, not just me). LOL

[AxelWolf]

I may need to get rolling on the VPN thing now that brick and mortars are closed. A lot of the juiciest online casino promos are from US-restricted casinos (as you know) . . .

Just be super careful using a VPN, there's a little more to it than just simply using a VPN. Does the online casino explicitly prohibit VPN's their terms and conditions? Even if it doesn't, that doesn't mean they won't tag you for using one. If you're flying from a location they prohibit... you better have a way to pass the ID verification upon on cash out. You'll be able to get your money in fairly easy, but you may not get it out. Y don't want a situation where the casino is free rolling you. If you lose, no big deal they got your money, if you win they will keep your money.

Assuming you find a VPN that they can't detect make sure you change your clock on your computer is set to that time zone. Also, there's all kinds of fingerprints you leave behind when using the same computer you normally use. There's plenty of stuff I still don't 100% understand, such as if they can detect your computer Mac address or whatever you call it, I do believe it's possible, but there are ways around it. I'm overly cautious and do everything I possibly can to avoid detection within reason given the things that I do understand. I Have at least 20 different computers and devices, three different VPN services, multiple monitors, KVM switches, two different virtual machine services.

Sounds like a badass setup Axel. I think the easiest thing for me to do might be to send a laptop to a European friend and then I will just screen mirror it to my computer here and play the shit through. Otherwise, I will probably fall into a trap due to the complexity you described above. Even in the old days, I got stiffed multiple times not violating any terms (as we all did, not just me). LOL

that may very well work at some places, however, (and again, I'm no computer and networking expert) they can in fact detect programs on one's computer that's set up to do this type of thing.
Especially if we're talking about a place that's regulated. I'm sure there's many places they're not detecting s***.
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Now we just need to find somebody who can Get around the geolocation stuff easily.

Anyone with that kind of knowledge feel free to contact me.

PS the setup sounds much better than it is, I have some computers that are like 15 years old I normally have three or four going at once.

[tableplay]

Just be super careful using a VPN, there's a little more to it than just simply using a VPN. Does the online casino explicitly prohibit VPN's their terms and conditions? Even if it doesn't, that doesn't mean they won't tag you for using one. If you're flying from a location they prohibit... you better have a way to pass the ID verification upon on cash out. You'll be able to get your money in fairly easy, but you may not get it out. Y don't want a situation where the casino is free rolling you. If you lose, no big deal they got your money, if you win they will keep your money.

Assuming you find a VPN that they can't detect make sure you change your clock on your computer is set to that time zone. Also, there's all kinds of fingerprints you leave behind when using the same computer you normally use. There's plenty of stuff I still don't 100% understand, such as if they can detect your computer Mac address or whatever you call it, I do believe it's possible, but there are ways around it. I'm overly cautious and do everything I possibly can to avoid detection within reason given the things that I do understand. I Have at least 20 different computers and devices, three different VPN services, multiple monitors, KVM switches, two different virtual machine services.

Sounds like a badass setup Axel. I think the easiest thing for me to do might be to send a laptop to a European friend and then I will just screen mirror it to my computer here and play the shit through. Otherwise, I will probably fall into a trap due to the complexity you described above. Even in the old days, I got stiffed multiple times not violating any terms (as we all did, not just me). LOL

that may very well work at some places, however, (and again, I'm no computer and networking expert) they can in fact detect programs on one computer that's set up to do this type of thing.
Especially if we're talking about a place that's regulated. I'm sure there's many places they're not detecting s***.

Yikes, thanks for the tips.

[blackhole]

Why go through all that when you could just play at the online casinos promoted at WOV? After all what could be more secure than Sad-Shack-Mike's guaranteed sites? Isn't he the acting regulator if he gets your commission from signing on from his site? How much safer can it get?

[tableplay]

Why go through all that when you could just play at the online casinos promoted at WOV? After all what could be more secure than Sad-Shack-Mike's guaranteed sites? Isn't he the acting regulator if he gets your commission from signing on from his site? How much safer can it get?

playthrough requirements are often way easier on off-shore sites that don't allow US players.

[blackhole]

Why go through all that when you could just play at the online casinos promoted at WOV? After all what could be more secure than Sad-Shack-Mike's guaranteed sites? Isn't he the acting regulator if he gets your commission from signing on from his site? How much safer can it get?

playthrough requirements are often way easier on off-shore sites that don't allow US players.

Why not just relocate you and your family to Europe? Imagine all the euros you could feast on. In fact you better hurry up since you could only assume the Europeans should be done cleaning them all out soon.

[Rob.Singer]

I see nothing sensible about playing at online casinos other than if you like the thrill of gunning for all those advertised juicy bonuses or possibly not being paid....or both.

The fact that the foreigners who control Shack continue to try and get US citizens to illegally deposit money in and play at their crooked casinos tells me he should be in jail, and anyone stupid enough to be enticed by those fantastic sounding promotions should have their balls cut off for being so blind.

Any wonder why the libtards at WoV and here are always so angry? You've got your answer.

[blackhole]

What I find fascinating is since the Land casinos shut down, how without as much as a speed bump in the road, the online stories are popping up.

Nothing holds down these AP’s.

Can’t wait to read the Kewlj’s stories of how the shoes online live dealers are using are a video illusion and their cheating.

[tableplay]

Why go through all that when you could just play at the online casinos promoted at WOV? After all what could be more secure than Sad-Shack-Mike's guaranteed sites? Isn't he the acting regulator if he gets your commission from signing on from his site? How much safer can it get?

playthrough requirements are often way easier on off-shore sites that don't allow US players.

Why not just relocate you and your family to Europe? Imagine all the euros you could feast on. In fact you better hurry up since you could only assume the Europeans should be done cleaning them all out soon.

I guess the question never came up as to why a player would jump through hoops to play at non-us allowed casinos if online play never worked at any online casino, US-allowed or not. I'm assuming brick and mortars will open up again and I am finding enough us-allowed player online stuff not to move to europe. If it were not difficult to do non-us allowed online casinos, I was going to add it to my plays, that's all.

[AxelWolf]

Why go through all that when you could just play at the online casinos promoted at WOV? After all what could be more secure than Sad-Shack-Mike's guaranteed sites? Isn't he the acting regulator if he gets your commission from signing on from his site? How much safer can it get?

In fact I do sometimes play casinos advertised on his website. 75% of the time I'll use a latest casino bonus link when signing up for online casino. The problem is... there is not an advantage at the same Casino 24/7 365.
Advantages are usually based on extra bonuses they give you for first-time sign ups that can range from 1-5 times before they run out, and then periodically (sometimes weekly). And of course, not all of those are even exploitable. Even the ones that are exploitable have a shelf limit and maximum amount of bonuses.

I'm not sure if you've actually read the Wizards guarantee and what it covers, but I suggest you do. The guarantee is basically that they will do their best to help fight for you when there is a problem. It's certainly not foolproof. Even he himself had trouble getting his money from a casino that latest Casino bonuses is heavily advertising. He technically broke the rules.

[blackhole]

Why go through all that when you could just play at the online casinos promoted at WOV? After all what could be more secure than Sad-Shack-Mike's guaranteed sites? Isn't he the acting regulator if he gets your commission from signing on from his site? How much safer can it get?

In fact I do sometimes play casinos advertised on his website. 75% of the time I'll use a latest casino bonus link when signing up for online casino. The problem is... there is not an advantage at the same Casino 24/7 365.
Advantages are usually based on extra bonuses they give you for first-time sign ups that can range from 1-5 times before they run out, and then periodically (sometimes weekly). And of course, not all of those are even exploitable. Even the ones that are exploitable have a shelf limit and maximum amount of bonuses.

I'm not sure if you've actually read the Wizards guarantee and what it covers, but I suggest you do. The guarantee is basically that they will do their best to help fight for you when there is a problem. It's certainly not foolproof. Even he himself had trouble getting his money from a casino that latest Casino bonuses is heavily advertising. He technically broke the rules.

I’m out of my league talking about illegally transferring money from the USA to off-shore casinos. Even more so when it comes to illegally tricking on-line casinos with where I’m playing from with VPN’s and all other types of tricky computer hardware / software. This all sounds like just another hustling cheating con to me trying to earn a buck. Using the word earn was being generous.

I also wouldn’t trust a single word Sad-Shack-Mike and his group of misleading partners say or said. Let alone wasting time reading some type of bullshit guarantee they wrote to help bait the idiots in.

Without RFB, shows, and room service I wouldn’t know what to do.

P.S. Here comes driftwood...lol

[AxelWolf]

Why go through all that when you could just play at the online casinos promoted at WOV? After all what could be more secure than Sad-Shack-Mike's guaranteed sites? Isn't he the acting regulator if he gets your commission from signing on from his site? How much safer can it get?

In fact I do sometimes play casinos advertised on his website. 75% of the time I'll use a latest casino bonus link when signing up for online casino. The problem is... there is not an advantage at the same Casino 24/7 365.
Advantages are usually based on extra bonuses they give you for first-time sign ups that can range from 1-5 times before they run out, and then periodically (sometimes weekly). And of course, not all of those are even exploitable. Even the ones that are exploitable have a shelf limit and maximum amount of bonuses.

I'm not sure if you've actually read the Wizards guarantee and what it covers, but I suggest you do. The guarantee is basically that they will do their best to help fight for you when there is a problem. It's certainly not foolproof. Even he himself had trouble getting his money from a casino that latest Casino bonuses is heavily advertising. He technically broke the rules.

I’m out of my league talking about illegally transferring money from the USA to off-shore casinos. Even more so when it comes to illegally tricking on-line casinos with where I’m playing from with VPN’s and all other types of tricky computer hardware / software. This all sounds like just another hustling cheating con to me trying to earn a buck. Using the word earn was being generous.

I also wouldn’t trust a single word Sad-Shack-Mike and his group of misleading partners say or said. Let alone wasting time reading some type of bullshit guarantee they wrote to help bait the idiots in.

Without RFB, shows, and room service I wouldn’t know what to do.

I'm not a legal expert on this matter either. However, from my understanding it is not illegal to transfer money to them or to play online, depending on the situation, of course. From my understanding, it's illegal for BANKS to process transactions from non-licensed online casinos in the United States.

RFB and comps is a perk not something I play for or care all that much about. 75% of that stuff I've ever earned has went to waste.

[blackhole]

I'm not a legal expert on this matter either. However, from my understanding it is not illegal to transfer money to them or to play online, depending on the situation, of course. From my understanding, it's illegal for BANKS to process transactions from non-licensed online casinos in the United States.

So why do you when sending funds to off shore casinos have to send them to some phony merchant that launders the funds to the casino?

If you win do they mail you cash? If not, how do you eventually get the cash? Check, bank transfer, I mean how is it done without a bank ever getting involved?

[blackhole]

I guess the conversation ends here. You didn’t even discuss the need for tricking the casinos into thinking your someplace your really not with computer gadgets.

I also enjoy your disclaimer of how you’re not an expert and just based on your understandings of how you think things are.

It’s not illegal to gamble online in the USA as long as your playing in states that allow it and you live in a state that offers legal online gaming.

Everything else is illegal if it involves money regardless how you get your money to and from any of them.

Other than that it’s all another hustling con

[The Boz]

I guess the conversation ends here. You didn’t even discuss the need for tricking the casinos into thinking your someplace your really not with computer gadgets.

I also enjoy your disclaimer of how you’re not an expert and just based on your understandings of how you think things are.

It’s not illegal to gamble online in the USA as long as your playing in states that allow it and you live in a state that offers legal online gaming.

Everything else is illegal if it involves money regardless how you get your money to and from any of them.

Other than that it’s all another hustling con

Was this a hustling con in your mind? Honestly wondering how you see it.

https://www.njonlinegambling.com/adv...os-again-500k/

[blackhole]

This is what I mean Boz. Just another detraction by you having nothing to do with the above conversation.

That was a big time play everyone now knows about and it was all done legally in that state. Just like Phil Ivey's Baccarat play, Johnson's BJ deal etc.

Please explain what any of that has to do with what the discussion is about illegally transferring money to and from off shore casinos, phony VPN maneuvers etc.

I'll tell you. NOTHING You just have to chime in with something and usually whatever comes to your mind first. You no doubt are the Mini-Me Micky.

[tableplay]

I'm not a legal expert on this matter either. However, from my understanding it is not illegal to transfer money to them or to play online, depending on the situation, of course. From my understanding, it's illegal for BANKS to process transactions from non-licensed online casinos in the United States.

So why do you when sending funds to off shore casinos have to send them to some phony merchant that launders the funds to the casino?

If you win do they mail you cash? If not, how do you eventually get the cash? Check, bank transfer, I mean how is it done without a bank ever getting involved?

You don't have to do this at all. You should fund your account and withdraw from your account using Bitcoin or other cryptocurrencies. The bank is not involved in either the deposit or withdrawal. It is not illegal to gamble at off-shore casinos (that accept US players - and many do) just as Axel stated. Payment processing by payment processors is illegal (also as Axel mentioned) if it involves a US player funding or withdrawing from an off-shore casino or from a US online casino if the player isn't physically located in that state when they withdraw or deposit at that US online casino.

[Rob.Singer]

It's only illegal for US banks to transfer funds to and from online casinos outside the US. It's also illegal for US based citizens to circumvent the illegal methods in order to transfer to/receive funds from online casinos outside the US.

People who get involved in these activities should stop because it's too risky for multiple reasons. After this Covid crisis where most people were forced to stop their gambling habits cold turkey, look for the major US casinos to begin a huge push for US based interstate online gaming.

[The Boz]

Actually it’s the “Big casino wins and jackpot” thread so it fits perfectly. But carry on with your cause.