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Here's what the legal NY betting scene looks like right now: FanDuel DraftKings BetMGM Caesars PointsBet WynnBET Resorts World BetRivers All licensed and regulated. Plus they have decent apps that actually work!

Lemme drop some actual math here - using perfect basic strategy in blackjack gets the house edge down to about 0.5%. Compare that to slots at 3-5% or worse. No wonder casinos hate advantage players!

@hopes Nah, it's not just you. Casinos can actually choose different RTP settings for Pragmatic slots within certain ranges. That's why some sites might feel "looser" than others.

The thing with Bovada/Ignition is they're US-focused. They tolerate VPNs less because they're trying to stay legal in gray markets. BC.Game and others don't care because they're fully crypto.

Let's be real about odds and RTPs: Standard slots: 96-97% Live games: 97-99% Crash games: 99% But remember, these numbers are theoretical. Short term anything can happen.

If you're betting, here are the current lines across major sites: Chiefs +2 Over/Under 47.5 Kelce TD +110 Purdy 250+ yards -115 Make sure to shop around for best odds!

Have you tried Stake.com? They've got a nice roulette game and their crypto support is top-notch. Plus, their interface is super clean and easy to use.

Have you looked at Slots.lv? Despite the name, they've got table games too. Good selection, takes crypto, and they're cool with U.S. players.

For poker, I'd say check out LeoVegas or Unibet. Both accept Klarna and have decent poker offerings. Unibet's poker client is pretty sweet if you're into that.

I like Ninja Casino. They were one of the first to offer this. But there are others like Speedy Casino and No Account Casino too. Each has its own pros and cons, but they all use the Pay N Play system. Ninja's got a good game selection, Speedy is, well, speedy, and No Account has some nice...

Can we talk about Chumba's customer service? I've had mixed experiences. Some reps like Rosie and Marjory are great, but others just give copy-paste responses. It's frustrating when you have a real issue.

Yes, William Hill covers both ATP and WTA extensively. They offer live betting for most matches, which is great. I’ve found their odds to be quite competitive too. Do you follow any specific players?

Hi, I'm a tennis fan and often use William Hill. They offer good odds and a lot of in-play betting options. I'm based in Australia, and I also use Sportsbet for local events. Withdrawals can take a bit longer sometimes, but nothing too crazy.

Cheers! :giggle:

Hmm, I have concerns about the lack of restrictions. I've encountered unclear limits and had winnings taken away without explanation, often simply because I won too much. On the other hand, these practices are common in the industry and can significantly undermine an otherwise positive...