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Dave SchwabMany people are curious to know what is the most you won and the most you lost? Everybody that has gambled has a story about the most they won that they most likely like to tell. However, most folks have a story about how much they lost that they don’t care to share.
I will go first, my biggest loss was $4,000 playing blackjack at Caesars Palace in Atlantic City almost two decades ago. My friends and I sat down at a blackjack table for hours. At first, I was winning and extremely excited. I got so into the game that within an hour I was down four thousand dollars. That is a pretty decent size loss for me. What about you?
The biggest win I have ever had came from playing slots online. Specifically, Aztec Treasure by Realtime Gaming. I was playing at an offshore casino and hit the bonus round. Suddenly, I won $8598.45. Not bad right?
We want to hear about your stories!
keepiteasyI have a few stories to tell. The first is when I was with my love bug at Treasure Island in Las Vegas. We were having a great time and just got done watching the blue man crew. Before we went upstairs to our hotel room, we decided to give a slot a few spins. My lover picked Alice In Wonderland and started to spin the reels. He was down a few hundred bucks when I said, let me give it a try. I was totally drunk and never could have pulled this off if it was a game of skill but after one spin, I triggered bonus rounds and ended up winning over $7,000. It was nuts.
bestbettor17The biggest win I had was playing Lucky Scarabs from Booming Games a few years ago. I couldn’t believe it because I have never had much luck playing the slots. I enjoyed playing the Egypt theme games but never won. This time, I hit it big and took home 544.43. I see some of the wins on this board are much bigger but over five hundred is a lot of cash for me.
larrybarry7The biggest loss I have taken was at Slots Of Vegas Casino when I won $876.56 playing Aztec Treasure. These guys don’t pay out, I wish I could put this in the win column for me but no matter no many times I emailed them, their customer service just gave me a sales speech and asked if I wanted to play my winnings through. Even when I said no, they went silent.
yellowstonefan888Some years ago I was playing at Aria in Vegas and tried my luck with the Elvis slot machine. I could not stop playing. It was so fun, I was having such a good time. Unfortunately, I stopped thinking about my budget. The thrill of the reels, the sounds, and the anticipation were addictive. As I kept playing,
Every once in a while, I would win small amounts, which kept me going. And when I won smaller amounts, I kept increasing my betting amount per spin, which turned out to be a mistake.The longer I played, the more I felt like I was “due” for a jackpot.
My balance kept going down. At the end, I lost all $600 of the money I brought, and my budget was only three hundred. It could have been a lot worse if I used a credit card.
Megamanic97The biggest win I ever have had was playing big bass splash. It was the first time I ever played the game and I loved it. I just played for about five minutes and scored a very nice win. Around $7,193.33. The casino I was playing at (this was a long time ago) had in their terms of service that they would only pay 2500 a month. That was a big downside. Now, do you want to hear about a loss? I don’t want to talk about it. LOL. Let’s just say it was more than what I won playing big bass splash.
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