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HeinzMeinzCopiedicon threadicon-check-whiteLevel 6Germany

What kind of game is a pain for you to even think of?

Hi, how are you!?

I am Heinz and i am pretty new here and my first days here, they have been a blast!! Thank u all!

My question - What kind of gamblingtypes are just not for you? Is it BlackJack, Sport, slots etc

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KetaBengtssonCopiedicon threadicon-check-whiteaccount-cancelSuspended

Hey there, my German colleague! Thanks for the question!

When it comes to casino games, slots have always been my biggest passion. I’ve always enjoyed the excitement, the different themes, the bonus features, and the anticipation of seeing what each spin brings.

To be honest, I’ve never really been that fond of card games. Blackjack, poker, and similar games just don’t appeal to me in the same way slots do.

For me, slots have always been the main attraction. There’s just something about them that keeps me coming back!

But the answer of your REAL question I would say Harness racing (V75) its callez bs back here in sweden!

/KetaBengtsson

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ZeiserCopiedicon threadicon-check-whiteLevel 19Mexico

Welcome to the community, Heinz! Great to have you here and glad you're having a blast!

For me, Sports Betting is just not my thing at all. It honestly gives me a headache just thinking about it, and here is why:

  • Too much homework: To make smart bets, you have to spend hours analyzing stats, injuries, weather, and team drama. I play to relax, not to study!
  • Zero control over the outcome: In Blackjack, I make the choices. In Slots, it's instant RNG. But in sports, my bet can ruin because a referee made a bad call or a player tripped on the grass in the last minute. It's frustrating to lose because of someone else's mistake.
  • The waiting game: Waiting 90+ minutes for a match to end just to know if I won or lost feels way too slow for my taste
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