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Loosing consecutively looks very normal, and that has ever attracted as much attention as winning consecutively will bring. Has anyone ever heard of any gambler who won so much from a casino consecutively that the casino flagged their account. I am imagining what will happen, What happens when a gambler wins too much say consecutively from a casino?

If the person is not using an account to cheat in a way he will be using the other account to win, I do not think there should be a problem. People that have complained about this before are linked to have two or more accounts.

But I have seen some people that told me before that the gambling site will limit the person's account in a way the amount he can use to gamble can be reduced significantly. But I do not know how true this is.

I do not win all the time. Gambling sites are not designed in a way people can be winning all the time, they are designed in a way people should lose more than they win. So my information may not be totally accurate as I have not experienced it myself.

Never heard of this story before where someone won consecutively at many casinos so the casino flagged the account for winning too often, I don't think there will be such an account because the casino will not let someone win continuously.

I don't know if that person is really good at gambling, but I think in gambling there is no good, all rely on luck to win.

So I've never heard this story, but I don't know what the story is out there maybe there are people who are marked by casinos because of their wins.

Have you heard of Dana White? Google him. Here- https://www.sportskeeda.com/mma/news-when-dana-white-banned-palms-casino-winning-much-money

I learned he's been banned from a couple of land based casinos because of his rate of winning. I guess this is what may happen in a land based casino. They may have to place a ban on you to investigate if you are cheating or their machine is malfunctioning. For online casinos, I don't know.

Casino is a business, and as such, the primary aim of every business man/woman has always be to maximize profit, hence, if a certain individual is noticed to be a consistent winner on a casino, what I think may happen is that the maximum amount he/she is likely to win per bet is likely to be limited. That is, only if you have been a consistent winner and yet not ever cheated or gone against any of the casino rules and regulations. Whereas, in must scenarios, if you may have been found to be cheating, those are actually the kind of cases casinos do like, as it won't stress them to automatically place a ban on your account, and you forfeits all your funds (i.e both initial deposit and winning amount).

We do know that casinos are businesses and having those lucky fellas who do become that profitable is something that they dont really like about. They do just simply hate up winner period.
On the moment that they have seen someone is really that milking out the site or platform then possibly he might be facing up some fake issues that be thrown out into him/her.
As a gambler who do really win up that much will really be just that basically be thinking that he would really be just that making up some another new account and would really be playing
again and making up money, but we do know that this cant be just that possible because gambling doesnt really give out any assurances and thats why it would really be just that too wrong that
you will really be assuming with this kind of probability.

I don't think anything will happen. I haven't heard of anything like that for the first time but If anybidy win consecutively back to back with lesser amount nothing will happen. But If the back to back wining becomes to obvious then it becomes a problem. The casino may decide to shut that account down thinking it is a fraudulent account.

So since you mentioned casino winning that means you talking about someone winning in house games consecutively which is somewhat impossible, and for sure we have some gambler who may think their could possibly achieve such from games like dice and the rest of the luck base casino games, but at the end no one can win against the house all the time,.

Flagging of account because of multiple winnings may be somewhat impossible, and the only time a casino flagged gamblers account is when those accounts are used to cheat the casino.

Just like any establishment, casinos can deny service to anyone they don't like, for no reason at all. I remember reading a few stories of people being banned from casinos for winning too much. A quick Google search and you'll yield quite a few results. It's astonishing that you might lose hundreds of thousands, but no one will stop you from playing more; if you start winning absurd amounts of money, they'll deny service and ban you from entering again. I've never been to a physical casino, but I believe that a large number of establishments are shady.

With land-based casinos, people will keep on using a particular machine, and there will be wear and tear on the machine. There are experts who keep track of the machines and predict the game. This has happened with different users, and one such person is Dana White. It is really tough, but those people handle it in a much easier way. In my understanding, similar to this, it isn't possible with the online casinos. With the online casinos, it isn't possible to learn the algorithm upon which different platforms were running and is possible only through insider information, which isn't an easy task.

I believe that the same thing will be applied for online casinos too, because I believe casino is casino weather online or offline, and they already know how to handle such problem. It is easy to ban your account for placing a bet, but I will agree with a poster above that said, your bet amount will be limited, likewise you win too, so that you don't bankrupt them. However, investigations must go on first before the casino will finally conclude on what to do.

Well, I've read a lot of news stories where people complained about being banned from playing because they won a lot of money at the casino. This is something that has been happening in real-world casinos and it's not because the casino is wrong to take these types of restrictive measures. In most cases, when people manage to win a lot of money consecutively at casinos, it's because they're cheating and the casino cameras catch them cheating. Even in online casinos, when people start winning a lot of money consecutively, it's because they're cheating. Of course, there are cases of honest people who have won a lot of money consecutively because they're skilled, but unfortunately, they've been unlucky enough to use dishonest casinos that prevent people from withdrawing their winnings.

In the real offline casino based on what I have read in some stories, the casino also observes the player whether he is counting cards or cheating and if he is really good then they may really ban the gambler.

Based on this, the online casinos may also check the user what has been doing and they may find a reason to suspend the account. Accuse the user of something or just allow him to withdraw the funds and ban him as some stories go.

I guess it will depend on the online casino that the gambler is using.

I can say I was never questioned for winning twice a big multiplier in slots in just 2 days. First, I won x5000 then I won again x3500, different slot games and different providers too. No one from management ever asked me if I had done something wrong because I really hadn't. I just got lucky.
A reputable casino can pay because they know it's a legitimate win but for those who are creating a bad scheme to make gamblers pay whenever they win, I bet they will probably do what you said. Question the gambler who got lucky and that way they can avoid paying him. It's a strategy of gambling sites which are doing bad business and I think many did that just to survive their business.

Some of the best say poker or blackjack players in the world will get banned from casinos for "being too good".  This is a crazy but legitimate thing.  I guess there's no laws against this, so often times this does happen.  Here's a link for example that talks about 5 different people who've been banned from casinos for this reason or that - https://www.khon2.com/news/national/5-famous-people-whove-been-banned-from-casinos/ .

You can certainly find others out there, but these are just some more of the well known cases.

It’s true that casinos pay more attention to consecutive wins than losses, as winning streaks can stand out and raise eyebrows. When someone wins consistently, especially with substantial amounts, casinos might investigate to see if there's an unusual pattern or strategy at play, like card counting in blackjack or other forms of advantage play. If they suspect anything against their rules, they may flag the account or even ban the player. In some cases, casinos might limit the player’s bets or restrict certain games to prevent further wins. It’s all about minimizing risk for the casino, as they ultimately rely on the odds being in their favor. Curious to know if anyone here has experienced this firsthand!

In real casinos they won't do anything, unless it's big wins, then they will probably ask you out offering credit, free meals, a hotel room, just to distract you from the game and not cause a scene.
In online casinos it's basically whatever they want. They could ban you, they could block your withdrawals because most online casinos don't care. They can always accuse you of something and not show any proof saying -you know what you did and we are not going to reveal it so that others won't try it. 

The important thing is that, some casino have a stright rules against accounts and how their operate, this is why as a gambler you have to be careful of which casino you be playing on, and if you have to play then only reputable casinos that doesn't monitor your progress and deny you your right when is not your fault, but the other hand some casinos that have low reputation and bad operations, their can act in any form they wish and blocking or flagging accounts is most frequent for them


Those Casino that only take action against gambler when their make consistent winning, are fraud and should be avoided to safe your cash reserves.

Statistically, losing streaks are more common than winning streaks. It's a simple fact of probability. However, casinos sure keep a close eye on big winners. If a player consistently wins large sums, it could trigger an investigation. Casinos may review their gameplay, check for any signs of cheating or advantage play, or even temporarily suspend their account for further review. They are businesses after all, and they rely on a consistent flow of revenue.

I've definitely gotten some extra attention and even limiting my bets after after a good streak.  Cant say I blame them too much for protecting their bottom line, but it does feel inconvenient when you're on a roll. We can debate whether it's an ethical thing to do, but legally, they have the right to do it because it's stated in the terms of use.
 

When you are gambling,  there are only too outcomes we all know of , which is win or lose, with the lose being more pronounced.  So in a case of consecutive winning , expect the losing run to follow because it's either greed that takes over our decision making or we just forget the winning formula and get big headed to think we can replicate this win over and over again and before we know it the casino is winning back the money and we start accusing them for a rigged game  :P

If a gambler didn't cheat or violate any terms of service, i see no reason why winning consecutively will become problematic, besides the consecutive wins may just be little amounts. Though i have heard in the past that if a gambler or a gambling agent, bets same tickets multiple times, is either the casino will not accept further same bets or when the winning comes they pay for only one ticket and void the rest but to me it's criminal for a casino not to pay for consecutive wins or winnings from multiple bets.

Casinos are business people and whatever will kick them out of the market will be avoided by the casino. A consecutive win of huge amount of money can make a casino get broke, and no casino will allow only one gambler to win half of their funds. Rather, they will prefer to spread that amount to many gamblers that will win from their bet.

This is why I feel that a casino might ban a user account from gambling if he is always winning huge amounts of money from the casino regularly to safe their business.

This is not the first time this has been happening where user can be flagged or accused of cheating because the user has been a threat to the casino. This is normal if we take a look at it from another angle. Imagine you set a business and you noticed that you keep losing money from that business due to a particular customer that has been causing such negativity in your business. Are you going to ask the person not to patronize you again or leave them to keep increasing your loses. Casino business is set for the main purpose of making money, when it comes to a case where there is a particular user that is causing you to lose money, it is polite you ask them to leave them to ban their accounts or accused them of trespassing.

Perhaps casinos literally monitor everyone gambling so once they begin to win more than normal having little to no losses it becomes a threat and some how they manage to limit you one  way or the other either through banning your account or something could really piss one off from using such casino again, i have heard of this countless times.

I don't think it's the site that is made in a way that it doesn't allow more of win than loss but I think it's gambling itself that is totally inclined to making people loss. Perhaps we can take examples on football and other competitions that always end up giving us surprises of weaker teams winning stronger teams hence it's the gambling itself that is made in such a way that losses are more than wins not the site.

I have never heard that Dana White was banned from gambling in a land based casinos. However his ban was basically on popular land based casinos, so I still think he might be gambling online secretly. Actually, if a gambler is losing consecutively as the OP said, then casinos should also ban the person from gambling as they have ban someone that's winning almost on every of his bet.

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I don't think it happens really often to be honest, but for example if a dealer is good enough, he could target one sector of the wheel at the Roulette game, so if he is an accomplice of a player, he could cheat like this, if he's very skilled. The accomplice will just need to place all, or most of his bets on the numbers belonging to the sector the dealer is secretly targeting. I don't claim it's easy to realize but it's more easy to execute it at online casino than at a land based one. Nobody will notice it into the room at least.

Usually they will be banned, or temporarily banned from playing, if indeed the queue that he always plays in the casino always gets a win if it's in an online casino, because it's almost impossible to always get a win, except in physical casinos maybe there will be more spectators who pay attention to how to play, but no, sometimes in physical casinos, if I'm not mistaken, someone who always gets a continuous win will get a ban on playing for some time, or even limit their playing time, because it's impossible for casinos to let someone win continuously. IMO

I was mostly referring to physical casinos, but you're right, finding a reputable casino is a must. Although this might not always be available in physical casinos, there's an abundance of options online. To be honest, we've all seen quite a few reports on the forum as well, and even banning users from using the platform, but the truth is that we can never have the full picture, having absolute knowledge of both sides of the story. However, we've seen many reports being disregarded due to lack of evidence or evidence showing that they were abusing the system, while others have ended peacefully.
They don't need a reason to deny service, someone winning consecutively would trigger their security, leading to an investigation, whether that's an online or a physical casino.

Usually the casino will accuse them of cheating in the game... it could be that the casino marks the account that keeps winning consecutively with many reasons behind it.

Someone has never told me what you mean by that... but I'm sure it's only some casinos that they are suspicious of their accounts... Apart from that I haven't experienced where threads are consecutive in many casinos... If it happens to me then the account will be happy.

I can only imagine what will happen next because I have never experienced such, winning consecutively is a big luck meanwhile lose also depends on the bet and game played. Nothing comes so easy in relating to gambling especially when a gambler gamble with so much passion as some will say strategy is involved but it’s not 100% garantee. What will ever happen I guess if the casino decides to flag any account they have their reasons either cheating but I wonder if anyone can ever cheat freely while gambling and I believe regular winning can’t result to this.

I have heard some people talk about a gambling site that decides to reduce the amount that a particular customer can gamble with, just because they notice the win has been too much win, and they couldn’t find anything wrong that they are going to use against the account. Actually,  I just heard it, and I don’t know how true  it is.
 
To me, it doesn’t make sense to flag a customer's account just because they have been winning so much, that’s really wrong. I see casinos like that as untrustworthy casinos because they will never flag account because the accounts have been losing so much, so why will they do that when they notice that there is a frequent win from an account?

Surely they will be suspected when they always win in a row, because the gambling system already regulates the number of times you win and it will not be possible to go down in a row.

Like in gambling movies that I have seen, when there is a gambler who always wins in making game bets or in dice and roulette games, he always wins with the tricks he does and in the end he is watched and closely guarded from CCTV.

for the current Online casino system, consecutive wins will not be possible, it is already set and only the number of times the winnings occur.
But if that happens, then the player already knows the weaknesses of the online casino system and continues to take advantage of it to win.

Yeah, I have heard stories about people winning too much and casinos either ceasing to provide them services anymore or limiting their accounts which means they can't bet more than a specific amount that is set by the casino for them to prevent big wins because it damages their business if someone is constantly winning and if they don't him or his account, he will bankrupt the casino in no time if he starts making larger bets.

This mostly happens in sportsbooks because sports betting is a form of gambling in which such a thing is possible. You can expect someone to have multiple consecutive wins in sports betting if they are highly experienced and knowledgeable and luck favors them as well. When it comes to casino games, I don't think anyone can continue winning consecutively in a casino game to an extent that could become a threat for the casino.

There are some random new users accused casinos of doing such acts but I am not sure they are credible enough to trust but it happened in off line casinos, there are some reported incidents that casino banned a player for life time after winning big amount and they just accuse the person involved in cheating without proving what and how they cheat the system.

Casinos doesn't like when people win but most of the players are not really winning consecutively as far as I know.

There are many comments like that winning gambling continuously is a matter of luck.  But stop gambling when you win several times continuously.  Because at any time you can lose again.  Because no strategy can always win you.  So I would suggest that if you win more than ten games in a row then you should stop gambling and take a long break and then gamble.  And two-thirds of the winnings should be used for other purposes because if you gamble all the amounts again, you will lose them too.

Yeah, there were those stories that they were stopped by the casino because they're too good and lucky to continue. Because the casino knows that they'll be sucked by those gamblers and that's why they've been stopped like this guy in Vegas, Mikki Mase.

Something like that is possible in theory but in actual life that doesn't happen unless someone has found a bug in a casino and is exploiting it to have consecutive wins.

The nature of casinos is that they have their house edge and that house edge makes it impossible for someone to always win against the casino and that'a a reality.

I know there could be some people who might prefer to bet on sports events and such people can have multiple consecutive wins and I believe casinos don't really take any action against such gamblers because they aren't doing anything wrong or illegal.

Winning consecutively is abnormal and I don't want to think it has happened before. Winning most of the time is more possible to happen and when you win so much, the casino can ban you from their casino. I have seen stories of casino banning people from playing in their casinos. Casino are business and no business wants to keep losing money hence when that happens, the casinos have to do something about the constant winning of a user by investigating the situation and when found to be guilty, restricting the users from using the casino is going to be enforced. Some users use cheats to win hence when casino act suspicious, you shouldn't blame them because they have being through alot of similar situations that they found out that the users always winning was cheating. As players, we're at a disadvantage as we're always going to fail and not win consecutively.

I think that any big win attracts the attention of the algorithms that monitor the casino's security and at least such a player is checked for the use of prohibited techniques. If he won fairly, then in a normal casino he will not have any problems. And I am sure that even winning constantly he will not face a ban from the casino, since with fair play sooner or later the casino will end up winning anyway.

This will be a very difficult thing if there's no cheating involved, and in a possible case scenario, the gambler must have done quite a good job in spending his time to try to decode the system algorithm and how it functions, in the case of casino games.  but for sports betting, this consecutive wins may be possible seeing some acctcoutns have this kind of consecutive wins. If the platform detect such thing, I believe they will definitely put the account on watch to understand his pattern his using whether his cheating or not. Suspension will be most likely option that online betting would choose. Should they find this kind act.

This could be just another word of mouth story, but I honestly don't believed that casinos are going to flagged your account for winning too much. Everything is still base on luck here, so I doubt that anyone will have successive days of winning millions that casinos are losing money from him. And if the casinos noticed it, then maybe they will just monitor him and see if he is cheating or something because of his big win. Maybe if they found out something is fishy, he will be flagged. However if there's none so he can continue to play.

And that's why there are limit bets on casinos, so that the players can't bet that huge that they are going to lose big money. And then there is what we call the house edge, sooner or later it will caught up with us.

there are complaints posted here in the forum saying that when they started winning the casino flagged them, but we can't really be sure if it is because of their winnings or something else, anyway, different people have different experiences with it, personally, I haven't experienced consecutive winnings that the casino would require to investigate my games or not but others might have experienced it.

I have seen a video of someone gambling in a physical casino with a cellphone as a guide in placing their bets, and this made him win continuously which of course attracted everyone in the physical casino by seeing him win and giving him applause, but this also made the casino staff interested and suspicious so that what they did was monitor this person from the CCTV in the casino. Every now and then the head of staff would pay attention to this person before gambling by always looking at the cellphone this person was using before betting and this made the head of staff suspicious and then mobilized other staff to take the cellphone he had. From this video, what I can conclude is that people who can win consecutively with large amounts will certainly make the casino take further action, maybe like taking the person to a special room because this can cause the casino to suffer huge losses.

And the same thing in my opinion will also happen when someone can win continuously in online gambling, it is likely that the casino will freeze his account as I experienced myself when I could win more than three times a day, also with a fairly large amount for each withdrawal.

What happens when someone wins consecutively from a casino?
Nothing.

Nothing happens except that the person wins consecutively. Considering the person has not been going against the Terms and Condition of the gambling platform. Rule breakers and cheaters get a different treatment.

Many complaints like that are actually also difficult to really prove whether everything that happens is due to winning too often or there is something else that is suspected of every win on the casino account itself, moreover if I personally do not really think about all such incidents I have not really felt it myself.
So far getting winning streak is not easy especially for some casino games and this may be the reason why the casino marks or even worse suspends accounts that have won winning streak due to alleged cheating and so on, but if gambler does not make mistakes and any actions that are considered to violate the rules to achieve more wins then they do not need to worry because basically reputable casino can definitely resolve everything well without harming its customers.

I am not yet hear about winning consecutively from gambling but I believe that some gamblers can get that. If a gambler can wins consecutively, he can easy to get tempt to try to wins more money because that is normal things that will comes to someone who wins much money.

We will not feels satisfy  with what we already gets and wants more and more. But if have a strong control, we will remember that we will not easy to wins more money so we will be better to stop gambling and cash out the money.

Winning consecutively will gives a big chance to change their life better. They must use that chance and not use the money to playing gambling because of wanting to wins more money.

They... win money. Multiple times. People will NEVER bring attention to winning most of the time. Why? Because it's the goal in the first place? It wouldn't be weird if they won or anything. I mean, that's part of the game. Now losing continuously, still part of the game yes but unlike winning continuously, you lose something. And wellll, emotions aren't really something that can process that, at least sometimes. hence why we see rants about it. A lot. Which is why it seems like the only "norm" but no, winning is also pretty normal. Most people just I suppose take it for granted.

As for being flagged, unless the casino has some reasonable cause I highly doubt it'd happen. We've seen a lot of complaints before about being flagged after winning though. Idrk what happened but personally even when I win a couple of times continuously, never had an issue or been flagged.

I think I came across similar threads as this months back but I can place it if it's about loosing consecutively or winning but the main point is you can't find anyone that keeps winning consecutively unless such persons account has been involved in one cheating activity on the other but on a second thought casionos would not want to loose alot of funds to users because the person keeps winning consecutively rather they may look for means to find out the reason why you keep winning and which might lead them to flagged the account.

the only reason why having consecutive wins might result in a backlash or pose a threat to flagging of a gamblers account is when he has possibly cheated in the game or it he has done something that is against the casino rules. To be safe, it's best you ensure that you're not doing what's against the TOS of a casino so you don't get deficulty when you're lucky to experience regular wins.

But if after you've won like five consecutive times your account gets flagged by a particular casino, you just have to move on and make use of another casino. The outcome of your stake is not even dependent on the particular casino you made use of so it doesn't matter if you can't make use of a favorite one. There are dozens of alternative casinos to choose from should one fail to give you what you desires from them or stops giving you the best of customer satisfaction.

small multiplier wins may indeed be given to gamblers, but if big wins in a row I probably haven't seen it. It may happen in sports betting, but in casino games, I think it will be quite difficult to get a moment like that.
regarding the casino's attitude, there may be betting restrictions. As has happened in some cases in sports betting, with a known betting pattern, Sportsbet finally limits bets because they may bet too often with large amounts and win. there may be other suspicions that cause them to limit bets from users. but in casino games, it may not happen like that.

The question is really good because all this time we only heard and read the stories about people consecutively lost in gambling and this is common thing happened in gambling world because every gamblers have experience just like this and for online casinos i never heard there is any people who had experience win consecutively but for physical casinos although i didn't witnessed it directly but i read some stories that some of gamblers can win with huge amount of money repeatedly at the particular casinos and the gamblers who used honest way probably the casinos will let them to continue to play but to those who attempts to win with the cheating method then these gamblers will deal with the authorities and they will probably be jailed

If there is no phishy tricks that has always got the gambler consecutive winning in the casino, it is not worth questionable just as you said, if you can not question the casinos why you are loosing consecutively, they are not in position to question your consecutive winnings as well.

But we can always prob each other when we find cheating in between the gambling house edge and players.

Gambling is played based on luck. Depending on luck you can win back to back, but it is almost impossible to last long. If you keep winning back to back for a long period of time then it must be suspicious. Because it is absolutely impossible to be like that in gambling. I won some times back to back but it didn't last long, then I had to lose most of what I won and in the last stage I had to go home with a small profit. When you keep winning back to back for a long period of time, your account will be banned or closed as a fraudulent account.

It is a rare case where a gambler wins a series of games at a casino, whether he finds a loophole in the game or he cheats, or because he is just good at the game. But since casinos basically design their games using algorithms and the odds of winning are not that high - and when someone manages to win a series of games it will definitely attract the attention of the casino since they don't like gamblers who win big and they might flag the user's account, but on reputable casino platforms, they may avoid flagging user accounts if they are playing fairly, but rather limit them perhaps.

Gambling relies heavily on luck and can be very volatile, so consecutive wins can happen but they usually don't last long and there is a big risk of losing back what you have won in gambling, gambling platforms have mechanisms to detect suspicious patterns and can cause accounts to be banned for cheating, but there are some cases where gamblers are lucky because the casino system is crashing and broken, to be honest I personally ever the luck of only with $10 and won up to $1000 at that time because the game system was in trouble ;D.
In my opinion, if we want to find a way to manage the risk or a more stable strategy of course, we should maybe consider setting strict limits on the amount we bet.

Many things will happens to a gambler who wins consecutive in gambling. They can still playing gambling and expect to win more money but they can also have a chance to stop gambling and withdraw the win money.
Everything will be back to the gambler whether what will he choose but that will be rare to see a gambler can win consecutively. I don't hear a gambler who can win consecutive from gambling but only hear about those who lose consecutive and lose all of their money.
Casino will flag their account if they wins too much and the casino can ask them to fills many requirements to prove that they don't cheat the casino.

Irony of gambling, it's ok for the physical casinos if a gambler is on a losing streak but but it's bad news if a gambler is on a winning streak. This goes to show that casinos are designed for gamblers to be losing their money, perhaps occasional wins sometimes but the goal is for them to be losing more. If you're constantly losing in a casino, I doubt that there'll be any reasons to check if it's due to machine malfunctions but if you're constantly winning, then there should be something wrong. Gamblers should be wise and always use the amount that they can afford to loose to gamble.

Winning continuously is not a normal thing in a casino, especially if it is not a live casino game, so we might face some problems if we keep winning there. I personally have never experienced it, and it doesn't seem like it would be a pleasant experience. I've also never heard of anyone winning consistently, it sounds like an impossible thing.

Casinos will definitely investigate if they see someone consistently winning, as their systems are designed to give them the edge. It’s unusual for them to spot a player making consecutive big wins without raising suspicion.

You should check out this movie: 21 (2008). It shows the lengths casinos will go to in order to protect their investments.

If someone is winning without cheating, the casino’s best approach would usually be to let them keep playing as long as it doesn’t severely impact their bankroll. This can even be beneficial, as it boosts confidence in other players who see that winning is possible. But if the wins get too big, the casino will likely limit the bets or wagers. And a gambler can’t really argue with that - it’s part of the casino’s rules.

It is possible, I've come across few smart gamblers or maybe better called lucky gamblers that keeps winning high amounts over and over then the casino banned them, the truth is there is nothing we can use to see if truly the gambler don't cheat or not, only the casino can figure this out.

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You win too much its possible that you found a loophole, I will ask you this, wouldn't you feel the same if you are running a casino? Because the whole system is designed in such a way that the house should win more, the first thing that will come to mind is that the gambler is cheating.

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Even big casinos will still freeze your account and try to look into why you keep winning, in the end you can get a reply that a bug in the system is why you hit the jackpot, if they care about reputation they can pay you something and if they don't give a F they will use the bug excuse against you.

I remember that @dimonstration have a thread like this here see this https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5468782.msg62929040#msg62929040

He's bonuses has been cut due to frequently winning on the casino he play, This is so pathetic knowing that this is their counter action if they see the player is winning. With these cases happen I guess we really need to choose on  where to play.

This is really pathetic especially if he knows he play fair and just avail those benefits what they offer to their player.

Having data to measure the rate of wins of gamblers would have been the ideal means of answering this question. However, I doubt if there is any accurate research work that we can derive such data. But I guess that people also win consistently but it is rare. Gamblers usually publicize their losses more than wins. Maybe they want to be security conscious or they don't want people to start asking for financial assistance from them. But the rate of consistent losses is greater than wins. A reputable casino will not flag an account because of consistent wins. They will only do that if they suspect that the gambler is visiting the ToS.  

I've never seen anyone win consecutively at the casino. Because I think it is not possible, because the casino's algorithm is arranged in such a way that when a gambler wins big, he will keep losing in the next games. Because no matter how big a gambler wins, at the end of the day it is the casino that profits. Because no casino will give you their own money, they will take $1000 from you for 10 games, and give you $500 for 1 game, and you think you won big. But then a gambler doesn't think that he lost $1000 in total by gambling, and won only $500, and the remaining $500 was taken from you by the casino company. So no one can ever win continuously from the casino. If a gambler calculates his total money lost and total winnings, he can understand that the casino is profitable.

I have never seen or heard someone account was flagged for winning consecutively but if so would be that the casino thinks his winning ratio is greater than his lose or they are suspecting him for cheating but if not the account should be recovered back to the user. We all know that casino wants to make profit so our loses are gain to them.

I believe luck is on that gambler side because you do not how many losses he had in past times. The first win must have triggered the player to play more and he ended up getting more wins.

I wouldn't say it's the algorithm, because if that exists, then that is cheating per se on the side of the casinos or what we can call scammer. But everything is based on luck and so we haven't seen anyone as lucky as winning like $10 million or more in just one sitting.

Maybe it's just one time from anyone and then it will not happen again. And as what we say, lighting strikes once, and so the odds are pretty much against you to win a big money from casinos. Perhaps in land case casino, it can happen, but I haven't heard anyone being kick out for winning too much as well.

You can think that this is pathetic, but that's what happens even in Las Vegas, whether you cheat or not: they "kindly" ask you to say goodbye and leave.

The algos in online casinos should work fine and big wins should be calculated as a natural exception, so they shouldn't pose a big problem for gambling companies. But I wouldn't discard that they could act like this if consecutive big wins set off the alarms.

No casino has the right to block or flag a gambler’s account simply because he’s constantly winning, except of course, just like you said, they discovered the gambler has been cheating or using malicious means to win or maybe they’ve allegedly broken any of the casino’s ToS, anything other that, the gambler has the right to sue the casino for breach of contract.

IIRC There’s a rumor before that Dana white was banned on some casino because of winning too much.

But there’s a lot of same story like this on scam accusation especially those account that suffer bet limitation to the minimum level since this is the way of the casino to prevent unprofitable players to continuously drain their bankroll.

The existence of sports betting make possible to be profitable consecutively but I doubt anyone can do this on casino games.

I've heard reports of gamblers who had their accounts banned by the casino where they were playing due to winning too much. It raises suspicions from the casino towards the gambler, because they think he is cheating somehow, because it's not normal that a gambler keeps winning the more he plays. However, it can be that he is just being too lucky, so the so called and feared long term takes longer to catch him.

It's not fair that the casino persecute lucky winners due to winning consecutively. They should just pay the gambler accordingly to the prizes he has been winning without complaining, just like gamblers lose and accept the defeat without complaining as well... Every dog has its day!

If a gambler has one account in the casino platform and wins often without cheating, his account wont be flagged out because he wins genuinely deserving it. I know of a friend who kept winning in sports betting and nothing has been done to his account although he has lost some couple of times but it should be around 80% wins and 20% loss so far. Such person cannot be flagged because of multiple wins, its against what every casino would promise. Except a gambler is gambling on other live games then the casino can tend to manipulate the games to make him lose. That is the limit to how wicked the casino can be.

Such a player with consistent winnings will find it easier to receive bonus from the casino business and am sure that the algorithm that dictates the win in slots or casino based games would be more favourable to such a player.
Unless the winner does not show any sign of withdrawal or input of funds such that it seems that it is an actual human who has the account, then the casino may flag such an account for investigation pending verification by the owner.

Not really, but if that does happen, the casino will assume the gambler is cheating, since it’s not a normal occurrence. As gamblers, we know that winning all the time is incredibly tough and practically impossible—unless we’re doing something illegal. Many people have tried it, but most of the time, the casino catches on. They don’t care if gamblers lose, but if they see you winning consistently, that’s definitely going to grab their attention.

So we can't assume we can beat the casino, because they’re not going to let that happen. And whether we like it or not, we gamblers are more likely destined to lose than to win.

Probably the casino will say the person is cheating and could restrict the account or they will just allow the person to flex their luck until the luck runs out, then they (the casino) will win back all the money in minutes by making the gambler lose repeatedly too.  There're some lucky moment that the gambler will experience winning repeatedly and sometimes too, the winning will be lost again back to the casino.

Professional bettors often face the problem of blocking accounts without any violations of gambling sites' rules. I myself have not faced this problem as my statistics are not very good, but I have heard about it from people who earn their living mainly by betting on sporting events.
I doubt that such actions on the part of gambling sites are fair, but as I understand even the regulation of gambling can not affect this.

There is actually no problem in winning consecutively in a casino as long as you are actually playing free and fair. One has to be careful when choosing a casino so as not to make use of a scam one that would pretend to freeze your account saying you broke some rules when they actually don't want to pay you out. However for the case of legit casinos, they actually have their way of calculating gross wins and losses making sure they don't go bankrupt.

For most casinos, when you win frequently, the most common thing I've come across is that they upgrade you tier since the more you win, literally you have more wagers and net balance.

The casino will not let these users win continuously in games at their casino, the casino will ban them in their own way, which in essence we will never win continuously, the casino has nothing to lose.

Many people suggest trying to gamble according to the circumstances and don't force yourself to put all your money in the game and gamble based on your abilities, whether it's the casino or the users themselves, it's hard to say if we mix with the internet/online, at any time they can block without warning, so try to gamble immediately take action when someone wins in a row, maybe it's better for them.

Casinos don't have the right to restrict the account of any gambler except if there is suspicion of illegal activities. If they accuse a gambler of cheating, there should be enough evidence to validate their claims. Bets run on fair algorithms that casinos shouldn't manipulate. A fair casino cannot intentionally manipulate the system to make gamblers lose consistently.

But casinos will always cover their losses because the house always has an edge. Casinos balance their accounts by paying wins with losses, so they hardly have massive losses especially if they have a large customer base.        

The question is, did something like that happen without cheating happening? All I know is that the majority of people who gamble always lose, right? But to win in a row is something that is a bit strange and will make you think and suspect that of a casino platform.

Also, any casino platform can also detect if an account has a suspicious fraud on their casino platform, right? That's what I know is probably really happening, actually.

I do manage win consecutively as in I have a month of daily gambling that I keep having profit ranging from 100$ to 500$. But I do lose same manner like that that balance my gambling activity.

It’s possible to win consecutively but ofc there’s a limit since sooner or later the game will just balance since the RTP will already take effect.

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It’s very possible for skill based game like poker and sport betting too.

most of the times will not happens absolutely nothing. maybe in a physical casino they will try to offer some drink and let you playing for some hours more.
online they can just check your bets. verify your account or kyc. technically this is really rare to happens but it can happens... so they now that unless there is a clear scam it's something impossible to have a real scam there.

It do really sucks that you do end up on facing up some issues on which you do know that you have done nothing specially if you are on the verge on having those huge wins then suddenly your withdrawal have been locked and you would be raising up some questions on what the heck is happening? It will really be just that a normal thing that you will be having that kind of reaction on the moment or time that you do experience such stuff.

We do know that constantly winning in gambling is never been possible, and also we do know that casinos are really that not liking on someone on winning up on a huge wins on constant manner or even lets say on an alternate manner or simply into those who are making profits. They will definitely be caught up such attention on the said user and watch and monitor if there are some shady activities on which a certain user is really that involved into. If you are dealing on a platform whose really that not fair or having some shady reputation then you might be possibly be able to get some random issues that might be thrown at you.

Casinos hate up winners but they do know that this business is a long time running and having that possibility on catching up on what they have paid out into those winners on which they can confidently
say that recovery would be fast but on the moment that a certain user is raking up that tons then this does bring up that attention.

I haven't heard much cases of people winning consecutively but I have read once that a person once wom consecutive bets and then the casino site limited the gambler's bets and betting amount.
So may be some sites do have such backup plans in case things go off the track for them.
It obviously is a disadvantage for the gambler but then we must make sure of such things beforehand by reading the terms and conditions.

The word that is rare, I can really believe that, if anyone has experienced it, it is only a few casino gamblers who are able to do it, who win consecutively and if they are not disciplined,
they will also lose for sure in the end too.

Although there are also times when I win gambling up to 5 times in a row but after that I still lose in the end because I often only experience
small amounts of winning when I win.

Obviously they do not have the right to restrict the account, instead they will accuse you with other suspect which give them a time to investigate your account in order to find if you broke their rules.

Is there any casino want to show their evidence, most of them won't and claim if it's privacy.

Which casino write that in their terms? I believe no casino will write that because it's like saying gamblers must not win. CMIIW.

Most of the casinos that did lock bettors account because the better wins consecutively can not afford to have such a customer that might one day wreck their company. However, gamblers that wins often are rear and not like those that lose almost everyday. Actually luck have time it manifest in someone (gambler), so when ever we lose it means that we are no longer lucky at that moment and that's the moment the casino gains back the money they have you have won from them.

It becomes very harder to walk away once you keep winning, the gambler will easily think that another win is waiting on thr next round so they will keep doing it, many people don't know that the more you keep hitting the good buttons the harder it will become for you to keep getting the same result, I have seen such play through slots gambling before.

I am pretty sure that a casino will investigate you instantly if you keep winning for no reason, the stupid part of you is just too blind to see that you are lucky is all, and winning over and over isn't one of the ways casinos programmed their system.

But I accept that fact that it is possible to hit a good win several rounds but very rare too, so if such ever happen on your watch know that the god of luck is in those seconds with you, the next thing you must do is stop gambling and leave with your rewards.

Dana White is such a beast. Thats wild I didn't know that, lucky guy. I feel like the casinos would definitely think something is up and maybe take you around back and rough someone up a bit and tell them to kick bricks if they aren't a person like Dana White who just gets banned all together.

Technically consecutive winning and losing must be having same level of probability but casinos reserve the rights to take the final decision on consecutive winning. I mean if you are winning consecutive in sportsbetting then I guess most casinos will not have any problem on this. But, if you make the same on any other game where you are playing against the house through randomness then they will definitely investigate your betting for any possible fraudulent attempt.

In the provably fair environment, casinos get more than 50% chances over players and they call it "house edge". Other than this, if you are referring something else, then I guess that must be kind of being rigged one and we should avoid such casinos for sure.

I have never known anyone to win consecutively at a casino. If someone wins a large amount in one game, there may be a few people, but if someone wins consecutively I don't think it will ever happen because the owner will definitely prevent it. If someone wins consecutively at a casino, it will be detrimental to the owner, the system will always side with the owner and will not let that happen. Even if it does exist, the account will definitely be banned. Especially in online casinos, it is very normal in my opinion if you don't win consecutively.

People will find it difficult to win a big amount of money consecutively on gambling sites. Anyone that will be winning consecutively won’t be winning a high amount of money, the person might be winning just a little amount of money, which is not really going to have any effect on the gambling site, they won’t even notice there is even a consecutive win in the account. What will make a gambling site flag an account is if they notice that the account has been winning so much money consecutively, then they will start investigating the account, which is always difficult.
 
I don’t see anything bad in winning consecutively, but maybe gambling site owners know that it’s difficult to win consecutively when gambling, so whenever they notice one, then they start suspecting the account, and you know gambling sites will never be happy when they see you win, they always want their customers to lose so that they will be making more money.

Betting against a casino? No, they actually love when gamblers win because the simple odds over the long term mean that money is likely to all get deposited back and eventually be lost. The best you might hope to achieve is to get a lucky one of streak after signing up to a new casino, cashing out and never returning - outside of that you better expect to lose every penny you deposit because the games are engineered to make you lose. All those expensive hotels in Las Vegas with so many freebies on the casino floor are not being paid for by winning players - it is the losers that make these companies money.

Well, maybe an investigation would be the first thing for them to do because if there is no anomaly in their system, then there’s no problem with that. I think they should be fair because there are some instances where if the person is really lucky, then he could win a lot, and maybe consecutively.

A nice bonus to winning. But in reality I don't think that offline casinos monitor winnings to offer free drinks or something like that. As far as I know, such bonuses are received by high roller players, the higher the amounts they play for, the higher the bonuses. Some particularly generous customers are lured by casinos by buying them a flight and a hotel just so they visit their establishment. And if we think logically, sometimes such VIPs end up winning and the casino loses both the "predicted profit" and the costs of attracting such clients.

With people who bet continuously I think it is not strange anymore, but I myself have never heard or seen a casino limit the bets of a player who gambles continuously, because I think the casino's goal is to make a profit so they will continue to let people continue to allocate their money to their casino, but maybe with the occasional casino will give a win that at least makes them happy and maybe makes them aware to stop immediately. However, with the amount of bets, of course the casino has its limits, this is clear because this needs to be held because if the casino does not limit the amount of bets, there may be people who will bet with a very large amount but people who place large bets are unlikely to be fewer than people who bet with small bets. And I think of course all casinos will limit the amount of bets.

Because so far I have not found any information about bettors who have won consecutively in the casino and so, I do not know for sure what will happen to their account if they get consecutive wins. Consecutive in this case are those who succeed regularly every day and get big wins too, such cases I do not know if they really exist or are just wishful thinking. Because anyway, as far as I experienced when actively gambling at the casino also at least maybe only a few days I got a good win every day, but in reality it can never be obtained regularly for example for a whole week or a whole month, it seems very unlikely to happen.

Let me clarify a bit for you. No gambler who plays fair and does not cheat will ever hit consecutive wins, maybe in the sport betting he can a bit but not for long there too as the referees will make sure the games end differently from many gamblers predict them and in slot machines the gamblers don't stand a chance, the house edge is there put in place for a reason and this exact reason is to make the casino profit in the long run. So unless someone cheats in the casino games there is no way to win in a consecutive way in the casino, otherwise casinos would be failing yet I don't know anyone failing, failing is us the gamblers and that is going to be the case until life will exist in our planet, just keep playing skill games like sport betting or poker to have a chance and don't expect to be winning in a consecutive way as there is no such thing.

The gamblers among themselves in the place or the friends of the guy will also think otherwise by saying if he has special skills to win the games. But as you said he is losing nobody will question or ask him but once he wins consecutively, different questions arise. And the casino too will block the account because they might think as well that it is abnormal. But I don't see anything wrong if someone wins straight 4-5 games at a day or a week.
But it is hard for someone to win straight forward without a break (cut) or lose of any game. You might lose one game and win 2-3 a day or week.

I can't remember, but I think I have seen a thread where a gambler was accusing a casino for blocking his account when he won, big amount continually, I don't know how that case ended but I am sure any casinos that act in that way should not be considered as a reputable casino, because if a player can win in multiple time and not abusing the games, I don't see any reason why his or her account should be affected for that, and if any site block such as account that means it a total scam casino.

I have not seen any of the cryptocurrency Casinos that have high presence in this forum blocking player's before, just because they manage to win Many times, but then we can point to one casinol and book maker's like 1xbits who block player's account at regular basis, and for no reason only because they won big prize.

But aside from that, no crypto casino that have the interest of the community at heart will just ban a player at will when they have not committed any offense.

If the casino cannot keep up with the payout, yes, there's a possibility that they will limit the guy or create some reason to limit or worse even ban the account of the player.
I read stories of gamblers who keeps winning that casino have to do something or their funds will be drain, casinos are profit generating company so they have parameters to avoid this.
A gambler to avoid this he only needs to play on casino with proven track records of paying on time and can sustain paying their players and with a good reputation in the gambling community.

He didn't get banned for that, everyone says it because he was the one going first in public and telling the story from his own perspective.
The actual truth is that they cut his credit line with the casino because he was making insane bets, then he managed to win a ton of money with that same style but they wouldn't put his credit back up, so that's why he went all berserk and claim he was banned when in fact nothing like that happened.


He was playing with borrowed money and he asked for more, there are limits to what you can do even if you are famous.

A gambler that has been using a casino to bet regularly may not experience lock funds when they win consistently. Most gamblers that are being affected with lock of funds are mostly gambler that just created an account with the casino and luckily won huge. The casino will find a way to make such gambler not have access to their funds. There will be restrictions with filthy reasons like; they have to verify their account to do this and that, they must wager a certain amount that seems impossible because the casino wants them to lose the funds. I have been a victim of this. I was told to wager the amount i win twice before i can withdraw. Knowing full well the money i won was out of luck and may not be easily wager again.

Well, unfortunately, the situation is a bit more complex than that. Most casinos have Terms of Use defined in such a way that they can restrict any player for a whole range of reasons. In some cases, casinos may restrict accounts as a risk management measure, especially if a player is deemed to be a high-roller customer. As I have said before, the ethics of such a measure is questionable at best, but legally, they always cover their asses.


I agree with that.

Never try to always win at any casino, sometimes you have to let the losses happen. It is possible that your account will be flagged or suspected of fraud if you have never lost when gambling, even if you have never been guilty, but casinos will use various means to investigate you. Of course, you and the casino must have a mutually beneficial interaction, meaning you may not always win and vice versa.

I’ve heard plenty of stories about gamblers being banned from casinos for winning too much. Some guys like Dana White will just keep gambling more and more money until they leave a winner. That’s why Dana White is banned from certain casinos in Las Vegas. I think it isn’t always about how much you win either, but how you win it.

The key on here is that you should really know on how to take profits on the moment that you are winning and not really just that making yourself that being confident that you could be able to continue
the situation such as this on which making up some money and making out some belief that you could do it on longer runs or being forever. This is where people do mess up their lives because
of those false hopes and assumptions on which they do really believe that it could really be that something that they could be able to do it but talking about in reality then there's no way on beating up the house.
Or even if we do say about sports betting or card games on which there's no assurance that you could be able to make yourself having that kind of advantage over the house itself.

Definitely, they will first look at your winnings, then, how you got those winnings. They will investigate if you are not cheating or of that sort. But if the casino is legit, they won't have any problem releasing your winnings. But if not, and the bankroll of the casino is small, they will surely find any loophole that will stall the release of your funds.


It is just fair to make their own investigations, but if they found no violation, they should release the winnings. Some casinos will make a fuss about it and will find some loopholes to stall the withdrawal of the player.

It is pretty known brick-and-mortar casinos reserve their rights to ban people from their facilities of they are believed to be unprofitable gamblers to the extent of representing a threat against the stability of the house. There are several examples of people who have been banned from Las Vegas casinos because of their consistent wins.
In the case of online casinos, specifically those who use cryptocurrency I am yet to find one case of someone being purposely banned or excluded because of their good luck, the only thing I have seen related to that is people getting emails bout the casinos not longer getting bonuses or other benefits to those lucky gamblers. It is a way for the house to go some damage control and assure that gambler will not further endanger the profitability of the casino by taking full advantage of those bonuses combined by their good luck.

Anyways, as soon as we accept the terms of service of those casinos we are willingly allowing them to restrict us if they deem it necessary. Nobody reads ToS by the way, that is one of the problems..

This will seems to be unusual because the casino will try to evaluate you r activity to see if you are cheating or trying to violate their sets rules, therefore winning consecutively will actually stir up some findings on your profile and maybe if they couldn't find any error they would trapped you with kyc or source of funds just to let you not to have a total access to your funds.

Let's start by clarifying it... what is consecutive winning, and how damaging it can be for a casino, there are players who only need a million-dollar bet to unbalance the funds of a casino, but that's what daily betting limits are for, and maximum betting limits per game, and consequently maximum payouts... etc.

In short, these unicorns (players) exist but they are not the average bettor, so the casino in any case knows that this streak eventually disappears and the player eventually, if he does not know how to handle himself correctly, ends up tipping the scales in Casino favor.

You have misunderstood the context of the post. It's not about betting consecutively but winning consecutively.
We have all seen people who bet consecutively but only very few win consecutively.

Winning twice in a row is unlikely to make the casino pay attention to you, unless you won a significant amount both times. But winning significant amounts several times in a row will most likely lead to your account being blocked. Casinos are businesses, they are not created for charity. Therefore, I agree with those users who write that casinos are created for entertainment. This is true. There may be winnings, even large ones, but most likely they will be one-time. And if you are lucky enough to win a large amount the first time, then the best solution is to take the winnings and stop playing.

The casino will make sure to check the gambler who winning consecutively before they can withdraw the wins money. Even the casino can asks that gambler to do additional KYC just to make sure that they are real person and not cheat the casino. The casino can easily to freeze the gambler's account if they don't wants to let the gambler withdraw the money because some casinos will do that. But winning consecutively is not easy because in gambling, a gambler can face many losses and will difficult to win.

Casino staff will always observe and promptly alert the management department when they see a player showing strange signs and continuously winning large amounts of money because losing such a part of the money, corresponding to being able to be unemployed and losing commission when profits go down. In fact, it is also very rare to need to check such cases when the player does not have enough ability to cheat before the casino, collusion with casino staff is also not feasible, once discovered there will be serious consequences, seriously speaking, the subject of continuous winning does not exist too much when the casino knows how to deal with such people.

Well somehow this is business for them and its maybe painful for them to see their players winning since this is a bad for their business especially if the player win huge.

But they really need to look at the situation since somehow its unfair since on the side of those players play fair to encounter that situation. It will create some bad PR to them especially if said player like the person I said create a thread like that then accused the casino cut off his bonuses due to his wins earned on that casino. But anyways it seems this is common counter action by some casino at least we have an idea that this issue happen to some players.

This is similar to one of my posts this week which portrays the character of a broker if a client is deemed too risky to a broker for his persistent winning. If a market maker type of broker could do that, how much more are casinos? Their risk operates similarly (you win from their pockets). But gambling with a reputable and well-capitalized casino may not let them feel you are winning as such, however, if it is all these small and greedy ones, I do not think the person can last long in their casinos. They will not even give the winning as some brokers would do before kicking him out, the casinos will just find one or two excuses like using a VPN or having multiple accounts as an excuse to block his account. This is not new.

I didn't hear someone in my entire life that somebody win huge amount with consecutive scenario, and if that would happen I guess that's alarming to the system that the casino is running. There's should be a balance and exact time that winning could exist for everybody who deserves it. That's not a good signs of business for them, so there's a possibility of operations pending withdrawal to eliminate such errors.

Unfortunately, what is said is true, sometimes, it amazes how comfortable most casinos get at making money from their users, a gambler can play for lets say two weeks or more, and loose consecutively, and this will be taken as very normal for the casino, infact, I think the casino will be very happy since they will be making so much money from that player..

But as soon as the gambler starts to win, possibly winning consecutively for hours or days perhaps, this automatically becomes a big problem for the casino, even such winning can sometimes even be a big problem for the gambler since the winnings may likely be held by the casino on the basis that they want to investigate the winning to make sure or ensure there was no fowl play on the side or part of the gambler, meanwhile when the same gambler was losing, the casino did not pause to investigate whether there was something wrong with their system that made the gambler to be losing..

The world we live in is one sided for sure... 😁

Yes, it might sound strange but some casinos find it normal if you lose multiple times in a row but they'll ban you if you win in a row. I know a guy who won tons of money from slots and the casino not only banned him but was refusing to give him his winning because as they were explaining, his multiple winnings were a software error. Then there was a court and finally, the user got the amount that he won.

If you play on a reputable casino and luckily win too much, you won't face problems. Just be ready that in this case, there is a high chance casinos will ask you to submit KYC documents and probably some other info but it depends on the casino of course. On Metawin, up to 10 ETH, with Web3 wallet, there is no pesky human interaction.

There are instances a gambler is being restricted to casinos due to their frequency of winning. Well, I don't quite get it at first simply because if that's achieved without cheating then I don't see anything wrong with it. Maybe he is just lucky or just skilled, eitherway, aren't we supposedly chasing the win? But at the end of day, their casinos, their rules. Let's say you are flagged because of your consistent winning outcome, your option is to simply move to other gambling site if you're really eager to play. No one would win consistently in gambling. I don't also believe on such thing as "too much winning". Another thing to look at is the idea that not all players are winning consecutively, which leaves profit still for the provider. On another instance, if majority of people are winning therefore, there's a problem with the game's algorithm and that's a problem on provider's end and not for the players to make adjustments.

The casino will aware of that and will do personal checking to that gambler before they continue the withdrawal process. But if that gambler don't want to withdraw the win money and still playing gambling for more, the casino will watch him and make sure that he is not cheat the system.

A gambler will rarely to win consecutively in gambling games. They need to luck to win big and consecutive so that will difficult for them. Even if they can win consecutive and big money, the casino will not let them get the money without doing something including do more KYC verification. But the casino can ban that person and will not allow that person to playing gambling at the casino.

Yes, I know that casino doesn't have right to do so without any concrete proof but if it's for some casinos that is not being promoted here, they could decide to use such claims against a customer and the person might not know what to do.

It's true that a reputable casino can not manipulate their system to make a customer have more lose because the game are designed to operate fairly but some casino are not fair enough. Some might be unemotional, could be a system malfunction that the player doesn't get to know about.

The most possible things to happen is that the casino will do investigation or verification of the bets made by the player, usually consecutive huge wins will rise a flag on the casino system.
On the other side, if player lose big amount consecutively, players cant do the same thing :)
Whether we like it or dislike it, it is a fact that high possibility to happen in such scenario and what next things to happen when player win big consecutively?
It will be depending on the casino, if the casino is professional and reputable then the casino will release our money once the investigation done and all bets are all good.

Another question is whether it is possible and can be felt by one of the users?
Well, let's assume that it really happens and I agree with you that the casino will start to do an intestvigilation and check on the user's account. And if there is something suspicious even a little, then the casino might start to freeze the account and will withhold the amount of winnings before the user provides evidence, whatever it is.
But I also can't assume more here, because I have never seen someone get consecutive wins, and what I see is a big win and then for a long time they don't win big like that again.

We have many cases of this in scam section, the most notorious of this is 1xBit, There were complaints where gamblers loses a lot of money, but when they started winning big out of luck, 1xBit banned their account for multi accounting, they were not banned for losing but were banned when they started winning.

Gamblers should know the status of the casinos they are playing at and check if they have false allegations from gamblers who won big because, as a player, you can win a big amount, and cashing out will be a big issue if you happen to play at casinos with dubious reputations.

I've only been to a few casinos and have a bit of experience but i always believe that when you win in a row for being unreasonable they will deny service and ban you from re-entering. It's really amazing and there are different tricks to cheat so you have to know everything. Since we are enjoying their services, they can break any rules. You will find a lot of information on this subject if you do a little searching. Some gambling sites in my country also have this scam, they force to take kyc whenever trying to withdraw big money.

Usually, a casino (as a system) is a very complex and large-scale business. A repeated win by a player is not capable of ruining the casino or causing it significant damage.

The casino security service knows that, according to the mathematical theory of probability, two wins in a row, three wins in a row, etc. are events with a fairly high probability. There is nothing extraordinary in such a chain of wins. Casino security staff are able to distinguish between a player's luck and the malicious actions of a fraudster. And in the first case, the player is not in danger. The casino initially operates within the framework of a system that guarantees it a stable profit.

The casino is not interested in creating obstacles for players in receiving their legitimate winnings.

Of course they would really be having those safety precautions on which they will really be that prepared if there's someone who do make out some good wins but we do know that
they wont really be that dumb enough on not to see into those people who do win up constantly but since we do know that gambling isnt something that gives out assurance on having
those constant win then they are really that confident that there's no way that someone could make out some straight wins. They might be able to experience those consecutive wins but doesnt mean that it will really be something that could sustain which is why they will really be just that letting it be because they do know that they will really be having that advantage all the time.

If the casino you are playing at is proven to be fair to all gamblers who play regardless of the results obtained by the gamblers then I think that marking the gambler's account just because they managed to win big in a row should not happen, or not be done by the casino, because after all, winning is the right of the gambler, and besides I am not sure if you are a gambler who managed to win because they used a method such as a pattern or strategy because it is not possible to apply to a type of game that is random.

This means that nothing should happen to the accounts of gamblers who managed to win a number of big wins, but I think that is only when the casino is really professional in giving rights to gamblers.

Yes, but I think in practice this rarely happens, because if the casino is not against players winning, then it is against the same players doing it all the time, if it is not profitable for them. For example, if there is a professional poker player, then the casino will show him as an example for others with the words "if you want, you can beat others in poker and earn money on it all the time." This will act on beginners like a red rag to bulls. Although in reality it is incredibly difficult, but possible.

In general, I think that if a player finds a strategy by which he starts winning, for example, in slots, then the casino probably has it written in its rules that the casino can ban any player without explanation if it suspects that the player is exploiting the game to win. This is logical, because in the end such a player can simply bankrupt this casino.

Is a casino that asks for KYC when you want to make a withdrawal a scam?
You should probably know that most casinos (I don't know which one you mean) have their written rules. including them having the right to ask you to do KYC when there is something that makes you suspicious. not meaning to accuse you of cheating, but they do the procedure.
Big winning streak from casino games, who sees it as something reasonable? It might happen, but it won't contain big wins, but some small wins that might just make your game longer.

I think this is a very interesting answer to the question, often players who get more wins will often be flagged by the casino itself to check whether there is cheating or indeed their system is wrong and it will definitely do, even if I am the owner of the casino will definitely do the same.
The second paragraph is like a habit, but it is impossible if there are no fluctuations in wins and losses in the games that customers get, such as 3 times losing in free spins and one win in free spins if it's in a slot game, is normal, but losing continuously without having multiples of bets on the rounds purchased I have never experienced it.

I have never heard of a story where a casino had someone who had a streak of winnings and the casino closed their accounts. If such a case is recorded or found I am sure it is never possible naturally. Because no one will win for a long time even if they win consecutively. The casino company will take action against any user that it finds out. Because such a victory is never possible if one does not harbor any corruption. Surely there will be some mystery in it that will be worth trying to find out. I have won 7 in a row in gambling but lost again after that. Sometimes my losses would increase again. I seem to lose every bet I take. But I have not seen any such activity where a gambler only wins.

infact, if there's a way to stop people from posting their lost slips, I guess they'll do everything to make that a reality. But again, everyone knows you gotta either win or lose...

enhh, it's happened a couple of times, but not too rampant... I had to read through the other comments to see if anyone got the right citations of recent happenings...
A casino can issue a ban to a user for different reasons (some of which is included in their terms of service). Personally, I think that the stake limits and combo limits can reduce the chances of an account breaking the even... If I'm not allowed to wager more than 50 bands, I can't win anything close to $15 million at ONCE then!

I guessed it has happened before, we just haven't found out. I've seen folks with good win rate even though they don't win 100% of the bet they took, they still won more; So net +ve massive gains compared to the losses incurred. What I have seen however, is when many players win so much that the casino/sports booker got mega rekt and had to shutdown to declare bankruptcy.

The way I see it, if one player wins a lot, they first try to investigate you. If everything checks out, they might allow you for a while but will ultimately need to let the gambler off their platform because they can't make any money if the player keeps on winning.

We dont able to hear one because it was never been that possible in the first place on which there no way that someone would really be able to have that situation or condition that able to have that constant winning with gambling on which we know that in a game of chance then there's no way that it could really be that possible that they will be able to pull something such as this.
Also, if they would really be locking up some accounts due to constant winning then it will really be that bringing up that kind of possibility on ruining their reputation on which we know that
when it comes into this aspect there would really be those issues be thrown out and would really be having that kind of chance on ruining up their reputation if its proven out.

I don't know for casinos, I'm not used to them and since it's possible to manipulate games and functions of casino, maybe there is a ground where casino can just suspend a user when they find out there is a cheating but I'm not sure if there is any obligations to do thay in a sportbook because you are just the person that bet and everything that happens is not your control but how the events turnout and if it's tough ones like Premier League and Champions league, they will not suspend the account.

However, why should a casino ban accounts? It doesn't make any sense because when the player was losing, they didn't ban the account. The same energy should be given while winning, they should never ban or suspend any account. Most casino that are involves in this suspensions are the ones that doesn't have money and are broke, just surviving to make money but don't have enough to pay players when they win amount larger than there reserve.

If you're playing a small casino, better not to get lucky and accumulate hundreds of thousands winnings; you could sap all their profit, so its better to take it easy when playing in a small casinos and you're having a good run of luck, but on big casinos, as long as you are following their rules, you can summon all the luck and win huge and you can get it out Of course,, the reputation of the casino matters.
So the lesson is to play only at reputable and big casinos to avoid this issue.

How come they'll be banning that person if not found guilty of cheating, but no one knows if that's legitly lucky enough to win such amount. But, that isn't possible to have that kind of winning. We only have what if's, and that errors behind their system must be fixed without blaming the players for those circumstances behind.

That will be easily for the casino. They don't have any reason to ban for a gambler especially if that is a shady casino. Only trustable and reliable casino that will allow their members withdraw their big win without asking too much requirement.

But the casino will not let their members wins consecutively and we know that. Besides that, we don't know if we can win in gambling or just lose the money. The casino will make sure their system running properly while they will monitor and watch their business and also watch their members who wins many times.

If there is a gambler who can really achieve such a big win in a row, then I think the casino should not mark his account, because after all, winning is the right of all players, although getting big wins in a row is not very possible in a random type of casino game.
And as you believe, which I also agree with, it is natural for casinos to mark gamblers' accounts if the gambler is proven wrong, such as by breaking the rules or for example playing unfairly, but for the problem of results, especially wins that occur naturally due to the luck of a gambler, then I think it should not make the gambler's account marked.

You know, losing consecutively is normal in gambling, but when you win big, like thousands...questions arise ;D. If someone wins round after round, the casino may investigate which is normal (they also want to protect themselves from potential fraud). But if you won fair and square, they have two options: pay you if they value their reputation, or hold your money if they don’t… and trust me, that would ruin their image ;)

This will mean an extraordinary kind of luck to win that consecutively to the point you sap them because the casino is usually in for the long term of which some of us may not be so at that point it will be that you are just getting lucky extra ordinarily because usually there should be  an interruption at some point.

Clearly OP brings us to a case where there is continuous winning, this is impossible, when this happens the closest thing to it is illegal activity or cheating. So, we can't say that it is okay as long as we play fair & square. Besides, this is not interesting to me, because i have never even heard of experiences of people who have managed to win continuously, it is all nonsense.

I don't think anything will happen even if we continue to get unexpected winnings at the casino because after all, it is still possible for things like this to happen and a truly professional casino will not make anything for the winner unless there might be something disturbing like a dirty way of doing things or some violations that might spread the story.

But winning streaks in casinos seem to be more difficult because we can't stop the fact that losses will be much bigger than wins in gambling especially in casinos and if there is luck that a win happens it also won't make the casino act more if the win is pure without any cheating especially since we know that in the end it is only a small amount for a casino even if we consider it a big win.

As long there are no violations then it would be that non ethical if they would really be locking up things just because the gambler is really just that winning up too much. If its found out that they've been doing such
locking up funds or accounts because of a user being winning too much then you could be able to say that the platform isnt something that you could be able to trust up.

Winning up on constant isnt possible on gambling but there are indeed times that a certain individual becomes that too lucky on winning up something big or significant. The platform will might be that having that kind of
monitoring or observation if there's something wrong with someones gambling activity but if they cant be able to see something then it would be just that fine. They cant really just that believe that there are individuals
who could really be able to make some winnings on that manner but its never been that ethical that they would be locking it up because they are trying out to stop that fella.

It is better to leave such a casino platform with rules that are done unilaterally even though no violations have occurred.
But of course the casino will lose if there is one account that continues to win a large amount, this is usually a bug that must be closed so that no winnings continue to occur.

No one will continue to be lucky at gambling, because the winning and losing percentages are already set by the casino so that the casino will never lose.

I see it as an imperfect program accident and certainly needs to be fixed.
As in land-based casinos, it is possible that their machines are broken or there are some tricks done by casino users to manipulate the program or find unintentional loopholes and take advantage of them to get continuous winnings.

That makes sense, but I myself have experienced where I got consecutive wins with a fairly large amount in each withdrawal, when one or two withdrawals I made there were no problems whatsoever, but when with the third withdrawal I found the withdrawal was complicated, such as in a fairly long duration of time and with the response of their casino staff who did not provide any solution other than to wait, even what made me panic was that they suddenly closed my account while the third withdrawal had not been paid even though in the end they paid my third withdrawal but my account was still locked, for some reason.
The same thing happened to my friend, he had not made a withdrawal at all but he managed to get a big win and make a withdrawal, but what happened was that his account was locked, and the effort he made was to try to communicate with the existing staff, until the way was found was that the victory would be paid as long as the victory was divided in half with the staff who helped him, this was strange but my friend just agreed.

Maybe as long as there are no violations committed by the player then everything will be legitimate, besides in my opinion almost no player can get consecutive wins, maybe there are but I don't think anyone can get more than 3 wins, because even though it is based on luck the casino has control to set the player will continue to win or lose.
I've seen a video that made me hesitate with luck. most games are based on luck including slots which are purely based on luck, but with the video I saw where there was a dealer showing a slot game played by his own friend openly he did not set the game and made his friend not get a big win only get a basic win. But when the dealer told him to stop and he showed that he would set the game by giving his friend a win with a certain amount for example $ 200 (rounded amount), and when it was set then he told his friend to continue the game again and the result was indeed his friend got a win of $ 200 (rounded amount). with this video it means that players can get a win if the dealer gives it and that's where luck lies, is that it?

In this case, maybe what OP means is a gambler who has managed to achieve a large number of consecutive wins and not a gambler who continues to win every time he gambles, and when we talk about consecutive wins, I think it is still possible because I have also seen people who have managed to get it, although only a small part of them have managed to get it, considering that casino games are a type of gambling that even getting one win is not easy.

As we know, luck does exist and there are always some people who have very good luck in their lives, meaning that without cheating or in the sense of playing fairly, it is still possible to produce consecutive wins, I have also experienced it, where in a week I always managed to achieve consecutive wins even though the amount was not too large and after that defeat dominated.

The conditions ultimately remain the same as the focus I said earlier as long as there are no serious violations and as long as the site is really trustworthy then it is possible that this will work properly whether it is in an online gambling site or in a land-based casino.  When things happen to you then it may come from both possibilities even though you may not feel guilty but in the end there is another possibility when there is a violation that is not realized or the worst possibility is that the casino being explored is a casino that does refer to fraud that does not run its business honestly.

So in the end it is important to see what we do in every gambling so as not to violate the applicable provisions or not feel that we are on a site that is fake.


That's the point buddy because even though we win but in the end when the winning streak is obtained then we will definitely feel a little that whether this will be real or not because we must realize that our position as a player with the bookie as a businessman is different so even though it is possible to happen but it will not be felt often.

As for the problem of winning videos if they come from influencers or some people who sometimes always live stream on a site and introduce the site I will only consider it as entertainment because in the end it doesn't make sense to me if it's real. So that kind of thing I consider as mere entertainment without any desire to follow or be in a certain site shown by them.

From movies about casinos I know that casinos monitor almost every player, and they have screens with graphs of these players' victories. And as soon as someone starts winning constantly, he immediately attracts the attention of the casino administration, and they immediately begin to monitor this gambler's game.
And I know that bad casinos can simply ask such a player to leave the gaming room without looking into it, or cancel the chips.

This kind of cases do happen in casinos and that is why many casinos are able to know whether a player is gambling genuinely or using tricks to make money from the casino. Cameras are everywhere to monitor each gamblers that are looking suspicious to the team, especially when they keep making huge profits make the team to feel like something is wrong somewhere or there is someone that is trying to hard to manipulate the system.

Casinos are not always happen when they see someone that is winning the house frequently. They always want to make Money from us and when it looks like someone has been making consistent profits, they can politely interrogate the person and ask them to leave their casino and never come back.

That is not a lie right there because I have heard this happening but I do not know if it is for all casino. But as a business, they are supposed to have the data of all their winners to have a record they can use to defend their claims when someone claims to have won from their casino and spending the money lavishly meanwhile it was a lie and it was from other illegal means that the individual got the money that he is spending. Casino not having record of winners can put them into problems that they could have gotten out of with ease. Casinos hate winners and they will start observing you when you become a frequent users. You should not gamble from one casinos too often when you are always winning, try other casino to avoid attention.

If a gambler wins consecutive games he will be addicted to that game, but winning games in a row seems impossible to me. Winning in gambling usually depends on luck, because it is every gambler who gambles in the same way but not everyone can win because not everyone has the luck to win. An example is if the gambler wins 3-4 four times in a row then the gambler will be attracted to gamble more and the house will suffer the most losses in a row.

Secondly whenever you win only from consecutive bets your account has the possibility to count as bot account instantly. But I have never won from gambling consistently which is why it seems impossible to me, gambling is very close to losing if you win more.

Well, I myself actually feel that I have never done anything wrong or violated anything, don't forget I discussed this with my own friend and decided not to gamble at the casino anymore after successfully withdrawing my third win, because my friend and I thought the problem was with the casino which probably didn't want to experience a bigger loss, so I had a problem with the third withdrawal. This is my first experience being made difficult by the casino in the withdrawal process, some of the gambling that I did at other casinos have never done something like this. The problem I have is that I can't tell which casinos are good and which casinos are cheating, I only judge them from their initial appearance and if I'm sure then I will gamble at the casino.

That's why something like this rarely happens, even if it does happen, I think it only happens to a few people, it's impossible for everyone who gambles to experience something like this often because if there are many people like this, of course the casino will go bankrupt, so people who get lucky wins should immediately be able to withdraw their winnings, I myself withdraw my winnings when I have managed to get a profit unless I still want to play, then I take the risk by continuing the game and accepting the results that will happen. The video that was shown by several streamers was just a strategy to attract more people to gamble because it could bring its own benefits to the casino.

Casino will always monitor all of their members and make sure that their members doesn't do anything that can be a sign to cheat casino. The casino team can also check on some gamblers who wins for some time to see their account and the things that can happens is the casino team can asks them to do verification further. The bad casinos can block that members when they wins many times with big money because they don't want their money gone to the members hands.

Maybe there are some gamblers who can win consecutive and that is a big money and if they don't commit a cheat, casino will allow them to withdraw the money. And that will depends on the casino itself.

Not only bad casino can restrict players that winning too frequently or with huge positive profit but almost every casino. It’s not a bad move to restrict profitable players since they are business after all and they can’t continue their operations if gamblers consistently drain their funds assuming that there will be player that will be in consistent profit.


I personally win consecutively for a long time without experiencing restrictions. But I experience long streak too so this is the other angle which casino considering for not banning me immediately.

If a player wins a large sum once, it is considered luck and no casino employee will pay attention to it, but if it happens again, then the casino employees will start to study how the player managed to do it twice. Will it be an accident or a pattern. Because there is a risk that the player found unknown strategies or did something prohibited to win. Of course, casino employees may not disclose such a player and they can simply block him forever in their casino without any reason. We sometimes come across such stories, unfortunately, so I would carefully choose the casino in which I will play in advance for various reasons.

Once I happened to watch a story of one blogger who made offline bets, in order to receive winnings he had to provide a document confirming his identity, this player made very large bets, so over time he began to be recognized and there were bookmakers who refused to accept his bets. In fact, I think that now it is easier to maintain a level of confidentiality through online casinos and you can even split the bet into parts in different casinos, so you can bypass this if you wish. I have not heard of other stories of frequent wins.

What happens when someone wins consecutively from a casino? You already answered the question  ;D I believe that most of the casino would flagged their account or at least they will keep an eye that user. Because consecutively is impossible, maybe win streak one or two times is possible but if you win like 100 times in a row I would say casino would watch you.

They might freeze your account and asked some question but I don't believe people always hit jackpot in game like Slot machine or lottery but in the card game the possibility is high

In this case, if a gambler wins repeatedly after gambling with small amounts, it will not be a problem, but when a gambler wins continuously, the casino company must pay special attention to that account. I think it's not a problem if it's not a big amount. One thing I have often observed is that after consecutive wins in sports betting, if I place the same bet again, then they keep my winnings for a while, i.e. the first few times they release the winning reward to my account very quickly as they would after a few consecutive wins. I don't know why, but after winning the same bet over and over again, maybe they keep track of those things. But what I have noticed is that no such action is taken lightly if the stakes are not high.

it depends on the situation and of course they will make an evaluation first to figure it out if the users is cheating or not before banning them to play or even flagged them.  Actually it's impossible to happen coz to be honest most of the platform nowadays are very secured and can detect immediately if the users is using cheats or something that's against on their policies. .  So for me if that is possible that you make a wins consecutively probably it's really your lucky day. No other reasons. Lol

I had a similar experience. I won 50 dollars in one poker room, but my account was not verified. And these misers did not want to pay me this money. They started asking for verification of absolutely all documents, until I started to think that those horses wanted to sell my data, and only then I would get my winnings. I did not want to send them so many documents (I only sent my passport) and they did not want to mark me as Verified. So my 50 bucks remained there...

I believe that it isnt hard to win 100 times in a row in a game like crash if you play it with 1.01 odd cashout.  I it might take several tries, but chances of 100 straight wins are high. I would have huge doubts that people will use large funds to try it, but it aint costly to try it to achieve that with 1 sat bet. Do you still think that casino might give special attention or freeze someones account, if he wins less than 1 sat by the end ? All I am saying that everything is individual, starting from how user behaves on the platform (if he uses autobet, make clicks and they are look suspicious) and possible origins of his funds. Newbie deposits large amount, starts playing with large bets and win consecutively looks more suspicious than old account with deposit amount similar to what he has been doing over long period, but such old account also wins consecutively.

I think it can result to your betting account getting blocked, it's possible to get lucky wins from casino games but winning consecutively is somewhat impossible and can be seen as cheating. My friends account was blocked and he wasn't able to withdraw his wins , the casinos reasons for this was that he violated their rules and policies. I don't think he cheated but they thought he actually did because his wins were unreal. This is something that can happen but I don't think it's fair because it's possible to win without cheating.

I'm sure it's just luck, if you play honestly, but if your winnings are very big, I'm sure the casino will see and mark your account, and believe me, you will be in a row, no one is honest online

Scam casino will mostly do such practice by accusing the player did something against the rules or even accusing the player that the player cheat.
However honest and reputable casinos will not do it, as what I said before that mostly the casinos will do double check the bets made by the players.
If the consecutive wins is happened in the in house game with provably fair system then both players will be able to verify the bets but if the consecutive wins is happened in 3rd party game, the casino will high likely ask the provider to check it.

If the casino does not want to pay the player's winnings, they can find many reasons for this, and some casinos do not mind this to continue their work, they are not bothered by negative reviews and the outflow of that small number of players to whom they did not pay their winnings. I think that players who constantly win from the casino will be closely monitored, but I also doubt that there are many such players, because winning constantly is too difficult.

Successfully getting a big win does not mean you are cheating, remember that luck is something that is unlimited, in the sense that luck can give something that is truly unexpected, such as the big wins achieved by gamblers, so maybe I would say that big wins are very possible when someone is very lucky and does not mean he is cheating.

And regarding the casino that marks the account of a gambler who has won a big win, it should not happen, because after all, winning is the right of the gamblers, and I think marking the accounts of gamblers will only seem reasonable if they violate the rules or are indicated that they are cheating accompanied by strong evidence.

Those who get consecutive wins will certainly attract the attention of the casino to see how they play and I agree with you they will flag them to review the games they play whether it is true luck for them or they do something that violates the rules so that they continue to win every bet they place and if proven to have committed a violation of course all the winnings obtained are not enjoyed by them and this certainly requires the casino to increase security on their system so that things like that don't happen again.

When someone keeps winning in gambling, more greed works in him then he doesn't stop gambling and feels himself very lucky and continues to gamble and he starts placing big bets.  It will never happen to someone that he will only win so at some point he will lose all his winnings and all his capital.  So everyone should keep a maximum profit target while gambling and no matter how much profit he can make during that time, if he exceeds the maximum profit amount, he should immediately stop gambling for that period.

Oh you are right. I forgot about that because all casinos will not like to see their members wins many times. The casino will prohibits and even will block them back to playing gambling on their casino. As a gambler, we should know that when we can wins for some time, we don't have to return to that casino for a while and use the other casino to playing gambling.

Wins consecutively for a long time will not happen easily because we are playing gambling which thee is no guarantee we can gets it. We can only try more and more but we must know the consequences doing that.

It is possible that this is true, the casino itself has a goal of course to seek profit and with players who can get consecutive wins that may be more than five times it will attract the attention of the casino itself, although the casino itself that I have heard is that they are the ones who regulate the player's wins but of course they will take further action when there are players who can get consecutive wins. '
The thing that your friend experienced was exactly the same as my friend experienced, whether it was because he committed a violation or not but what is clear is that his account was blocked when he had managed to get wins more than three times. Is it possible that the casino really doesn't want to experience greater losses so they block accounts that win consecutively, but in fact the news I got was that the wins were determined by the casino itself. this is quite confusing.

That is a reality that certainly happens to someone who gambles, maybe with them only getting a win once there is still doubt to continue it, but when they succeed in getting a second win it allows them to be more confident to continue gambling to get a bigger win, but unconsciously greed will accompany them with the wins that have been obtained more than once or even more than twice will not make them satisfied.

The way to do it if you still want to continue gambling when you have won many times, then withdrawing some of the winnings is something that can be done, the goal is to minimize the risk of loss or loss. For example, betting with a capital of $ 50, and we get a profit of $ 150, then the total becomes $ 200, we can withdraw some of the capital first, or we can withdraw some of the profits obtained, namely $ 150 and continue gambling with the same capital, that can minimize losses in my opinion.

If it casino that not well-known, they might think it's easy to overcome and ignore it, but if it popular casino that has large community and has good reputation, they definitely won't do all that, if the gambler doesn't cheat and no matter how much it is, it will still be paid.
Reputation is priority, they will get in trouble if they make mistake by not paying the gambler winnings, just one negative review that is truly real and proven to be given by an innocent customer, then it is loss for gambling site.
Everything will come back to how the site performs and how they have developed so far, not all casinos will be willing to harm their customers.

I don't know how they can continue their business by doing that. I mean, I saw some online gambling sites that really did wrong things like not paying up the gamblers who won a huge amount but that also means they are risking their profit-making business and if the bad word spreads, it will be worse if they all end up in jail especially if the gambler who won is eager to file a case and make someone pay.

Yeah, those who won consecutive times will probably be checked especially if they abusing bugs or hacking the system, but like you said, it's very rare for that to happen and I don't see many gamblers who would share a consecutive win because the system won't let them do that. Most of the time it's a losing streak after a win.

A casino might be brave not to pay their customers if they are not allowed to gamble in their country in the first place. How would the gambler seek protection and justice from the government if he knows he was also doing something prohibited? Maybe the casinos have found a loophole in regulations that allow them to not pay their clients accordingly. Sad but this is what happens if you are gambling in a country with no strict rules enforced towards casinos.
It can happen but a lot of gamblers enjoy too much to the point that after a winning streak, they lose it all in the end and they can't seem to take their mojo back.

If this really happens it seems like the casino will flag your account because they might think you are cheating on the game you are playing, even if you deny it the casino will not believe what you say because gambling games have been designed by the bookies to always benefit them and if they find out suspicious activities they do not hesitate to freeze your funds in the casino, many cases of people who win big cannot withdraw their money because the casino does not want to suffer big losses and does various ways to save their money, in many stories I'm has never known directly people who are really lucky to win in a row it seems this is very rare even for professional gamblers.

If we assume that a gambler only wins because of luck, the casino assumes something else when someone keeps winning—they suspect you’re breaking the rules. Investigations are routine, but let’s be honest, they usually end with the gambler looking guilty. No matter how much explaining you do, they won’t buy it because they believe cheating is involved. Whether we like it or not, winning consecutively is nearly impossible—there’s no real way to beat the casino. So, when they detect this pattern, they’ll freeze your account due to the “unusual activity” they’re seeing.

I won several times in a row and nothing. The casino didn't even pay any attention to it. So what? Sometimes you get lucky like that. Why not? Now if the situation develops in such a way that more than several times in a row, then it will already raise suspicions on the part of the admin and, most likely, certain measures will be taken. I have also seen this more than once when I watched streams of gaming bloggers.

True, and as far as I know, the casino always keeps an eye on those gamblers who seem suspicious to them. After all, there are always new ways to cheat the casino with mechanical devices, and cunning gamblers also come up with some kind of team schemes. And all this makes the casino suspicious of those who make winning streaks, because such gamblers make the casino bear losses, and these guys don't like that. The casino is used to always winning.

This is like great luck, no one can cheat consecutively in a casino game because it is very sensitive if a certain party with the same account wins in a row, the casino will still monitor that account. The casino has activated a sophisticated system because they will never lose in any way unless a team cheats and they definitely know what activities are being carried out that make the casino lose. Over time the account will be banned, casinos always make gamblers lose. They don't want to lose. If there is a case like this, it's best to secure the winnings before the casino withdraws or locks the account.

Monitoring a gambler's activity is a normal action for a casino, and the point is if a gambler is detected doing something that the casino considers prohibited so that the gambler manages to achieve a number of big wins, then it is a normal action for the casino to give them a punishment such as failing the withdrawal process or freezing the gambler's account.

But on the other hand I am not saying that it does not mean that it is impossible for a gambler to achieve big wins in a row in a pure way without cheating, because after all everything is still possible if good luck really comes, meaning that if a gambler does manage to achieve a number of big wins in a row in a natural way, then the casino should not have a problem with the results achieved by the gambler.

I think you are downplaying the severity of this context, I don't think it will go down well with casinos if you are always winning. Now, let's be clear about this, you are a regular gambler who loses, and at a point, you started gaining for a period of time, after which you slipped back to your losing streaks, my bother, you are not a threat. But you can't compare yourself with a gambler who hardly loses but wins every time and withdraws his winning. It takes a great grace for that gambler to remain with that casino because it's kind of strange and such could be perceived as a threat to the casino. This is especially possible if he is increasing his wagers to win even bigger.

But of course, that's common knowledge. There are instances like that and that's why some do get called out. Visit the Scam Accusation section of this forum and you will find sundry cases of such littered there. No one calls out or drags a casino for paying them their winnings, the same way casinos don't freeze or interrogate gamblers account for losing. Culprit casinos mischievously find ways around major wins to review huge wins and in some cases ask for further verification. That's if they don't outrightly accuse winners of cheating the system. Cases like this are rampant.

The casino has the properties of an organism that constantly improves itself, becoming more and more invulnerable. It is interesting that the security of the casino consists of many layers: some monitor others, and they are monitored by others, and then by others. In general, multi-level control. And it is obvious why the casino does this - those who are inside this topic have excellent internal information about the casino and the processes. And therefore, such people also need control.

EarnOnVictor thanks for cathing what I am saying before. Here is the thing fruktik you probably won several times with small bet and small winning I do know some guys play crash games and the history show he is always win but there is a catch he always play with the small bets and take only like 1.04x from their initial bet ofcourse the casino not gonna notice it because it small bet and small win.

Casino would probably watch if you like playing Slot machine and always hit a jackpot don't you think the casino would likely quit the answer is big NO they not gonna let you run away with those lot of casino money right

If it turns out that there would be those players who do make that consecutive winnings on making use of those small odds on the time that they do make out some gambling session and still able to make themselves profitable then good for them but same as you had mentioned that it might be that go past beyond casinos attention but on the time or moment that they've seen or noticed out by the casino then they do make out those steps or actions that will be resulting into someones loses and would be causing up that having that losing situation. We do know that it is really that indeed hard to believe that there's someone who do make that constant win in gambling on which we know that this is really that hard to believe because house do always win at the end. Strategies could be only be applicable or something have sense if you do deal up with sports betting
but as we do all know that any form of gambling doesnt really give out that assurance that it will really be having that kind of winning situation because sooner or later you will really be able to bust up and this is something inevitable. Gambling businesses are indeed literally a business, they might be able to let someone do make those winnings but in the end of the day they will really be the winners or the ones who do make profits and not really just simply letting its gamblers will really be having that momentum or the chance on milking out the site or business. They will really be finding ways or methods that someone will really be able to
stop on making use that strategy if ever its really that working or simply its just really that coincidence?

That is what the casino will do to all of their members so they can identify something if a members cheating or doing something illegal in their casino. They can also do something such as freeze or block their members account who doing bad things so that will not makes the casino lose the money. A gambler will be difficult to win consecutively from gambling because casino the owner that will takes the big win than a gambler.

I believe that some people can win consecutively but the different is what casino will do to them because casino can easily checking their account history and find something suspicious. But if that casino also realize that some gamblers can win consecutively, they will not asks many things to their members to do additional KYC for more checking.

I don't really understand what you're saying, and regardless of what you're saying I think all casinos pay attention to everyone who plays at their casinos whether online or physical. There is a possibility that we can get consecutive wins but it is very unlikely and maybe the gambling session that continues when you win is only done by people who are thirsty for victory or can't fight the greed that is in them, because I myself prefer to cash out when I have won with an amount that I think is profitable enough.
I also watch game blogger streaming where they usually manage to get wins on every stream, but I don't think it's entirely pure winning, there is a possibility of other things that were done beforehand such as working with the casino company whose purpose is to promote the casino or they do gambling that is indeed demo-based.

If any user from any gambling site has more than one account and the user has more than one account then they will ban all accounts or all except one account. And if the user has only a single account then the gambling site can reduce the odd limit and the limit will be too small that the gambler will leave the site.

The way gambling sites handle this could be different. It also depends on the other rules that the gambler violated.

Someone that has two or more accounts and use it to take advantage of more deposit bonus and also using it to cheat. A bettor can also use two accounts on the same betting site (instead of using different betting sites) for arbing (I mean arbitrary betting). If the person is using the strategy and he is winning more than losing. Later suspected by the gambling site and known. It is possible that all his betting accounts would be banned.

We have seen many people that reported such accounts to be banned on this forum when they brought up scam accusation against the betting site. The person that I saw that reported something like this recently was someone that uses two accounts for affiliation. Both got banned. He contacted the customer care and they unbanned the accounts for him. Later the gambling site workers were changed and handled by different works, the.he brought the complaint here that his two accounts were banned again.

At first winning consecutively ain't normal in gambling    :D but losing consecutively so normal. I can one even pull that off In the first place, to be frank I haven't heard of such though, but if someone do pull that off am not think the casino gonna smile to the folk.

It may seems like bad market to the casino, and the thing is that luck can't just be on one side like that so either the person is like cheating or stuff , because base on normal gambler you win or you lose or you lose consecutively. :D

I guess the case scenario will be rare as gambling most times must come with a loss.. it's prolly might be a a result of the gambler cheating his way through the system then. That because at some point the casino might have noticed it as want to investigate what really give him that advantage to win.. if it was something possible though, I guess the casino would want to increase the difficulty of their games so the win rate will also be reduced to half. Some users might just want to abuse some special advantages offered by the casino which to me is wrong..

I do not know how it is done but it is possible. Except the gambling sites are lying. This is the thread that I was referring to where the casino banned someone's account that he is using opposite betting strategy to win:

WINZ.IO SCAM - 2280 USDT Stolen (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5508749.msg64512639#msg64512639)

Opposite betting strategy means the person has more than one account. In short, it is what arbing is.

Lol yeah, show me someone who is constantly wins in casino :D I mean really wins but not getting break crumbs with tiny bet low odds autobet strategy. If there is really a guy who makes huge bets, wins and withdraws all the time, he would really raise a lot of questions about how he is gambling. What happens to such person? We all know the answers: investigation/kyc/freeze/ban/gets hammered on the fingers ;D

The usual action of the casino is to investigate the account if he is violating any terms of their casino. And if the casino has small bankroll, some will find loopholes not to pay the winning account or if they are honest but they have less money in their vaults, they will arrange staggered payments to the winning gambler.


They surely do have checks every once in a while because this is business, and they can easily be bankrupt if they won't update their security features especially for any bugs or from other sophisticated hacking softwares. So if there are some questionable winning situations, of course, they need to be very fast with their action here.

The house edge makes it impossible for players to stretch their luck to its limit. And casinos with such players can easily go bankrupt or lay some accusation on the gamblers. However, bettors could have such a luck in poker games, playing with weak hands, but slot is off the radar of consecutive wins. Instead players get the opposite.