Internet connectivity - Gambling wins/losses

[qwertyup23]

If you are the only one using the internet 5 GB is just enough and you will have an on-time experience betting in any games in the casinos but if you have seven people sharing your connection, you need a high plan, gambling needs speed in connectivity or any activity online where you want to make profit.

Are you talking about a 5gb cap on the internet or are you referring to 5mbps? The former would put you in a risk of having an internet connection cap which would disconnect you once it has reached its limit; while the latter would work but expect slow internet connection.

If several people using multiple devices are connected on the internet, then expect intermittent disconnections. The remedy here would either be: (1) upgrade your internet connection plan; or (2) gamble in a time where only a few people are connected.

Connectivity issues are outside the ambit of online gambling websites in which this concern should be addressed on the part of the player.

[finaleshot2016]

If you are the only one using the internet 5 GB is just enough and you will have an on-time experience betting in any games in the casinos but if you have seven people sharing your connection, you need a high plan, gambling needs speed in connectivity or any activity online where you want to make profit.

Are you talking about a 5gb cap on the internet or are you referring to 5mbps? The former would put you in a risk of having an internet connection cap which would disconnect you once it has reached its limit; while the latter would work but expect slow internet connection.

If several people using multiple devices are connected on the internet, then expect intermittent disconnections. The remedy here would either be: (1) upgrade your internet connection plan; or (2) gamble in a time where only a few people are connected.

Connectivity issues are outside the ambit of online gambling websites in which this concern should be addressed on the part of the player.

I guess he wants to say 5 mbps

Maybe he can use the internet when everybody is asleep, so he does not have a problem accessing any website he wants. That can prevent the lack of internet access because he uses all of the internet connection by himself. But today, I guess 5 mbps is too small in a big city because they already upgrade their tariff packet to be cheaper than a few years ago. So I think he can upgrade to a better packet that will have more than 5 mbps.

Yes, 5 Mbps is very fast, but accessing a gambling platform does not necessitate such high speeds; in fact, even 1 Mbps with minimal packet loss will provide you with a satisfactory gaming experience. However, if you have a lot of packet loss and someone is already using those net speeds for streaming, it's not enough, but even 5mbps will suffice for uninterrupted online gambling. I understand that online gambling necessitates a secure internet connection in order to prevent errors from occurring during the betting process, which will save you money.

[pawanjain]

I used to get the worst feeling when my internet used to get disconnected while betting on the crash game.
I used go wait to cash out but since the internet used to gets disconnected I wouldn't be able to cash out and then lose the bet.
I know there's a auto cash out feature as well but I am lazy enough to avoid that frequently.
Losing multiple times due to this issue made me use auto cash out often these days 

[Fortify]

With the rise of cell phone apps and gaming, on-the-go internet connectivity might play a larger part of winnings in future. If people are playing while being driven cross-country and suddenly hit a coverage black spot then they will lose all signal. If you're in a big poker hand for example, that could cost you a lot of money and might make these players think twice in future. Just another example of why you should always keep pushing and betting at the appropriate odds when you're gambling - you never know how the opposing player could be affected.

[Vaskiy]

Faster the roll, faster will be the outcome. When there is delay in the network the dice keeps rolling and most of the time the roll ends in a loss. This might not be of the internet delay, but our mind will be having the thought of losing it due to connectivity. If we check the roll it'll be provably fair. As users stated for some games played through streaming there is possible chance of experiencing loss through bad connectivity.

[goinmerry]

With the rise of cell phone apps and gaming, on-the-go internet connectivity might play a larger part of winnings in future. If people are playing while being driven cross-country and suddenly hit a coverage black spot then they will lose all signal. If you're in a big poker hand for example, that could cost you a lot of money and might make these players think twice in future.

It's unusual to see the majority of gamblers playing while being driven.

The focus won't be there especially in a live game like poker and they should realize that their internet signal might not be good on the way. It's a no-brainer for me to interact in a live match on that case.

In case of losing, the internet connection shouldn't blame here but the gambler themselves.

[2double0]

Yes, I have lost so much because of my phone's bad internet connectivity because in casino games like poker and blackjack where we need to provide our decision, if the internet connectivity goes away, it starts showing 'No connection' and comes back after that game has ended where I see that all the players have won but I lost.

[dunfida]

I don't really blame the internet when I lose in a gamble since the result is based on my decision and what I will do when it's my turn (poker). Even if I can reconnect in the game the result would be the same. I may have some bad experience with the connectivity but at least I tried my best to win but sadly I lose so there's nothing I can do after that but to play next round.

Somehow we can blame the internet connectivity when its connection are poor on our loss, sometimes when i venture into gambling platforms i always wants my internet connectivity intact becasue of my win, most especially when am on sport games. Though, not that the internet connectivity will add something to your win/loss but instincts usually do to us gamblers all the time  .

Why would play if you do see that your internet connection isnt stable in the first place? Its not really sensible to do such action even though we can say that it cant really affect the odds
but rather on the user experience which would really be not pleasant at all.When it comes to chances then it doesnt really influence at all.

out of their own boredom I think?
Besides no normal person would ever risk their plays if their's connectivity issues, I suppose those who're likely to play like this are crazy as shit and make this an excuse to blame the Casino, from what I remember there's a case like that here I just don't know who it was but if you search it here maybe you can find it.

Blaming time is common to be taken of mostly by the house itself which it turns out on the time they had lost a bet then they do make out issues that the house isnt fair
and when they do have some connection issues and they had lost then they would really be making some complaint about that bet.Is this something new? No, it isnt.
Gambling is for entertainment and when you are in boredom then this is the best thing to be done but some people or most of them do really go overboard.

[passwordnow]

With the rise of cell phone apps and gaming, on-the-go internet connectivity might play a larger part of winnings in future. If people are playing while being driven cross-country and suddenly hit a coverage black spot then they will lose all signal. If you're in a big poker hand for example, that could cost you a lot of money and might make these players think twice in future. Just another example of why you should always keep pushing and betting at the appropriate odds when you're gambling - you never know how the opposing player could be affected.

I won't do that if I'm in a big poker play. I'll make sure first that I have a stable internet before putting my money on the line and knowing the fact that the internet can be a trouble on my side will definitely make my own fall down.
In sports betting, this is okay. You just leave your bet and when it is cast, you're free to leave it and just wait for the result but for real-time games, you have to check if you're in an area that has a stable internet connection.

[2double0]

Blaming time is common to be taken of mostly by the house itself which it turns out on the time they had lost a bet then they do make out issues that the house isnt fair
and when they do have some connection issues and they had lost then they would really be making some complaint about that bet.Is this something new? No, it isnt.
Gambling is for entertainment and when you are in boredom then this is the best thing to be done but some people or most of them do really go overboard.

Highly agree to this. So many gamblers go out of the way to try and recover their losses but lose much more than winning. Winners are those who know to keep patience and come back later, but losers always try to make it more complicated for themselves and think that they will overcome their losses overnight which is impossible. Whether connection issues or not, they will always blame the house because they know they cannot beat it.

[South Park]

Faster the roll, faster will be the outcome. When there is delay in the network the dice keeps rolling and most of the time the roll ends in a loss. This might not be of the internet delay, but our mind will be having the thought of losing it due to connectivity. If we check the roll it'll be provably fair. As users stated for some games played through streaming there is possible chance of experiencing loss through bad connectivity.

This is interesting, people are complaining about being disconnected during the games and losing or suffering from a bad connection, but taking into account that the house has the edge over you then having a slow connection that slows down your game will in fact play on the favour of the player as this will reduce the number of bets that he can make in a minute and reduce in this way the money that he losses against the casino.

[$crypto$]

Faster the roll, faster will be the outcome. When there is delay in the network the dice keeps rolling and most of the time the roll ends in a loss. This might not be of the internet delay, but our mind will be having the thought of losing it due to connectivity. If we check the roll it'll be provably fair. As users stated for some games played through streaming there is possible chance of experiencing loss through bad connectivity.

This is interesting, people are complaining about being disconnected during the games and losing or suffering from a bad connection, but taking into account that the house has the edge over you then having a slow connection that slows down your game will in fact play on the favour of the player as this will reduce the number of bets that he can make in a minute and reduce in this way the money that he losses against the casino.

Anyway, the connection is very important but in the interruption we can not predict whether it is slow or not connected it is an annoyance when the roll occurs.
Many people complain for sure because they think they will lose the roll, but if you believe in fairness in the gambling, you don't need to worry, sometimes the slowdown in connectivity doesn't take long, it's just a few minutes it will recover, but indeed in the game the scrolls need a fast time. the bet that has been set.
The roll of the dice is sure to keep rolling even once once it is stable in the connection.

[hahay]

Faster the roll, faster will be the outcome. When there is delay in the network the dice keeps rolling and most of the time the roll ends in a loss. This might not be of the internet delay, but our mind will be having the thought of losing it due to connectivity. If we check the roll it'll be provably fair. As users stated for some games played through streaming there is possible chance of experiencing loss through bad connectivity.

This is interesting, people are complaining about being disconnected during the games and losing or suffering from a bad connection, but taking into account that the house has the edge over you then having a slow connection that slows down your game will in fact play on the favour of the player as this will reduce the number of bets that he can make in a minute and reduce in this way the money that he losses against the casino.

Anyway, the connection is very important but in the interruption we can not predict whether it is slow or not connected it is an annoyance when the roll occurs.
Many people complain for sure because they think they will lose the roll, but if you believe in fairness in the gambling, you don't need to worry, sometimes the slowdown in connectivity doesn't take long, it's just a few minutes it will recover, but indeed in the game the scrolls need a fast time. the bet that has been set.
The roll of the dice is sure to keep rolling even once once it is stable in the connection.

So when the internet connection turns bad in the game, of course the result will always lose, if there is still someone who can still win when the connection is bad then it's just luck. If you play dice in auto mode or bot with connection problem obviously it is a defeat but if you bet manually, I'm sure you can still control the game. Every roll whatever in casino betting if it's done manually, I'm sure internet connection is not a major factor in the loss you experience.

[carlisle1]

Faster the roll, faster will be the outcome. When there is delay in the network the dice keeps rolling and most of the time the roll ends in a loss. This might not be of the internet delay, but our mind will be having the thought of losing it due to connectivity. If we check the roll it'll be provably fair. As users stated for some games played through streaming there is possible chance of experiencing loss through bad connectivity.

This is interesting, people are complaining about being disconnected during the games and losing or suffering from a bad connection, but taking into account that the house has the edge over you then having a slow connection that slows down your game will in fact play on the favour of the player as this will reduce the number of bets that he can make in a minute and reduce in this way the money that he losses against the casino.

Not sure if that will favor you if you are in the wait and expecting that your bet might win, but suddenly due to connectivity problem it turned out
that you lose your bet.
Very annoying and it adds up aggressions to keep pushing and trying to find some luck, might lessen the numbers of your bet and HE might be more
lesser but the fact that you are risking most of your bankroll because of frustrations.

The outcome will still the same in the long run, you'll lose eventually if you unable to cool yourself down.

[madnessteat]

Never have I encountered such eventualities in my experience as a gambler. Although most of the times when I gamble using my data connection from my carrier, and when it basically isn't working fast as I intended it to be, I always get cancelled bet, which I think is better than getting a loss to no fault of your own. And as far as I know modern gambling sites already imposed some codes in their system that prevents such from happening, so you'll find that losing or winning due to poor internet connectivity a rare sight these days.

I think it depends more on what game you play and how you connect to the Internet. If you have a fiber optic connection it's rare to lose your connection, but if you play via mobile internet, especially when there's only one base station nearby and the weather is bad it's easy to lose your connection and not have time to make your move when playing poker, for example.

[just_Alice]

I didn't have such experience, but, honestly, I don't think that an Internet connection in any way influences the outcome. The connection error is on your side, while the RNG algorithm, which determines the result of your spin or anything else is a built-in software. The connection can only affect how quickly you see the result, might cause some delays, etc., but not the result itself.

[Renampun]

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I think it depends more on what game you play and how you connect to the Internet. If you have a fiber optic connection it's rare to lose your connection, but if you play via mobile internet, especially when there's only one base station nearby and the weather is bad it's easy to lose your connection and not have time to make your move when playing poker, for example.

using fiber optic automatically reduces bad connection rates...
It is highly recommended to use fiber optic for heavy internet users such as gamblers, streamers and miners. So far I have never encountered any connection problems while using fiber optic with a laptop, but if I use the internet on my smartphone, I often get interference.

[btc78]

I didn't have such experience, but, honestly, I don't think that an Internet connection in any way influences the outcome. The connection error is on your side, while the RNG algorithm, which determines the result of your spin or anything else is a built-in software. The connection can only affect how quickly you see the result, might cause some delays, etc., but not the result itself.

depend on what Game mate, It has been said many times above that in Crash Game if you have not indicated a Auto stop means you will surely Lose that round once the game started and you have Put the Bet and suddenly the connection had lost.

Though In many games such as card games, Slot or even Dice and Roulette Yeah this won't effect the outcome because the algo runs towards the result.

[UmerIdrees]

I didn't have such experience, but, honestly, I don't think that an Internet connection in any way influences the outcome. The connection error is on your side, while the RNG algorithm, which determines the result of your spin or anything else is a built-in software. The connection can only affect how quickly you see the result, might cause some delays, etc., but not the result itself.

These days everyone is using the high speed internet and it does not matter much. Most of us are using 4G and in few places people are using 5G also, and the speed of 4G is enough to play gambling seamlessly and smoothly.

[michellee]

Never have I encountered such eventualities in my experience as a gambler. Although most of the times when I gamble using my data connection from my carrier, and when it basically isn't working fast as I intended it to be, I always get cancelled bet, which I think is better than getting a loss to no fault of your own. And as far as I know modern gambling sites already imposed some codes in their system that prevents such from happening, so you'll find that losing or winning due to poor internet connectivity a rare sight these days.

I think it depends more on what game you play and how you connect to the Internet. If you have a fiber optic connection it's rare to lose your connection, but if you play via mobile internet, especially when there's only one base station nearby and the weather is bad it's easy to lose your connection and not have time to make your move when playing poker, for example.

The fiber-optic connection will only face a problem when there is trouble in their server to make the internet connection can not deliver to the customer. That is like a delay transmitted a connection to their customer and lost connection in the network. It can trouble us if we experience that, so if we want to play gambling or browsing on the website, we need to check the connection first before doing something.