What happens when someone wins consecutively from a casino?

[Stepstowealth]

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?

[Charles-Tim]

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.

[ajiz138]

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.

[Davidvictorson]

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?

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.

[CryptoHeadlineNews]

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?

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).

[Zadicar]

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?

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.

[Pi-network314159]

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?

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.

[Wiwo]

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?

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.

[Ultegra134]

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.

[romero121]

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?

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.

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.

[Sim_card]

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?

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.

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.

[Slow death]

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.

[cabron]

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.

[danherbias07]

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.

[ChiBitCTy]

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.

[Text]

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!

[coolcoinz]

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. 

[Ojima-ojo]

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.

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.

[FatFork]

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.
 

[Woodie]

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