could be...

actually nvm

Yeah, I thought I'm on a roll too. Big mistake, thats why I was asking whether its rigged
I though since I'm on a roll its best to play with real money! So I did, and the dealer kept getting 20 and 21 wheres before he kept busting Anyways, its probably just me.

Something I noticed on poker. There's not many short handed tables. I used to play on a site which had a variety and I liked that. There were tables for 2,4,5,6 and 10 for each limit.

Another thing about the casino. I was looking for help on a couple of the games which I didn't know how they're played but couldn't find any.

A log-in issue. The information is not properly encrypted. I get a message from my browser saying that the 'page' is encrypted, but the information sent is not encrypted.

The way to take care of me best is the information I told you about and not money

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i dont see a "split" option for Blackjack....

Nick sorry for the delay we have been working hard getting all these bugs out of the way. I spoke with my partner and told him about the sharing of security. He would like to know what information you would like and if it is nothing that can potentially open our system up to fraudalent activities he has no problem getting it to you. He is not saying you would do anything like this, but his job is also to protect us and our members completely. Rock I am adding it to my list. Thanks

+15

Dee - The $20 I have will be donked off in the highest stake game I'm allowed to put it in the next time I'm drunk.

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I will gladly take your $20 when you re drunk davidab

I saw a split option in BJ. Split should only come up for certain pairs, not all. I used it and it didn't pay off unfortunately
I wasn't sure if I would be dealt one card for each split or if I could continue taking cards. I would suggest indicating somewhere whether the BJ in the casino is european or american style, cause there are a couple of differences.

ANY security info that your partner could provide me would be great as I understand why he cannot reveal most of the info.

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Split should come up for ALL pairs. You might have this confused with double down which, in some games, is only allowed when the player has 9, 10, or 11. In other games, doubling down is allowed regardless of the player's count. But I've never seen split being allowed only on certain pairs.

The only time I've seen only 1 card allowed after a split, it was when splitting aces. Some allow more, but most casinos I've been to only allow one. All other split pairs get as many cards as the player wants without busting. Also, doubling down after splitting should also be allowed.

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I'm not sure about the split. I think it was only allowed for certain pairs in the casino I played in.

I'm pretty sure about the 1 card when you split. I remember it clearly cause the first time I played I was shocked cause I wouldn't split if I knew that in the first place. And doubling up was never allowed when splitting.

I guess these are the differences of European and American rules. There are also differences from casino to casino.

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