@StevenBridges@YouTube YouTube is getting more and more shit these days. I’m glad that Nebula has your videos too. And the quality of the content on Nebula in general is much higher than most of the YouTube slop!
@StevenBridges That seems a bit bizarre to be suspending them for that? Surely as a casino business, you would embrace an employee like that and use them to train staff to be more effective in their duties.
@WayneRandazzo Yankees may have 4 MVP to start their lineup, but Angels have their top 3 be their own first round picks, the only team in MLB that can proudly say that
@StevenBridges 1st time playing BJ was visiting a friend at uni. Never played in a casino, was there for poker. I got 2x£1 chips change from buyin. Friend took me to a BJ table, and I thought I was playing against everyone else. Made £42 and told myself I’ll stop at £50. I made it to £0 instead
@StevenBridges you sign a waiver which explains that if you gamble in a casino and are found to be on SENSE, stake is returned and winnings are donated to gambling charities. (2/2)
@StevenBridges Not that I disagree that some casinos are scummy, and I’m not aware of how self exclusion works in USA, but if you are self excluding in the UK casino network via SENSE, (1/2)
@StevenBridges To further this, most casinos have a policy in place of asking for ID at either £1,500 or £1,600 so that they aren’t playing with fire regarding the exchange rate.
@StevenBridges The only point at which UK casinos are required by law to obtain ID is if you reach a cumulative buy-in or cash-out of €2,000 (or the local currency equivalent) or more per day.