Terms and their meanings

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  • 3rd January 2019 at 3:01 pm #33972
    Mattcarr WANTED $7
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    I often hear the terms Tilt, Rip, reload, etc. Some of them are fairly obvious, but not all of them are to me.

     

    Obviously reload means depositing again in your account after losing it all. Tilt, not 100% sure of this one, but in most cases does it mean on a losing streak, or when someone is beginning to chase a lose ? What does RIP mean? is it when a game just doesnt pay and takes all your credit ? Would be nice to get others ideas of the terms, and to hear of any others.

    3rd January 2019 at 3:15 pm #33975
    Green2711 WANTED $492
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    Tilt is basically getting annoyed over how the game has played out, the red mist descends and people normally start placing stupid bets and raising the stakes.

    RIP is rest in peace which normally follows when you go on tilt, it just means that you’ve lost your entire balance.

    3rd January 2019 at 3:52 pm #33985
    Sarahb9998 WANTED $7
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    <b>TILT</b> is gamblers logic losing alot You increase the bet please watch the bandits latest vid for an example on the reverse you’ll see people win big then reduce there stakes to £2 etc

    R.I.P self explanatory your bankroll is no longer apart of your life

    <b>B.J </b>ill let you work that out lol

     

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