MatiasGomez said:Good morning to all. I have a question. Do you think that casino games are arranged so that the player loses in the long run? It's a question that when you lose multiple times in impossible ways always resonates in my head. For example in online blackjack.
I think you're right. I don't spend too much time on casino games. Usually to waste a little time. But I always end up with the same result. Losing in an impossible way. That's why the question was. Thanks for the comment.Herkstwin said:Casinos make money (Trump casinos were the exception). They do so by letting us play games that - in the LONG RUN - make money for the casino. Only one game, that I know of, has playing stats that COULD be a winning game for the player, and ONLY if the player makes every technically correct play over the long run, and that is Blackjack. That is a lot of PERFECT playing time to make a small profit. All slots are programmed to generate long-term profits for the casino and taxes for the local jurisdiction. A big win here and there just keeps us players coming back, hoping to hit the mega-jackpot.
Black Jack percentage machine and different tables of this game are distributed in different ways. I have tried to play and play starting cards strictly according to the probability table and this does not give an advantage in the online game. Therefore, I do not play this game.MatiasGomez said:Good morning to all. I have a question. Do you think that casino games are arranged so that the player loses in the long run? It's a question that when you lose multiple times in impossible ways always resonates in my head. For example in online blackjack.