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That's pretty much explanatory. Business owners wouldn't start their business if it weren't profitable in the long run. Sure, casinos give out tons of prizes but does that amount surmount the total amount of people trying to win that prize? I don't think so. It's always the house, and you can be the house if you have enough capital.
Glad to be explanatory enough to every plebs

>I don't think telling everyone here that you could either be a house or a gambler helps them win. There's nothing much you can do with that. Gambling should be for entertainment only, not a source of income.
house is the big deal, gambler do not.

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>For me, it's not always that house will always win. It's just become a famous saying, but if you do research,
as usual, big and small house, big house would take over smaller house and form an alliance.

>there are some houses that go bankrupts, so I think it's much better we can say that it's just very rare that there is a casino that will go bankrupt.

Tbh, some house are weak house. We once thought every house is equal. Nope, I would give government as a example, government is the house, for first world government, they’re the house while the third world government is the gambler. Thing has since progress a little, in the crypto, third world government or first world government both of them shall be the gamblers under the bitcoin the strong house. Government do not always entitled be the house.


>How often do casinos go bankrupt? What are the most common reasons why one would go under? - You can find here there are some companies goes bankrupt last 2014 year. "The house always wins", is like some people always telling if you gamble, you will lose.
big house devour the small house, survival of the fittest.