Quote from: m2017 on Today at 05:36:27 PM

Quote from: GigaBit on July 24, 2022, 12:54:29 PM

Everyone knows that gambling is a combination of luck and skill, but how much control can you have over luck? Gamblers are spending thousands of dollars or more, what did we get in return? But there are many people in this world who spend very little but get a lot.

Name     Spend     Winning Reward           Casino Name           Year

Archie Karas   $50         $40 million           Las Vegas casinos        1995

anonymous     $3         $38.7 million          Excalibur hotel-casino,Las Vegas 2003

anonymous    $17         $22 million             Napoleon Sports & Casino     2021

Jon Heywood   30 cents      $18 million           Mega Moolah jackpot        2015

https://www.europeanbusinessreview.com/the-biggest-wins-in-casino-history/

So I think people who don't have enough money should gamble with small amounts of money which would be comparatively less risky.

Do you have any memorable events where your expenses were very low but you got relatively high returns in casino gambling or any kind of Sports betting?

The first thing I would like to draw attention to is that we don't know anything about the past losses of these 4 players. It is likely that before their big win, they lost large sums. After all, these are not their first bets that brought multimillion-dollar prize money.

Second: the 2nd from the list are anonymous, which means that it is not known whether these players really existed and whether there was a big win attributed to them. Without names, it is impossible to verify the validity of events.

Third: to be among these lucky ones is almost impossible. Their case is more like a mathematical error in probability theory. From time to time someone will break the jackpot, but we are almost not destined to get into their number. There will always be very few such lucky ones and their existence can be neglected. Gambling is not a story of players getting rich, but a story of casino owners getting rich.

Good day. I like that you think so soberly and reasonably. Indeed, you need to trust the facts and carefully check the data before you unconditionally believe it. And yet I would like to believe in these happy stories, because then we, ordinary players, have a chance to win the jackpot and change our lives.