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let take the example of one casino game like slot games. we think when we get the first win from the free scatters that we get our minds think if this can be made into income because every slot will definitely give a free scatter from the basic spin and he always bets every day in the long run loses all his savings and gets the win again but if you count the wins and losses they are not balanced.
another example of sports betting, even though several times the predictions are right and win, one day a surprise from the opposing team beats our bet
maybe the gap is by way of arbitrage betting but also the risk of account + money being confiscated by the gambling party.
so no one is safe to get income from gambling 96% lose 4% win and that not guaranteed. so the sane gambler he will look for income elsewhere and think of gambling as a place to seek entertainment a little luxurious just to try their luck.
Slot games are not income generators; they're engineered to make you lose. Those free scatters? A mere illusion to lure you in deeper. Think about it: Casinos are businesses. If everyone won more than they lost, how would these establishments survive? They thrive on the consistent losses of hopeful players
And don't get me started on sports betting. Predicting the outcome of sports events isn't a strategy; it's a roll of the dice. Sure, you might guess right once, twice, or even a dozen times. But it only takes one upset to wipe out all your gains
Arbitrage betting? Sure, it might sound like a loophole, but the moment the house detects what you're up to, kiss that account and your money goodbye. It's a losing game. 96% lose for a reason. The sooner you grasp that reality, the better off you'll be