Quote from: danadc on August 23, 2023, 06:53:50 PM

Quote from: Lakai01 on August 23, 2023, 05:43:27 PM

Quote from: delfastTions on August 23, 2023, 11:57:46 AM

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But, I repeat, the business model of the casino, as it seems to me, is not affected by such personal and purely individual streaks of luck, success, or, accordingly, bad luck and losses.

Of course not. If that were the case, there would hardly be a casino left on the market. For casinos, the statistics in combination with the house edge simply play a big role. For example, if a casino like Roobet has a House Edge of 10%, they win 10% more often than they lose. Of course, this also applies to each player individually: The more often a player plays, the more his individual win and loss statistics align with the House Edge.

What could happen in extremely rare cases is that a whale gets lucky and sends a casino into bankruptcy. However, I would not have come across such a case yet and you would probably actually need someone with a lot of Bitcoins ... and a lot of luck.

That is a very good analysis, I have not come across a case where a whale can earn so much money from a casino either, I have found cases where they win a lot of money and stay with the casino in an agreement that the casino can give them the money in parts In order to finish paying everything, this is when a player wins a lot of money, and although it seems like a good deal, it doesn't look good to me either, because if they want to Withdraw all the money , they must allow it to be withdrawn, they should not make any kind of impediment or deals especially, because when you jack up you don't borrow credit from the casino that you then pay in installments , that's the only thing I've found.

I also never heard that a certain whale bankrupted the casino because the winnings were huge and the casino is simply not able to pay it, or even promises to pay in installments.
Probably such cases have happened, but only in the case when the casino does not have enough money in the account to guarantee the winnings of some very lucky players.
I think that really big and famous casinos never get into such a crisis situation. In addition, well-known and large casinos naturally have certain insurance agreements with insurance companies that also guarantee that the casino will not go bankrupt and will not be able to pay the winnings on its obligations.
But of course, I do not exclude the case when a new and not very rich casino gets into such an unpleasant situation, however, with competent marketing and various methods of adjusting the possibilities of maximum bets and winnings, including the marketing staff of this casino, they can very well calculate everything and exclude it in practice such crisis situations.
But all this is natural if, of course, they are not scammers and not completely stupid and random entrepreneurs and definitely want to stay for a long time and earn further in the gambling business.