Quote from: Smartprofit on Today at 06:51:16 PM

Quote from: XCANA on October 31, 2024, 08:29:14 AM

Do people really make a leaving in playing gambling because is not really easy to make a sustainable win in playing gambling. I have tried some other games like sport bet and other Casino but it wasn't really easy for me because it was lost lost all through, but when I started playing Dice, I study the pattern and it was working for me and I could double my capital within 30 minutes. Is anyone else enjoying playing Dice and is the win win sustainable?

Unfortunately, dice is a game of chance based solely on luck.

This game of chance is fully described by the laws of mathematical probability theory. This section of mathematics was originally created for purely practical purposes - to maximize the winnings of dice players. And of course, casino owners are well aware of the laws of mathematical probability theory (it cannot be otherwise). Therefore, your opinion that dice allows a player to make a profit in the long run (constantly win) is, unfortunately, erroneous.

Perhaps you were just lucky. But if you play for a long time, you will certainly start losing. Mathematics is an exact science - it is impossible to deceive or outwit it.

People do only make out some realizations on the time or moment that they've been able to experience the worst condition or situation on where they have blown up their gambling accounts or simply their capital then this is the time that they will be making out some realizations that it was never intend to make money from the start but rather these are things are really just that basing solely on chance.
If you cant be able to do so then you are really that bound on experiencing this inevitable stuff because gambling is really that a game of chance specially into those games which are designed that having that advantage by the house or simply being coded at their benefit in longer runs. If you are a gambler whose really that aiming or trying out to have that kind of approach then you will inevitably be able to experience the worst later on.