That is because if someone finds out a strategy that works in the long run. The casino will find out based on their findings in our accounts.
That gives them the idea on how it goes to the most of us because they're there to make some money and business as usual to let people win some but lose more.
Yes, maybe what you said is true, but honestly I am quite doubtful if there is indeed a strategy that can provide consistent wins in the long term even though the casino never knows about it, but yes it is possible.
Another reason is because in my opinion from the beginning gambling has been designed as an activity that runs randomly, meaning that no matter how good your strategy is, in the end it will only work in the short term, or I mean only once in a while, but yes, in essence we have the same idea that most gamblers definitely lose more often than they win.
There is no strategy but management that can help someone win in the long run. Not about winning against the games and the casino.
Gambling has enough approaches that can improve the condition of the trader, be it good or bad, but no one should ever believe a strategy can work in casino games, but yes, it will surely work in sports betting. However, to improve the situation, one can plan on better management, and yes again, a good managerial strategy will work in gambling. This may not make you earn money but it will limit the hit you would take and help you maintain responsible gambling quality.
In fact, there is no use of strategy in casino games, but yes, there is a use of strategy in sports betting, because there is some opportunity for analysis and prediction, which helps a lot in predicting the outcome of the game, but it is not possible to get 100% certainty in any case.
The most important thing is, see gambling only as entertainment, because no one can ever achieve success by gambling, success will only come through good deeds, and gambling will only lead to losses and disasters.
So be responsible, set gambling limits, keep yourself in control, and gamble with less money than you can afford to lose.