Quote from: LUCKMCFLY on April 19, 2025, 03:20:12 PM

For me, every player always expects to win, the house advantage is known and the player still accepts the conditions, so how do windows of opportunities to win open in a casino? They only focus on that, when a player wins and not when he loses or the amount of money he loses, the casino will always have the advantage and there is nothing to do here, people think that since it is a game with probability fairness they will have more chances of winning and it is not like that.

Yeah, that's spot on.

There is a lot of misconceptions in gambling. I think that's because our brains are not really that great at probabilities.

Casinos are great at taking advantage of this, and they design all their games to maximize their earnings, but doing so in discreet ways.

That is, they design games that might look like they have a good probability to win for the gambler, but in reality, if you actually do the math, are very bad, and the odds are much better for the casino.