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Quote from: lovesmayfamilis on August 29, 2025, 07:37:32 AM
I think every person who plays in a casino, whether online or not, would prefer to win, and preferably a substantial amount. The OP's advice suggests that online casinos always have more chances, which in turn completely devalues going to an offline casino. I have a hard time believing this. There is no evidence without calculating the costs that are necessary for offline or online casinos. These are completely different things that make no sense to compare, so I would not rely solely on the statement that somewhere there are more chances to win and somewhere else the opposite.
no it is not just a myth. let us take slot machines for example.
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The house edge in slot machines, which represents the casino's statistical advantage over the player, can vary widely depending on the specific game and casino. Generally, this edge ranges from as low as 2% to as high as 15%. This variance is due to different payout structures, bonus rounds, and jackpot opportunities that slots offer. Players often seek games with higher Return to Player (RTP) percentages, indicating a lower house edge and theoretically better odds of winning over time.
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Quote from: lovesmayfamilis on August 29, 2025, 07:37:32 AM
I think every person who plays in a casino, whether online or not, would prefer to win, and preferably a substantial amount. The OP's advice suggests that online casinos always have more chances, which in turn completely devalues going to an offline casino. I have a hard time believing this. There is no evidence without calculating the costs that are necessary for offline or online casinos. These are completely different things that make no sense to compare, so I would not rely solely on the statement that somewhere there are more chances to win and somewhere else the opposite.
no it is not just a myth. let us take slot machines for example.
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The house edge in slot machines, which represents the casino's statistical advantage over the player, can vary widely depending on the specific game and casino. Generally, this edge ranges from as low as 2% to as high as 15%. This variance is due to different payout structures, bonus rounds, and jackpot opportunities that slots offer. Players often seek games with higher Return to Player (RTP) percentages, indicating a lower house edge and theoretically better odds of winning over time.