I got this inspiration from this thread
Are slots rigged or Just math at work? . We have come acrose many thread that talks about the casino being designed for gamblers to lose more than win and I have been wondering the best way to explain how these casino are built and this made me to create this image to explain why gamblers lose often than win. Pardon my photo edit if it's not done properly but I just want to pass a message.
On this image a man is spotted holding a stones which represents bankroll trying to aim the inlet of the cans/ drum. The drums happens to be the house or Casino which if you aim it wrighly at the target spot you win the house or Casino, but failure to aim at the target will result to loss of fund, and the casino wins. Looking at the distance between the gambler and the house is 100metre apart, yet it look so close. This is the reason why people lose more because mearly looking at the gambler and the casino, it looks like casting the stone which is the bankroll to hit the target spot is easy but however the gambler may end up losing all his bankroll trying to aim it wrongly.
<<Edited Out>>I kind of get what you mean! the funny way you explained it with the stone and the drum really makes sense to me personally because on the surface it looks easy, like anyone can just throw a stone and hit the target!!! but in reality the odds are always stacked for the house to have upper hand. that is why casinos can afford to stay in business no matter how many people win once in a while... a few lucky wins happen but over time the math ensures the casino takes more than it gives out... so slots and casino games are not exactly rigged in the cheating sense but they are designed so the longer you play the more likely you are to lose...