Quote from: Ryu_Ar1 on Today at 05:34:03 PM

Quote from: bakasabo on September 02, 2025, 10:10:35 AM

Quote from: Ryu_Ar1 on September 02, 2025, 05:39:46 AM

Generally, all casino games are designed to make gamblers lose, and we must realize this from the start because sooner or later our bankroll will be depleted. This is where most gamblers miss a crucial point that should be recognized from the start.

Remember, this is just a game of chance, not everything. We can get lucky, but losing is inevitable. Any winnings we achieve, if we aren't careful in our approach, will only fade over time.
I quite agree with many people in forums who say a more mature attitude is needed, and this is certainly true. We know that if we don't approach this maturely, we will inevitably become trapped in a cycle of gambling that creates false shadows without realizing that they are in business for profit, and we are destined to lose from the start.

I am not sure that casino owners goal is to make gambler lose. If gambler lose everything, they will never return. Its the same as saying that every business goal is to take money and dont provide any good or service, or saying that medicine is created not to cure, but to keep people half sick/half cure. You said it yourself, gambling is game of chance, casinos also risk their money when they let gamblers play. People lose a lot of money not because casinos a made so, but because they are greedy.

As I emphasized earlier, this is just luck. It doesn't mean we can't be lucky, but losing in gambling is a certainty because sooner or later this situation will occur, and those of us who gamble certainly understand this. However, in this case, it depends on the management we implement.

The mindset of the bookie who is in business and the gambler who hopes for luck is clearly very different. Those who manage casinos clearly want to make a profit by allowing us gamblers to explore all forms of gambling that they offer, and we are just visitors who pay for the facilities we visit. Indeed, we don't always lose because at certain moments we will experience victory, but ultimately, those victories will be depleted if we keep playing, and it's only a matter of time.

This doesn't mean that casinos are cheating, but that's how they operate, and we must be aware of the situation so that we don't become too focused on gambling and winning alone, ignoring the risks just because of ambition and ego.

Well, put gambling always comes down to luck in the short term but the structure of the system makes losing inevitable in the long run casinos are built with profit in mind and every game is designed so the house always has the advantage gamblers might enjoy temporary wins but over time those wins are usually recycled back into losses the longer someone plays the higher the chance that everything is given back to the house. Management plays a huge role not only in how money is used but also in how mindset is shaped a person who sets clear boundaries and treats gambling as occasional entertainment will have a very different experience compared to someone chasing wins without limits knowing when to step away and when to protect your bankroll is what separates a controlled experience from a harmful one.

Many gamblers fail because they ignore the reality of the system they focus only on the excitement of winning and convince themselves that one more bet will change everything this cycle is exactly what casinos rely on ambition and ego often push people into losses that could have been avoided awareness is the strongest defense against that trap.It’s also worth remembering that casinos are not cheating they are simply running a business built on mathematical advantage once you understand this it becomes easier to see gambling as entertainment with a cost instead of a path to income treating it like a night out rather than an investment helps keep expectations realistic.