Quote from: bettercrypto on Today at 09:58:05 AM

Quote from: xenomorfo on September 28, 2025, 09:31:07 AM

Quote from: Cryptohygenic on September 28, 2025, 08:46:14 AM

Obviously the casino's are strictly built for business and that is why the game systems gives the companies more advantages that the players whereas, the developers has already taken decisions via RNG. So players will always be left to try their lucks on catching up with the house edge as contenders.
Perhaps that advantage as the casino's house edge counters as privileges that gives the casino more better profiting positions to be compared to what those players who had only relied on luck before winning had profited in the long time.

I don't understand this thread. It's like saying water is wet. It seems so obvious and so predictable that there's no point in explaining or saying it.
The casinos are the winners, and do you know where you find that? From the constantly increasing number of casinos in the world and on the forum. If it weren't profitable, there wouldn't be so many casinos.

It is widely understood that gambling is a business, not a charitable activity. In fact, the majority of individuals who participate in casinos whether offline
or online tend to lose more often than they win.

The number of actual winners is relatively small, and upon closer observation, one can see that the funds used by casinos for payouts are essentially derived from the losses of other players.
This reflects the underlying system on which the gambling industry operates.

exactly, and as such there is business risk, we know that there are gamblers who manage to win a lot and take a lot of money away from the casino and this is taken into account by them.
As with any self-respecting activity, there is also the risk that there are some good players