because casinos are businesses, plain and simple. they wouldnt stay in business if their business model or plan involved going bankrupt. whatever games casinos host on their sites, they are designed to profit the house more times than players will win. and even in a game where the house isnt even involved, such as in poker, the house still profits from taking a rake of every pot.

no "of course," just should be. theres no telling if the casino might have quite a few lucky bettors in the long term, its just a lot more likely that investing will profit as opposed to betting as a player. however, the trust in the site that allows investments is a risk too, you are handing over control of your coins to the website, and they could just take them and disappear if they wanted to.

potentially losing everything you own and throwing your life into ruin isnt exactly fun either. if studying can keep someone away from gambling, great for them, they have something that can keep them away from a harmful habit. if fun is all youre after, just go throw everything you own at the casino, then say its fun again.

thats just weak willpower, those people need outside help to quit and usually, that help needs to force them to stay away from their addiction. and its not that these people trust their luck, its more like they trap themselves and convince themselves that theyre lucky and will always win the next time, its the only explanation for why they keep coming back despite losing every time.

how is being addicted not a problem? a gambling addict only thinks about gambling, everything else besides survival so they can keep gambling doesnt matter to them. how is that good? they will throw away all their money at the casino "for fun" and waste their life. how is that good?

it will never become less popular, as more people enter the gambling scene, they will inevitable see this "amazing magical never losing method" using their common sense, and preach it as if no one else before them had ever though of it. as long as they see it work over a few dozen rolls, they convince themselves in their head that the method is infallible.

no, its never worked

i cant be profitable short term, maybe under 1000 bets. however, the longer you keep the autobet going, the more chances the house edge will have a chance to play a part, eventually leading to going bust. however, its often the case that you will go bust before you can glean any significant profit from martingale before going bust on just a single bad string of rolls.

there is no strategy in gambling except in games where you can attain an advantage, such as poker or blackjack. and in the case of poker, you are correct, gambling is not at all entertaining for professional poker players, for them, playing is work so they can earn a living, nothing more. there is little fun in knowing that your livlihood is at stake if a bad hand is dealt or you make a single wrong call.

trading one addiction for another isnt really a solution, it really doesnt accomplish anything. the first step should to to completely stay away from gambling, and the addict should aim to cut off all addicting activities out of their life for at least some time so they dont feel tempted to fill the void with something else just as addicting.

thats not even guaranteed though, keep in mind that gambling is completely random, and the bot would have to manually withdraw and take out any fees that come with withdrawing. in addition, take into account the electricity costs of keeping the computer running with the bot. chances are, youre spending more on keeping the computer running than youll make from doing that. its a waste of time.

why would you even say something like that? are you stupid? of course a casino exists to make money, its a business. if it existed for entertainment like your delusional self says, they wouldnt kick out card counters, they would just throw money at whoever walks in, and they might even allow blackjack players to look at the entire deck while playing. its a business to make money, nothing more, the entertainment is there to keep people playing and losing.

thats only if the addict is willing to seek help, most of the time they wont. after all, why would they try to get away from the only thing in life they enjoy? its the same with a drug addict, unless theres some huge event that changes their life, chances are theyll keep chasing whatever it is theyre addicted to until someone else helps them to stop.

theyre not truly better odds though, they just reduce the edge for you a little bit, and most of the time its not even enough to make that big of a difference. its just something thats there so people will play more and lose more if they want to obtain vip status or something. if the casino is offering it, chances are theyre making a lot more money off of it than youre winning from it.

trust and security are important, but the biggest factor is being established. in this case with primedice, its a site thats been trusted and been around a lot longer than any of its competitors. in short, theres no reason for players to go anywhere else when theres a perfectly fine site to play on already.

being a "veteran" has absolutely nothing to do with how accurate your bets will be, your success on sportsbooks depends on your research and ability to judge the value of the bet if the sportsbooks's given values are incorrect. by doing so, you can ensure yourself an edge and maintain +EV in the long run and profit.

its a temporary solution at best, an addict will never voluntarily stay away from their addiction, you need to forcibly keep them away.

something like that doesnt exist for addicts, getting their fix is the only thing that matters in their life, and playing with a faucet or something is the worst thing they could do, thats just feeding their addiction, and theyll want to come back and play more. the only way is to have another person or people forcibly cut the addict off from all gambling.

which is why it qualifies as work for the few that are skilled enough where they can treat poker as a job and make a decent living off of it. maintaining that level of play to consistently turn a profit takes incredible mental endurance, its far from "fun" for these people. for the majority of addicts here that claim to gamble for fun though, its more than a bit likely they will never maintain a steady stream of winnings and even come close to thinking of poker as a job. 

put into perspective, thats at most 20 cents an hour, which is completely not worth the time and effort that might have been put into it and a complete waste of time imo. its funny how even then, a lot of people will claim playing with the faucet is profitable and "worth the time" no matter what because it enables them to gamble.

it should qualify as entertainment for the excessively wealthy that actually have money to spare, not the people on this forum that claim they can "afford to lose," theres a big difference in wasting time gambling less than 10 dollars every day on a dice site and actually gambling. in addition, its also most often that these people to claim to "play for fun" are the most addicted, and end up throwing away whatever they think they "can afford to lose."

just remember, just because an idea isnt being widely used means it will be successful, more often than not a particular idea isnt mainstream because there is no demand for it. even if it was to be made, it might not be successful without an interested playerbase. in addition, it isnt easy for a new service to become popular with so many established ones already without a lot of money poured into advertising.