You might face more losses next time when you play the Plinko game again. Because the house will try to balance its edge in the long run. I play at low risk with 8 rows for wagering purposes. As a result, there were no opportunities for me to have a lucky session like you.
I really want to agree with you that in the long run it’s always the house that wins, but things don’t work exactly like that under the hood. Just because you have been winning for too long or because you hit a long winning streak, doesn’t mean you will suddenly start losing.
Yes, the casino always wins and that’s a fact, but not in that way. You don’t need to lose for the casino to win. What you need to understand is that someone else is paying for your wins. In other words, when you win, someone else is losing.
It’s true that the house always has the advantage when it comes to winning. I’ve never heard of a regular casino player actually beating the casino’s house edge — I don’t think I’ve ever read or seen any news about that. I’m not sure if those stories are true about casinos banning players who win too often, supposedly not allowing them to play anymore.
I’m really not sure how true those claims are, but I did recently hear about something like that. As far as I know, though, casinos only ban accounts that they trace as being involved
in cheating on their platform.