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October 12, 2015, 05:15:45 AM
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just imagine or think whats in the mind of the owner of casino's and gambling sites, of course they want to earn, they did not set up this business to lose. so the one who loose in the long run is the the owners of casino's and gambling sites
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October 12, 2015, 05:31:03 AM
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Yes, people always loose in the long run, If you won one day then you will definitely loose next few days. If you calculate at the end then the money you have loosed during the gambling will more than what you have earned. So I would like to suggest that just play for fun and do not get addicted towards gambling.

I must agree with you.
All your profits in gambling surely will less than your loss.

I usually thing play gambling is like "pay for the game".
First deposit amount of money is all payment that we think is ok to "pay".



I dont agree with you. Its true that I loss a lot at first gambling, but sooner this become lesser and at last I recovered my loss now Im still on gambling site playing with it. So all my loss is recovered plus I get some profit again so it is not like you said profit in gambling is less than your loss. It depends on people how they are doing the gambling thing
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October 12, 2015, 10:35:46 AM
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just imagine or think whats in the mind of the owner of casino's and gambling sites, of course they want to earn, they did not set up this business to lose.

so the one who loose in the long run is the the owners of casino's and gambling sites

what are you even saying ? how do they lose ?
plus you dont even have a signature ?

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October 12, 2015, 11:53:17 AM
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I dont agree with you. Its true that I loss a lot at first gambling, but sooner this become lesser and at last I recovered my loss now Im still on gambling site playing with it. So all my loss is recovered plus I get some profit again so it is not like you said profit in gambling is less than your loss. It depends on people how they are doing the gambling thing

Gambling is depend on peoples luck, what if that person has 0% percentage of luck! there is not a chance he can manage
to take up all his loss in just 1 day, what if hes not lucky now but will be 90% lucky tomorrow but didn't play that day and
plays the day that his luck meter turns to zero again!? that is why you will never know your luck if you don't try it!
people tend not to try gambling because of experience in the first time they try it!

but in a long run you will never know if you losses or you gain if you not gamble!
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October 12, 2015, 12:02:58 PM
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Yes, people always loose in the long run, If you won one day then you will definitely loose next few days. If you calculate at the end then the money you have loosed during the gambling will more than what you have earned. So I would like to suggest that just play for fun and do not get addicted towards gambling.

I must agree with you.
All your profits in gambling surely will less than your loss.

I usually thing play gambling is like "pay for the game".
First deposit amount of money is all payment that we think is ok to "pay".



I dont agree with you. Its true that I loss a lot at first gambling, but sooner this become lesser and at last I recovered my loss now Im still on gambling site playing with it. So all my loss is recovered plus I get some profit again so it is not like you said profit in gambling is less than your loss. It depends on people how they are doing the gambling thing
Gambling using method long run is same like you hold a bomb and it will explosive in the time you never know
In other word: you will lose all you have
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October 12, 2015, 01:35:00 PM
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just imagine or think whats in the mind of the owner of casino's and gambling sites, of course they want to earn, they did not set up this business to lose. so the one who loose in the long run is the the owners of casino's and gambling sites

You wanted to tell "so the one who win in the long run is (are) the the owners of casino's and gambling sites[/b]. At least this needed to be this sentence reading the previous one.

I your answer would be "yes" I want to have the power to put this post in every gambling thread. Not only for the words (that are excellent as for me) but because that words are written and I found in the gambling section and in a gambling thread. Maybe all the people who gamble understand this and be conscious that this is the cruel true of all the gamble business. Who want to play and spent pennies or few dollars there is no problem. Bot never more. Because I have doubts that everyone who gamble or want to gamble have the power to not be prey of addiction from gambling.
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October 12, 2015, 02:02:24 PM
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Yes, people always loose in the long run, If you won one day then you will definitely loose next few days. If you calculate at the end then the money you have loosed during the gambling will more than what you have earned. So I would like to suggest that just play for fun and do not get addicted towards gambling.

I must agree with you.
All your profits in gambling surely will less than your loss.

I usually thing play gambling is like "pay for the game".
First deposit amount of money is all payment that we think is ok to "pay".



I dont agree with you. Its true that I loss a lot at first gambling, but sooner this become lesser and at last I recovered my loss now Im still on gambling site playing with it. So all my loss is recovered plus I get some profit again so it is not like you said profit in gambling is less than your loss. It depends on people how they are doing the gambling thing
I could agree with you shulio, because we are talk as a winner not a loser.
It would be different talk if you and me on negative or lost situation.
The most important is how we do gamble on. If we play it reckless it would be calamity. If you play wisely it would be something good.
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October 12, 2015, 02:06:11 PM
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This is obvious. Everybody DOES lose, because of the fact that there's a house edge and you're not infinitely wealthy. It's simple statistics, really.

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October 12, 2015, 02:13:03 PM
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This is obvious. Everybody DOES lose, because of the fact that there's a house edge and you're not infinitely wealthy. It's simple statistics, really.

How do you figure there is a house edge in poker?  Is poker gambling, are there professional players?  What about professional blackjack players?  There is even a house edge there.  Don't say it isn't possible because obviously it is.
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October 12, 2015, 02:21:22 PM
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How do you figure there is a house edge in poker?  Is poker gambling, are there professional players?  What about professional blackjack players?  There is even a house edge there.  Don't say it isn't possible because obviously it is.
You lose in the long run.

Statistically, you will lose.
With a house edge of 1% if you play 100 times and win 50% of the time, you will be down in profit.

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October 12, 2015, 02:22:34 PM
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How do you figure there is a house edge in poker?  Is poker gambling, are there professional players?  What about professional blackjack players?  There is even a house edge there.  Don't say it isn't possible because obviously it is.
You lose in the long run.

Statistically, you will lose.
With a house edge of 1% if you play 100 times and win 50% of the time, you will be down in profit.

I think you are missing the point.  I am stating it is possible to beat the house edge in certain games, mostly Blackjack for example where you can make the house edge disappear with card counting.  In Poker there is no house edge, so again, you can easily win money from gambling, it depends on what you are gambling though.
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October 12, 2015, 02:32:53 PM
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Let's be honest. Gambling should only be considered for entertainment purposes only. If you are in need of quick cash, doing hard dirty work is more often than not better than hitting up the casino sites. I see way too many people in this section try to justify their gambling habits by saying they have strategies to always win. Others on this forum will go as far as to say that they are professional gamblers, and they always win. You're fooling no one and you look stupid.

All the gambling addicts I knew in real life who claimed to win from casinos all the time had serious mental issues. I went gambling with that guy once, and he ended up blaming me for him loosing at Pai Gow poker, a game that's 100% chance.

And just to let you guys know, ALL the casinos in my jurisdiction say the same things in public advertising campaigns. So far, my sig campaign manager has not PM'ed me telling me to quit bashing gambling. Nobody wins gambling, so lets stop pretending anyone here makes a living gambling online.

As the community manager and signature campaign director for a gambling site, I cannot stress this enough.
I have seen people wager more than they can afford to lose many times and it always leads to ruin - win or lose.

Gambling is for entertainment only, and is not a way to make money quick!
The Gambler's Fallacy is just that - a logical fallacy. You cannot predict a table or a game!

Never wager more than you are willing to lose!

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October 12, 2015, 08:30:41 PM
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This is obvious. Everybody DOES lose, because of the fact that there's a house edge and you're not infinitely wealthy. It's simple statistics, really.

Agreed with you that everyone looses their hard earned money in the long run as the houses and sites are designed for the same. But there can be some exceptions as well. I think sometimes winning or loosing is totally depends on the player, if the gambler is smart and if he know what he is doing then he can make some good money.
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October 13, 2015, 10:12:41 AM
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This is obvious. Everybody DOES lose, because of the fact that there's a house edge and you're not infinitely wealthy. It's simple statistics, really.

How do you figure there is a house edge in poker?  Is poker gambling, are there professional players?  What about professional blackjack players?  There is even a house edge there.  Don't say it isn't possible because obviously it is.

It’s important that people don’t think that they can win, because you can’t win in gambling. You can win for a little while but you can’t win in the long run.
The House Edge assists the gambling provider as a commercial business to cover its costs of providing the game, paying for the staff, maintaining the casino or club etc. It also helps to turn the business a profit. Any profit the business makes from gambling comes from the money the gamblers pay into the game, whether it’s a poker machine, Keno, Blackjack or other game.

that is what house edge for that is the sad truth even if player is all high and mighty on blackjack! but you can gamble a little then if you got enough call it a day. just don't play for a long run!
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October 13, 2015, 10:59:01 AM
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This is obvious. Everybody DOES lose, because of the fact that there's a house edge and you're not infinitely wealthy. It's simple statistics, really.

How do you figure there is a house edge in poker?  Is poker gambling, are there professional players?  What about professional blackjack players?  There is even a house edge there.  Don't say it isn't possible because obviously it is.

It’s important that people don’t think that they can win, because you can’t win in gambling. You can win for a little while but you can’t win in the long run.
The House Edge assists the gambling provider as a commercial business to cover its costs of providing the game, paying for the staff, maintaining the casino or club etc. It also helps to turn the business a profit. Any profit the business makes from gambling comes from the money the gamblers pay into the game, whether it’s a poker machine, Keno, Blackjack or other game.

that is what house edge for that is the sad truth even if player is all high and mighty on blackjack! but you can gamble a little then if you got enough call it a day. just don't play for a long run!

Google really help here lol.

There are ways of taking advantage of the house edge like I did in Moneypot. I invested in their bankroll. Profit are slow but at least it does have profit.
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October 13, 2015, 11:07:45 AM
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Google really help here lol.

There are ways of taking advantage of the house edge like I did in Moneypot. I invested in their bankroll. Profit are slow but at least it does have profit.

Yup! it really help me a lot lol.

Even if there is an house edge you can actually win a sum but don't always go on a long run gambling because that is when house edge occur, that is why You can win for a little while but you can’t win in the long run. Grin
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October 13, 2015, 11:10:41 AM
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Google really help here lol.

There are ways of taking advantage of the house edge like I did in Moneypot. I invested in their bankroll. Profit are slow but at least it does have profit.

Yup! it really help me a lot lol.

Even if there is an house edge you can actually win a sum but don't always go on a long run gambling because that is when house edge occur, that is why You can win for a little while but you can’t win in the long run. Grin

Yeah it really help you to copy the house edge description hehe. Anyways nevermind.

House edge doesn't occur. It is always present at your first bet and all your actions are under the site's provably fair system.
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October 13, 2015, 11:27:40 AM
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Yeah it really help you to copy the house edge description hehe. Anyways nevermind.

House edge doesn't occur. It is always present at your first bet and all your actions are under the site's provably fair system.

But you may never know if the casino's house edge is fair enough in what you do! I mean the occurrence of house edge somewhat in the long run you play it. and sorry to say but I don't believe in casino's fair system, because casinos always have to profit that is their business and they will never lose in such business.

but as you say earlier  There are ways of taking advantage of the house edge
that is do not  play the game on a long run. Grin
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October 13, 2015, 11:36:05 AM
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Yeah it really help you to copy the house edge description hehe. Anyways nevermind.

House edge doesn't occur. It is always present at your first bet and all your actions are under the site's provably fair system.

But you may never know if the casino's house edge is fair enough in what you do! I mean the occurrence of house edge somewhat in the long run you play it. and sorry to say but I don't believe in casino's fair system, because casinos always have to profit that is their business and they will never lose in such business.

but as you say earlier  There are ways of taking advantage of the house edge
that is do not  play the game on a long run. Grin

LOL every gambling site has a provably fair system and you can verify manually your bet is fair or not. Are you aware of those? You can check some of it in some popular dice. The house edge is fair that's why everyone loose in a long run.

And I don't remember saying that to take advantage one must not play for a long run. I say that by investing in their bankroll somehow you can gain profit for a long term.
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October 13, 2015, 11:40:00 AM
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This is obvious. Everybody DOES lose, because of the fact that there's a house edge and you're not infinitely wealthy. It's simple statistics, really.

It's only obvious if you gamble constantly and incessantly as mathematically you will eventually hit a unrecoverable losing streak due to lack of funds but many gamblers can stay in profit without bankrupting themselves so its not a gurantee for the small percent that are really lucky or have the relevant skills to make good bets. I think casino gambling is also much easier to lose on then say sports betting. Casino games are usually ramdom whereas sports you can use educated guesses.
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