Hard to win against house edge in Aviator/Crash games

[Fivestar4everMVP]

What do you guys think? Is it possible to win against the house edge of those crash/aviator games when your luck is exceptionally good or it's almost impossible to win against the house edge?

I love crash game, i personally love playing crash game but then, I try as much as possible not to play such game often, this type of games are in the same category with slot games, and like what I have said in some of my comments in previous times, slot games, crash, and other casino related games that deals with house edge, are all money burner games, that is, they are a great way for a gambler to burn his or her money, and worst part is that such game are highly addictive, this is why I trained myself to limit the way and frequency that I play such games, I do sports betting quite often when ever I feel like or an easy to win match comes up, but for games like crash, I only play such games ones in every blue moon.

[Darker45]

It is possible to win despite the house edge. You can actually make profit from a game despite it being designed to favor the casino. That's been proven by your brother making money at the start. But that is merely because of luck. It isn't because of some strategy that is able to circumvent the advantage of the house. That is not possible. You cannot cheat the house edge. If your probability of winning is only 40% while the other is 60%, the latter will always prevail in the end.

[Lida93]

The casino's house edge supersedes any strategy we might want to use against it, despite how much in profit the strategy might put you in the very beginning on the long run as you continue with it you're going to loss more than you earlier made in profit.

It's by exceptionally lucky scenarios that we can stay long in profit with any strategy we using in any casino games but such exceptions are seldom. The caveat is that we shouldn't take our gambling as a tournament against the house edge because you just can't beat it for long.

[Free Market Capitalist]

Basically, your brother got "Gambling Fallacy" while on winning he think can beat the house and doesn't realize in the long term the house will always win. Remember, the house only just needs one lose to trigger you to keep the deposit meanwhile you need to survive/win everytime you are deposit.

That's right, his brother doesn't understand the meaning of House Edge and doesn't understand the difference between short term results in gambling and long term results. In the short term anything can happen, it may be that his brother comes out a winner of a session, but the more times he plays the closer the actual results will be to the expected ones, that is, the more likely he will lose. I hope this helps him to learn the lesson, but there are people who spend their whole lives betting and do not learn it.

[Solosanz]

For me, crash is the most difficult games in gambling.

You must have a strategy, so you will know when to stop. If you play for fun, I'm sure you're either stop too quick or late to stop. Crash is a luck based games, but the thing is even you've play it for many months, it doesn't improve your ability.

It's better for your brothers to play skill based games, at least the more he gamble, the more he understand the games.

[bitbollo]

more or less this is the basis of ALL these kind of games. In the long run the vast majority of plays will turn in a ... loss!
More you play more you loss. There is no escape from house edge. Maybe you can have a lucky run and catch a good win but after a certain number of games total profit would be in negative for a slight percentage . This value is ... house edge!

I don't like too much these kind of games for that reason. More over I will try always to play games where "experience" or "knowledge" could in some way help.

[Wexnident]

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You were never supposed to try to win against house edge lol. Nor could you. You can minimize the edge against you but that's about it. At the end of the day if you continue playing the casino will always 100% profit out of you until you stop and only then would they actually lose out.

There were some instances where people won against house edge iirc BUT that wasn't exactly winning against it but rather trying to compromise with the casino to remove it temporarily since they were playing with a lot of money and were a VIP of some sort. So rather than winning against it, they just tried to remove it completely!

Also, I don't think your friend lost to the house edge, if that's actually a thing since we all do anyway, he just lost cause he was unlucky lol.

[satscraper]

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What do you guys think? Is it possible to win against the house edge of those crash/aviator games when your luck is exceptionally good or it's almost impossible to win against the house edge?

Your brother went overboard for the lost of his initial profit he made in first day of his Aviator/Crash adventure and being at the end of his bankroll has tried to get at least  status quo in his battle with the house edge which is ^{(from my experience)} almost impossible to reach. Thus,  I would not hesitate to persuade  him out of  this adventure, using every trick in the book.

[Julien_Olynpic]

Casino advantage games are not designed to make players rich. But there is a very small chance for the lucky few to win big. However, 99.99% of winners will still lose their money if they continue to play after winning. And the fact is that if a person wins at gambling, he will have an irresistible desire to play again. He will think that he can win big several times. But at the end of this path, he will be disappointed.

[stompix]

What do you guys think? Is it possible to win against the house edge of those crash/aviator games when your luck is exceptionally good or it's almost impossible to win against the house edge?

Of course you can, that's what luck is about!

Three is a common thing here where users keep saying it's impossible to win, nobody wins but that's not true, people do win, there are people who are constantly losing but there are also ones that have made serious gains out of it, it's all math and randomness.
Sooner or later the ones that have constantly won will keep having lower gains and more loses as things get more equal to the median, and so will people that have always lost as they will finally get a few wins, all in all users as a whole will certainly be at a loss but that's not a general for every single player out there!

You were never supposed to try to win against house edge lol. Nor could you.

The house edge is not against a specific player, it's against all bets, if it were like that everyone would be losing from day one and that would be the end of casinos, what happens is that 50 lose, 40 wins and the other 50 see it's possible to win and they play again!

[Cointxz]

What do you guys think? Is it possible to win against the house edge of those crash/aviator games when your luck is exceptionally good or it's almost impossible to win against the house edge?

In general, it’s very hard to beat the house edge if you are continuously playing since it’s a sure deduction in each bet payout win. The house edge is very small yet brutal due to its fixed application on bet.

There’s no way to beat it even in all games unless you will be early lucky and decided to stop gambling for good.

The only way to beat house edge is to stop gambling at all when you have profit since there’s no opportunity for the casino to get your profit through house edge.

[danherbias07]

I played Crash game in the past at Stake.com and I can say you cannot play that game continuously or it will get to you.

You gotta win and exit. Play other games. Tell them to also watch the bet of the players because it might tell how the game will end up. For me, if there are players who are betting way too high or someone is doing a martingale strategy then I will not bet for it. I will pass for that one round.
Then I am going to check the next game again and see to it that those high rollers are not betting too high. This kind of strategy though will take you too much time and it gets boring which is why I am not playing that game anymore. It's too time consuming but you can really win if you have good control on when to cash out.

[Outhue]

At times when you warn a gambler that has already tasted some wins in gambling they will look at you with the mind that you don't want them to be a winner or even a millionaire, some will think they are special beings that gambling will surely favour.

You just have to do your part, warn them and move on, if they keep coming back to you then they still winning or trying their lucks, but when they stop showing up then they have learned their lesson in a hard way, they are probably chasing their losses already.

Your brother is just one of them, those people that don't learn until they witnessed themselves making the hard mistakes.

[Fivestar4everMVP]

Casino advantage games are not designed to make players rich. But there is a very small chance for the lucky few to win big. However, 99.99% of winners will still lose their money if they continue to play after winning. And the fact is that if a person wins at gambling, he will have an irresistible desire to play again. He will think that he can win big several times. But at the end of this path, he will be disappointed.

Well, it is often said that one good turn deserves another, so clearly, when a gambler wins a game, that is or was a good turn and he will surely want to try again to see if perhaps, the winning will continue, and this is a very normal thing if you ask me, since this is not something that is peculiar to the world of gambling alone, but it also happens around us in other sectors, like in the business world, you see alot of people go into a particular type of business simply because they see or saw that those who are doing that same business are all doing well.

How about those who were never gamblers, but just because they saw that someone close or a friend won big amount of money from gambling, they decide that they want to start gambling too, I was in this category or let me just say that this is the category I fall in because, I never used to gamble, but decided to start gambling after a friend of mine in my work place won a good sum of money.

Just saying this to let you know that the desire to play more games after a major win is a normal or valid desire, but then, it's up to the gambler to subdue this desire and put it under his or her control, or allow the desire or override him or her and cause him or her to possibly lose that which he already won before.

[Ultegra134]

This game is an infuriating plague; it was my first exposure to gambling via Bustabit; it also had an integrated faucet back then. I don't believe in any kind of strategy in this game that can beat the house edge; everything is completely coincidental and based on luck. I had three losses in a row, all occurring before the 1.05x multiplier; some even crashed right off the bat, and I thought to myself that there's no possible way I'd lose the 4th time as well; thus, I went all in with my remaining balance. Guess what? I lost everything, and it was the last time I played on Bustabit.

The only strategy I can think of, from my experience, is to avoid cashing out at small multipliers; it takes multiple runs to accumulate any amount, while every few runs there will be one crashing right off the bat, which is going to make you lose what you've accumulated in the past 5-10 games. Perhaps a more thoughtful approach is to aim at higher multipliers and hope for the best.

[lovesmayfamilis]

I see a game of vanity for which your brother paid with complete bankruptcy. I have often and not in vain always recalled the statement that it is not scary to be confident, but it is always scary to be overconfident. Thinking that he subjugated the game to himself, the opposite happened. Now your brother has every reason to become addicted to this game since his experience will always haunt him and the desire to repeat the feelings he experienced from winning. Take care of your brother, OP; he fell into the trap of deceived expectations.

[EluguHcman]

What do you guys think? Is it possible to win against the house edge of those crash/aviator games when your luck is exceptionally good or it's almost impossible to win against the house edge?

Winning against the house edge is possible and also impossible.
If winning against the house edge was impossible, then there would be nothing to interest gamblers to play the game and the house edge can not be greedy enough to program their games in the structure that gamblers would never win.

Gambling against the house edge becomes a fun of both sides winning to keep the balls rolling else, their the house edge would crash or gamblers goes devasted and pissed not to keep playing because there is no just profits of benefits to write am the games.

[uneng]

What do you guys think? Is it possible to win against the house edge of those crash/aviator games when your luck is exceptionally good or it's almost impossible to win against the house edge?

You can win only for a while. Once you hit the long term, losses are inevitable. And doesn't matter how hard you try and how much money you deposit to continue playing. It's never going to be enough. The more you play, the more you lose, simple as that. Your brother is a clear example.

The only chance for gamblers is to win a awesome jackpot on short run and then quit gambling. However, it's not through crash game it's going to happen. A decent jackpot can be won through lottery game, but only a tiny percentage of gamblers will be able to win, anyway.

So, don't put your expectations on it for a life change. If it's to happen, good. But if it's not, make sure you have another alternatives to thrive financially.

[crwth]

I believe that winning those games is always going to be hard. Imagine the number of times you could really take advantage of it if you always double your bet. It's hard, just for x2.

Unless you have more money to spare and you can martingale it, the chances of it always going your way are low.

I have seen players who always bet and use x5 as their auto cashout, and maybe there's a pattern that they are following. I'm not sure how they do it, though, but maybe there's a tell.

[Hirose UK]

I was previously curious about the Crash game and tried it several times but in reality in all the attempts I did I failed to get the expected victory, haha ​​this game is one of the few games that I have tried and have not been able to feel the victory.
I think the Crash game will be the same as several other games of chance where the player chances of winning are much smaller than the dealer, it will be much easier to play slots in my opinion.
Moreover, in all types of games it is very unlikely that player can have much greater advantage than the dealer, if it is possible then it is obtained because of luck on the side of the gamblers.