no one can beat the casino.

[Beparanf]

all of these strategies will end the same way in the long run. in a game where the rtp isn’t fair, losing is only a matter of time. no one can beat the casino.

my question to you is: have you ever tried any of these strategies before? were you successful?

Aside from the RTP as main reason why we will never beat the casino, the lack or insufficient bankroll is main reason why all gambling strategy will not gonna work since you always ended up encountering long losing streak that will burn your bankroll.

Hypothetically, if you have unlimited bankroll while casino has no max bet. You can beat them by simply doing the martingale strategy since casino bankroll has a limit.

[Mia Chloe]

An old friend always tells me that if I want to get the best out of gambling and don’t feel emotional for all the best which I will lose, I should consider the money which I spend in gambling as either money I donated to charity and don’t expect anything in return,....

Stick to that my friend of yours as you have a wise friend. If only everyone had that kind of mindset about gambling, no one would ever get addicted. Instead, even though losses are unavoidable, we would still be happy and truly enjoy the entertainment side of gambling.

It's quite a crazy concept or resolve but it's actually a sincere resolve this is basically because if you take gambling too seriously you will definitely end up either in addiction or great loss. Either way too much of an emotional tie to gambling wether as a result of winning or as a result of losing doesn't really end up well.

The problem of emotional gambling is tied to both greed and non understanding in most cases not necessarily online or offline gambling. People get hurt most when the lose what they can't afford.

[Mahanton]

An old friend always tells me that if I want to get the best out of gambling and don’t feel emotional for all the best which I will lose, I should consider the money which I spend in gambling as either money I donated to charity and don’t expect anything in return,....

Stick to that my friend of yours as you have a wise friend. If only everyone had that kind of mindset about gambling, no one would ever get addicted. Instead, even though losses are unavoidable, we would still be happy and truly enjoy the entertainment side of gambling.

It's quite a crazy concept or resolve but it's actually a sincere resolve this is basically because if you take gambling too seriously you will definitely end up either in addiction or great loss. Either way too much of an emotional tie to gambling wether as a result of winning or as a result of losing doesn't really end up well.

The problem of emotional gambling is tied to both greed and non understanding in most cases not necessarily online or offline gambling. People get hurt most when the lose what they can't afford.

Gambling should really be just that for fun but there are those who are really that minding or being that believing that they can be rich towards gambling and having that mindset about getting rich with it with having that serious approach then you would definitely be that having that kind huge mistake at the time that you would be able dealing up with gambling because we do know that it wasnt designed for this way on which it is really just that for the sake of fun. There are really those people who are responsible into the actions that they are taking and there are ones who are really that being too careless because theyve been expecting that chances or odds that having some potential turn around of events or talking about being a winner on which this cant be possible in most gamblers. No one can beat out on the casino and its just that too delusional that you will be thinking up that you can milk out those businesses on which it would be rather the opposite because gamblers would be always the losers and only a few would be able to be able to get some win but in the end those winnings will really be that spend up back again into the casino specially if you dont have that control then that will be ending up on disaster. People will be not be able to make out some actions at the time that they arent still facing up some problems but at the moment that they are struggling or facing unfortunate conditions then this is where they would be having second thoughts.

[swogerino]

recently, i’ve been seeing a lot of gambling strategies in entertainment-focused posts on social media.

these strategies are mostly for games like mines, limbo, or dice, where we set the odds and make the decisions. they usually involve increasing the bet after a loss. the person making the video demonstrates the strategy for a short time, showing that it can make money.

they usually start off well. with a classic strategy, you can probably increase your money by around 10-20%. at first glance, everything seems great, giving you the hope that you'll double or triple your money and walk away.

but as you slowly win, a problem suddenly appears. your strategy of increasing the bet after every loss drags you into a downward spiral. you just can't seem to win, even a little. and in the end, your exponentially growing bets will likely drain your entire balance.

this is the part that video creators never mention. when losing streaks last longer than expected, you can’t stop playing (because you’d lose your previous balance), and you can’t prevent your money from running out either.

all of these strategies will end the same way in the long run. in a game where the rtp isn’t fair, losing is only a matter of time. no one can beat the casino.

my question to you is: have you ever tried any of these strategies before? were you successful?

When I read the title of the thread I thought someone has again reinvented the hot water  as we all know no one can beat the casinos. Using strategies is not possible also as even a working strategy for example in dice with certain conditions can only work for some amount of time until the algorithm of the dice game catches it and make it lose, the casinos behind the scenes are even forcing AI to make even "so called" working strategies not work anymore. Overall though strategies that works constantly are only those aiming to increase your rank in the VIP or Premium level in the casino so you can get better bonuses, these type of casinos work but in the end these are losing strategies despite being great wagering ones.

[mirakal]

all of these strategies will end the same way in the long run.

If there is a consistent strategy that has been discovered by a lowkey gambler, it won't last. Believe me.

These casinos are way smarter than all of their players and that's why they are in there for the business. They ain't charity and that's why every strategy that has been found will eventually removed.

That's how they keep their business fine and working so, it's true that no one can beat the casinos except real lucky fellas.

I won't think it is removed but rather say that it never works all the time. And this tells us that there is no perfect strategy in gambling because luck is much more important than that. That is why we don't assume that using others' strategies will work because it works for them. Not exactly the thing that happened; it was just the time they became lucky.

Our gambling experiences are enough to tell us how gambling works. No matter how long we spend analyzing the game, etc., if we are too unlucky, we definitely lose.

[TheUltraElite]

Increasing the bet after a loss is Martingale, that any other "strategy" might show some big wins in certain chunks of time but will never be profitable in the long run because that money is not infinite and there is a limit to how big a bet you can place on casinos.

Such reels/videos are there only to attract affiliate downlines and get those people to spend coins so that the person making these videos without spending anything gets to reap the 10% commissions.

Identify this and boycott such content creators.

[Smartprofit]

Of course, there are effective strategies for winning at gambling. However, there is one problem - they do not work in the long run.
probability.

We need to understand this reality, our strategy doesn’t work in the long run because of the house edge. Simply put, as long as the casino has an edge, no strategy can beat it. The only way to win long-term would be to hack the system and manipulate the script, which is obviously not possible for ordinary gamblers like us.

If someone is consistently winning in the long run, it likely means they’re doing something illegal. And if that’s the case, they might end up paying the price behind bars.

Yes, it is true... It is impossible to win consistently over a long period of time when playing against an online casino. An online casino always provides itself with a guaranteed advantage from the start.

However, it is possible to win against other players if you play directly against them and if you are a stronger player than them. For example, there is such a wonderful game as poker. By playing poker against other players, you can potentially win in the long run. To do this, you will need to use your abilities and skills, your excellent memory, your ability to choose tables with weak players, your acting skills, your observation skills and your knowledge of human psychology.

It is also possible to win in the long run by betting on sports.

This is a very difficult task, but there are examples of such effective players.

[o48o]

all of these strategies will end the same way in the long run. in a game where the rtp isn’t fair, losing is only a matter of time. no one can beat the casino.

my question to you is: have you ever tried any of these strategies before? were you successful?

Aside from the RTP as main reason why we will never beat the casino, the lack or insufficient bankroll is main reason why all gambling strategy will not gonna work since you always ended up encountering long losing streak that will burn your bankroll.

Hypothetically, if you have unlimited bankroll while casino has no max bet. You can beat them by simply doing the martingale strategy since casino bankroll has a limit.

This doesn't however make sense. As no such thing exists as "unlimited" bankroll, even in theory it doesn't make sense.
There's no "unlimited" because that's not how infinity works. Infinite money as a concept would break all rules of the money. So we can try to replace it with all the money we can imagine, and even then that theory falls apart.

Because no matter how much money we put in, we would lose. One reason would be that casino's aren't going to risk all of their bankroll for some one player who might get lucky. Other reason is that while you could end up playing while longer, at the same time you are risking all that bank roll as at some point it's going to be insufficient. And risking that much money for gambling is just dumb when you could just make more by putting it on bank growing interest, or in stocks.

[Numeral]

Once long ago tried to use such a strategy, but quickly abandoned it, because it at closer examination in practice turns out to be ineffective, and on the contrary quickly empties the game balance. There are strategies that allow you to play for a long time on the deposit allocated for the game, that is, they do not guarantee a win, but the process of entertainment can stretch. And if you choose the lesser of two evils, it is quite possible to play them, rather than just intuitively play according to their schemes. Unless there are no some of their own developments due to experience. 

[Orpichukwu]

Players who get emotional after losing think their money was lost without any value given back to them. Nobody feels great to learn that a chunk of money left their pocket to the ground without realizing. This is how some people feel of gambling, and it gets them really worried and emotionally drained. So, it's best to assume that the money spent in gaming was used to pay for a fun time or moment. Giving oneself the impression that the funds lost had some value attached to it, helps relieve gamblers of the hostility caused by losing money in gambling.

Losing is painful irrespective of the amount the gambler stakes and loses to the system, especially when they don't spend that money for the purpose of having fun, but they spend the money for the purpose of trying to make a profit. The pains hit differently, and some gamblers always try to look for a way that they can regain that money back, which leads them to spending much more money than they could have spent if they followed up gambling only for fun alone.

[milewilda]

all of these strategies will end the same way in the long run. in a game where the rtp isn’t fair, losing is only a matter of time. no one can beat the casino.

my question to you is: have you ever tried any of these strategies before? were you successful?

Aside from the RTP as main reason why we will never beat the casino, the lack or insufficient bankroll is main reason why all gambling strategy will not gonna work since you always ended up encountering long losing streak that will burn your bankroll.

Hypothetically, if you have unlimited bankroll while casino has no max bet. You can beat them by simply doing the martingale strategy since casino bankroll has a limit.

This doesn't however make sense. As no such thing exists as "unlimited" bankroll, even in theory it doesn't make sense.
And since there's no "unlimited", we can try to replace it wit all the money we can imagine, and even then that theory falls apart.

Because no matter how much money we put in, we would lose. One reason would be that casino's aren't going to risk all of their bankroll for some one player who might get lucky. Other reason is that while you could end up playing while longer, at the same time you are risking all that bank roll as at some point it's going to be insufficient. And risking that much money for gambling is just dumb when you could just make more by putting it on bank growing interest, or in stocks.

Only fools would really be thinking up on having that unlimited bankroll on which even the richest or wealthiest person that tends to gamble could blown up their entire richness if they would really be that making use of all of their money or wealth and making use of martingale then if a long losing steak then that could blown up on the entire bankroll no matter how rich you would be. Tons of newbie gamblers had busted up their capital because they've been beleiving into those countless strategies on which this gambling field does have specially on testing or trying it out on some casino games out there. It will really be that so dumb that you will be thinking that you can beat up the casino on which there's no way that you can be able to do so, not unless if you will really be that lucky then you might be able to pull it off somehow but most of the time on which gambler are really that on the losing side. When you do gamble then never ever think about on beating up the casino on which instead on trying out to achieve then its better that you should be sticking in overall idea and preferred stuff about dealing up with gambling is really just that to have fun.

[wheelz1200]

recently, i’ve been seeing a lot of gambling strategies in entertainment-focused posts on social media.

these strategies are mostly for games like mines, limbo, or dice, where we set the odds and make the decisions. they usually involve increasing the bet after a loss. the person making the video demonstrates the strategy for a short time, showing that it can make money.

they usually start off well. with a classic strategy, you can probably increase your money by around 10-20%. at first glance, everything seems great, giving you the hope that you'll double or triple your money and walk away.

but as you slowly win, a problem suddenly appears. your strategy of increasing the bet after every loss drags you into a downward spiral. you just can't seem to win, even a little. and in the end, your exponentially growing bets will likely drain your entire balance.

this is the part that video creators never mention. when losing streaks last longer than expected, you can’t stop playing (because you’d lose your previous balance), and you can’t prevent your money from running out either.

all of these strategies will end the same way in the long run. in a game where the rtp isn’t fair, losing is only a matter of time. no one can beat the casino.

my question to you is: have you ever tried any of these strategies before? were you successful?

There are tons of strategies out there.  All of them have theor holes.  If there was a defined path forward that can always beat the house, the house woukd either go bankrupt, they would remove the game entirely, or chamge the rules of the game.  Im sure people have had short term success but over the long term the odds are in the house favor

[passwordnow]

but as you slowly win, a problem suddenly appears. your strategy of increasing the bet after every loss drags you into a downward spiral. you just can't seem to win, even a little. and in the end, your exponentially growing bets will likely drain your entire balance.

That is bad luck and someone has to realize that he cannot win being on that condition. When I feel that it is happening to me, very badly I want to continue but my instincts tells me that I should give myself some rest with that. We cannot beat them all at once but they are there to let us win some and you have to enjoy that ride for you to see how it should go for yourself because it's different when you take it personally and it's rotating on your mind trying to distract you and your main reason why you're in a casino.

[Dewi Aries]

Players who get emotional after losing think their money was lost without any value given back to them. Nobody feels great to learn that a chunk of money left their pocket to the ground without realizing. This is how some people feel of gambling, and it gets them really worried and emotionally drained. So, it's best to assume that the money spent in gaming was used to pay for a fun time or moment. Giving oneself the impression that the funds lost had some value attached to it, helps relieve gamblers of the hostility caused by losing money in gambling.

Losing is painful irrespective of the amount the gambler stakes and loses to the system, especially when they don't spend that money for the purpose of having fun, but they spend the money for the purpose of trying to make a profit. The pains hit differently, and some gamblers always try to look for a way that they can regain that money back, which leads them to spending much more money than they could have spent if they followed up gambling only for fun alone.

Basically the inability to accept defeat always depends on what their purpose is in gambling, as you think above, my friend, which is most likely yes that someone who feels hurt by defeat is someone who comes with the aim of making money, no matter how small the amount of money lost they will still find it difficult to accept it and on the other hand this is what is dangerous because in the end everything will be more chaotic when emotions take over all the actions and decisions of a gambler and it has indeed been proven that emotions often make gamblers lose more money instead of achieving recovery.
I think this is enough to be a reason why gambling is always recommended to be done with the aim of entertainment

[Hispo]

Once long ago tried to use such a strategy, but quickly abandoned it, because it at closer examination in practice turns out to be ineffective, and on the contrary quickly empties the game balance. There are strategies that allow you to play for a long time on the deposit allocated for the game, that is, they do not guarantee a win, but the process of entertainment can stretch. And if you choose the lesser of two evils, it is quite possible to play them, rather than just intuitively play according to their schemes. Unless there are no some of their own developments due to experience. 

In my opinion, it is of more worth to stretch the time of our gambling session rather than trying to improve our profitability in the short or long term, after all, all this should be about entertainment, not about seeking ways to best the casino (when they already have set up edges and strategies to be profitable against gamblers themselves).
To me an effective gambler is one who is able to gamble for hours and hours with the minimum of their deposit and end up their session with satisfaction.
Those who look for profitability are going to end up accumulating and recording losses, which they will later try to chase in the future...

[Miles2006]

This topic has been raised several times during gambling argument while some believe everything depends on luck although I disagree if the casino is in total control over gamblers bet. The same strategy can’t be used always probably just set a limit so you don’t have to blame the casino for a loss, we all know the casino makes profit likewise gamblers but to an extend where a cheating act is being carried out is false, previous balance doesn’t matter else you get trap while playing and might sometimes end up not making any profit rather withdraw when observing loss.

[stompix]

Hypothetically, if you have unlimited bankroll while casino has no max bet. You can beat them by simply doing the martingale strategy since casino bankroll has a limit.

This doesn't however make sense. As no such thing exists as "unlimited" bankroll, even in theory it doesn't make sense.
And since there's no "unlimited", we can try to replace it wit all the money we can imagine, and even then that theory falls apart.

He has already said, hypothetically, that's why you say in theory, if you have something it works.
Yes, in theory Martingale works as long as you have unlimited bankroll, in reality it doesn't work because the casino bet limit will stop your strategy even for wealthier players, there are gamblers who could put a 10 million bet, but there are less than your fingers casinos that would take that on a roulette roll.

When I read the title of the thread I thought someone has again reinvented the hot water  as we all know no one can beat the casinos.

People do beat casinos on their individual sheet quite often.
It's people overall,  like all the customers of that casino that will never be in the green.

If everyone would be losing every single day in a casino, the gambling fever would have faded away pretty quickly, it's the stories of those that won and days when you end in profit that keep it going.

[Fivestar4everMVP]

This topic has been raised several times during gambling argument while some believe everything depends on luck although I disagree if the casino is in total control over gamblers bet. The same strategy can’t be used always probably just set a limit so you don’t have to blame the casino for a loss, we all know the casino makes profit likewise gamblers but to an extend where a cheating act is being carried out is false, previous balance doesn’t matter else you get trap while playing and might sometimes end up not making any profit rather withdraw when observing loss.

Life in itself has the tough times and the good times, we have the time when we face or go through a lot of challenges while we also have the time everything about and around us is so peaceful and easy going as though we own the world.

Bringing that same context to gambling, he who is not ready to lose to gambling likely will not win also because he isn't even supposed to gamble in the first place, just as it is commonly said in my place that "a river does not swallow a person it does not see his feet".
It takes gambling to lose, and it takes the same to win, we all should always be ready to encounter this two scenarios as long as its gambling we are talking about, but if you re only ready to win and not ready to lose, you are better off staying away from gambling, and whether the casino can be beaten or not is not really a thing to consider since it's something we have no control over.

[Solosanz]

Technically the house make the system to give advantage on their site, but there are few gamblers who can beat the casino, they might not always beat the casino, but they have bigger winning chance among average gamblers.

However, such gamblers are keep getting lower and lower because the casinos already limit them to gamble.

They're allowed to gamble, but only in small amounts.

[Accardo]

Players who get emotional after losing think their money was lost without any value given back to them. Nobody feels great to learn that a chunk of money left their pocket to the ground without realizing. This is how some people feel of gambling, and it gets them really worried and emotionally drained. So, it's best to assume that the money spent in gaming was used to pay for a fun time or moment. Giving oneself the impression that the funds lost had some value attached to it, helps relieve gamblers of the hostility caused by losing money in gambling.

Losing is painful irrespective of the amount the gambler stakes and loses to the system, especially when they don't spend that money for the purpose of having fun, but they spend the money for the purpose of trying to make a profit. The pains hit differently, and some gamblers always try to look for a way that they can regain that money back, which leads them to spending much more money than they could have spent if they followed up gambling only for fun alone.

Suffering more losses is one good reason gamblers must learn the concequences of making the wrong choices in gaming. There should be more awareness spread across players especially the new ones who are less informed of the risk of trying to win the house. Because, ignorance deals with them to a great length and have driven a lot to compulsive gambling, causing more harm to their emotions and family life.