The Role of AI in Gambling

[Lillominato89]

Exactly, you always have to be careful. Often the information we find on various social networks is just pseudo-scams created specifically to gain followers and visibility, but the one who loses out is the poor unfortunate person on duty. So guys, always be careful and verify the authenticity of the information first.

The point is that they can create fake videos that tell you lies for the sole purpose of, for example, getting you to sign up.
Years ago there was a scam about the infallible method to win at roulette
which was simply the martingale, which we all know is a highly risky method
the method was free and they "recommended" you a specific casino... coincidentally with ref link

Yes, they've specialized now, I think they maybe offer a degree course (lol)
I have seen many of these videos, Facebook Instagram Tiktok X are full of these videos and other organized scams
The cutest guy is the one who becomes a millionaire playing plinko! He almost convinced me to gamble away all my money. 

[Etranger]

Plinko is almost impossible to win in, if you ask me. I tried it several times and it was never lucky for me.
I don’t know how anyone would buy such videos. Gambling is based almost purely on luck, not to say - one’s personal luck. How exactly could someone “teach” me through a video how to win in a game?

[Abiky]

i think the "Mecha-Hitler" stuff and the other crazy shit grok says from time to time is because Elon keeps fucking with it to make it say what he agrees with, basically, he keeps poisoning it with his opinions.
but as a model, grok 4 is probably one of the best right now, but gpt 5 will be released soon. the AI space is ever evolving, so AI companies are always one upping each other with new models.

Well, if Elon was able to manipulate his own AI model, what can you say about the others? I think casino operators will manipulate AI that would ultimately make decisions with their best interests in mind. So cheating would be impossible.

Still, the tech can be useful for giving advice to new gamblers and providing support. A chatbot would be the most likely integration within online gambling sites. I'm yet to see if AI would be able to manage the house's bankroll. For what I know, AI is extremely-overhyped. So maybe there's no need for it after all?

[WhoYouCantKill]

Yes, they've specialized now, I think they maybe offer a degree course (lol)
I have seen many of these videos, Facebook Instagram Tiktok X are full of these videos and other organized scams
The cutest guy is the one who becomes a millionaire playing plinko! He almost convinced me to gamble away all my money. 

Whenever I bump into those videos online, I always get annoyed because I can tell already that it's nothing but an obvious scam. I mean I've been a gambler for a couple of years and I've managed to acquire some good number of knowledge about gambling, and if there's one important lesson I've learnt about gambling, it's the fact that gambling wins are never guaranteed, and these videos goes against everything I know about gambling because they're sort of guaranteeing you that you'll surely win when you play their games which of course I know is a bad lie, so I never bother to watch those videos, I just skip them whenever I bump into them.

[babo]

Yes, they've specialized now, I think they maybe offer a degree course (lol)
I have seen many of these videos, Facebook Instagram Tiktok X are full of these videos and other organized scams
The cutest guy is the one who becomes a millionaire playing plinko! He almost convinced me to gamble away all my money. 

When I came to the internet in 1998, it was a different internet, wild, but also full of good and coherent people who were able to explain to me through their amateur sites how the world works.
I learned a lot during that time and I learned the golden rule: if it's too good to be true, then it isn't.

[Lillominato89]

Yes, they've specialized now, I think they maybe offer a degree course (lol)
I have seen many of these videos, Facebook Instagram Tiktok X are full of these videos and other organized scams
The cutest guy is the one who becomes a millionaire playing plinko! He almost convinced me to gamble away all my money. 

When I came to the internet in 1998, it was a different internet, wild, but also full of good and coherent people who were able to explain to me through their amateur sites how the world works.
I learned a lot during that time and I learned the golden rule: if it's too good to be true, then it isn't.

Friend, those were different times, people were willing to learn and give advice, it was a new, unexplored world and therefore attracted everyone's curiosity. Then, with its ever-increasing use and spread throughout the world, as with everything, bad people come along and try to rip off the unfortunate person on duty! Unfortunately, that's how it is, and we have to learn to live with it. And try to stem the problem

[danherbias07]

Plinko is almost impossible to win in, if you ask me. I tried it several times and it was never lucky for me.
I don’t know how anyone would buy such videos. Gambling is based almost purely on luck, not to say - one’s personal luck. How exactly could someone “teach” me through a video how to win in a game?

Not impossible to win, but the greed is the actual problem. Let's say you got lucky, hitting the x1000 in the highest difficulty of Plinko and got it for just 100 balls that you dropped. (This happens, I know it because it did happen to me.) The problem is, are we going to stop, or will we continue? Most of the time, a gambler will continue with the thought of being lucky that day. That's when the possible becomes impossible because we are hungry for more, and there's a high chance it won't happen again.

Now, AI has nothing to do with this because it's just pure luck, as you said. You got in at the right time and won something. I think AI will only be useful on games where analysis is needed, not in games such as Plinko or Dice.

[LUCKMCFLY]

It is a fact that in casinos, some have AI support, but it is something that sometimes one does not have enough answers and escalates it to a human, within the game the AI ??will already be implemented, we cannot turn a blind eye, whatever technology comes out is technology that must be taken advantage of by keeping the game clean, that is the way they know how to do things, in the future it is obvious that everything will be managed by those technologies that will be much more advanced than now.

[Abiky]

Not impossible to win, but the greed is the actual problem. Let's say you got lucky, hitting the x1000 in the highest difficulty of Plinko and got it for just 100 balls that you dropped. (This happens, I know it because it did happen to me.) The problem is, are we going to stop, or will we continue? Most of the time, a gambler will continue with the thought of being lucky that day. That's when the possible becomes impossible because we are hungry for more, and there's a high chance it won't happen again.

Now, AI has nothing to do with this because it's just pure luck, as you said. You got in at the right time and won something. I think AI will only be useful on games where analysis is needed, not in games such as Plinko or Dice.

Maybe AI can help gamblers control their addiction. It can easily manage gamblers' deposits to avoid undesired results. Only if the gamblers give AI their permission to do such a thing.

There are many ways in which AI can transform the gambling industry. It's not all that bad. This is only the beginning. As long as AI is regulated, both the "house" and players (gamblers) will have nothing to worry about.

[summonerrk]

It is a fact that in casinos, some have AI support, but it is something that sometimes one does not have enough answers and escalates it to a human, within the game the AI ??will already be implemented, we cannot turn a blind eye, whatever technology comes out is technology that must be taken advantage of by keeping the game clean, that is the way they know how to do things, in the future it is obvious that everything will be managed by those technologies that will be much more advanced than now.

However, AI is already really hitting its stride with its abilities. Imagine that you have a casino, and you constantly have to pay a team of analysts who track the results of the gambler, looking for who plays unfairly (for example, by a large number of wins in a row).
This will be expensive. But if you implement AI, then you only need to hire one programmer to maintain the system. And AI will be able to analytically track the purity of gamblers better than people.

[danherbias07]

Not impossible to win, but the greed is the actual problem. Let's say you got lucky, hitting the x1000 in the highest difficulty of Plinko and got it for just 100 balls that you dropped. (This happens, I know it because it did happen to me.) The problem is, are we going to stop, or will we continue? Most of the time, a gambler will continue with the thought of being lucky that day. That's when the possible becomes impossible because we are hungry for more, and there's a high chance it won't happen again.

Now, AI has nothing to do with this because it's just pure luck, as you said. You got in at the right time and won something. I think AI will only be useful on games where analysis is needed, not in games such as Plinko or Dice.

Maybe AI can help gamblers control their addiction. It can easily manage gamblers' deposits to avoid undesired results. Only if the gamblers give AI their permission to do such a thing.

There are many ways in which AI can transform the gambling industry. It's not all that bad. This is only the beginning. As long as AI is regulated, both the "house" and players (gamblers) will have nothing to worry about.

I like the idea because that's actually the real problem today, which is why some countries will now try to ban gambling. It's the lack of control of a gambler to keep on depositing and because it was made easy to deposit using a cash application. It's fast and reliable.

If AI can somehow be used for a gambler's benefit by managing the deposits, then I think it will be a big hit to the market. As a gambler, there's always the desire to keep on depositing because of revenge. We want our money back so bad that we will keep on doing it until we are satisfied with the results.

[DYOR+BTC]

The major factor responsible for consistent lost in gambling is greed. The role of AI in gambling is never to give an accurate prediction but a hint after series of analysises on the game because sports activities is an unpredictable activity. In conclusion, AI is never a too for accurate prediction but just an analysing tool for easy prediction in gambling. Without greed,  proper use of its analysises can yield a positive result in gambling

[LUCKMCFLY]

Do you mean to say that the casinos are the ones that will win or lose? I know that the casinos stand more chance than gamblers in this case of AI use. In most movies that I have watched just like you spoke about it too, we can see that the information they try to pass is how AI is being favourable to some companies and we know that AI can be more helpful to casinos than gamblers.

I did not know how to explain, with AI the casinos are guaranteed their profits , but if Specialised attacks arise with very advanced technology in AI with quantum technology it is Possible that they could make them lose, but of course I am talking about a case where this becomes very advanced and there are those tools, it is a possible scenario where it could happen. There are so many things going on in the world that you can't ignore a case like that.

[icebar]

Yes, they've specialized now, I think they maybe offer a degree course (lol)
I have seen many of these videos, Facebook Instagram Tiktok X are full of these videos and other organized scams
The cutest guy is the one who becomes a millionaire playing plinko! He almost convinced me to gamble away all my money. 

Whenever I bump into those videos online, I always get annoyed because I can tell already that it's nothing but an obvious scam. I mean I've been a gambler for a couple of years and I've managed to acquire some good number of knowledge about gambling, and if there's one important lesson I've learnt about gambling, it's the fact that gambling wins are never guaranteed, and these videos goes against everything I know about gambling because they're sort of guaranteeing you that you'll surely win when you play their games which of course I know is a bad lie, so I never bother to watch those videos, I just skip them whenever I bump into them.

A common belief in gambling is that no one can win certainly. All gamblers have to conduct gambling in the midst of uncertainty. If someone says that they can guarantee a win in gambling, then they are definitely resorting to fraud. If I find any video of such fraud online or on social media, I do not waste any time to watch it, but rather I get annoyed by watching such videos. I personally think that many people may fall into the trap of that scam. You can have some confidence in your own skills and experience in gambling, but if you do not have luck, then there is no chance of winning. Whatever anyone says, give priority to your own experience and luck. Avoid gambling depending on anyone or anything.

[babo]

Yesterday I did some research, I asked the AI how it could help me with gambling

the results are as I told you:
offers game customization (this is for casinos)
proposes a system for responsible betting, (for the casino) as soon as it sees compulsive behaviors it blocks you for a certain number of minutes

I use statistics for random games, they are random on purpose
We already have statistics in sports games. Using AI would be overkill..

so we dont have any interesting using of ai in gambling

[sompitonov]

Yesterday I did some research, I asked the AI how it could help me with gambling

the results are as I told you:
offers game customization (this is for casinos)
proposes a system for responsible betting, (for the casino) as soon as it sees compulsive behaviors it blocks you for a certain number of minutes

I use statistics for random games, they are random on purpose
We already have statistics in sports games. Using AI would be overkill..

so we dont have any interesting using of ai in gambling

Perhaps, at the moment, these are somewhat primitive things that AI offers, but in the near future everything may change for the better. Honestly, we cannot even predict what leaps and rapid pace this will happen. Maybe in 3-5 years, gambling in the form we are accustomed to will no longer exist, but it will acquire other forms and appearance. In general, from the advice that AI gave you, I liked about detecting compulsive behavior, after which it blocks you for a certain number of minutes. I would like to have such a restriction, the main question is only in the strictness of the criteria by which this will be determined.

[CryptoHeadlineNews]

Yesterday I did some research, I asked the AI how it could help me with gambling

the results are as I told you:
offers game customization (this is for casinos)
proposes a system for responsible betting, (for the casino) as soon as it sees compulsive behaviors it blocks you for a certain number of minutes

I use statistics for random games, they are random on purpose
We already have statistics in sports games. Using AI would be overkill..

so we dont have any interesting using of ai in gambling

Yes, it's actually true that as gamblers, we do not have any  interest of using A.I while gambling, since it's outcome are usually a product of random agorithm, most especially casino games, whereas when it comes to Sports games, it's outcome are also usually a product of skill and luck of the performance of physical humans, unlike data gotten from the web, just like what the most common A.I "ChatGPT" does by analyzing data from the web to over solution to whatever questions been asked. Unlike in the gambling industry, whereby A.I can only predict the possible outcome of a sport event, by referencing the outcome of previous performances, which could be true or false. Hence, A.I can aid gamblers as a tool to making research, but most useful to casino owners for detecting fraudulent activities.

[Oluwa-btc]

AI definitely makes things easier for both sides, for us, it might make the experience more enjoyable or interesting since we can experiment with strategies or predictions. But if it doesn’t actually improve our chances of winning, then honestly, what’s the point? It becomes just another tool but not a game-changer.

Yes the benefits of AI can't be emphasized but still they can't outrun some necessity mostly cases of AI involvement in gambling more especially casino games where the house edge still got much probability and chances of winning. So we can't solely depend on AI for such wins when it all boils down to the fact that luck outweighs most cases.

[Dunamisx]

AI definitely makes things easier for both sides, for us, it might make the experience more enjoyable or interesting since we can experiment with strategies or predictions. But if it doesn’t actually improve our chances of winning, then honestly, what’s the point? It becomes just another tool but not a game-changer.

Yes the benefits of AI can't be emphasized but still they can't outrun some necessity mostly cases of AI involvement in gambling more especially casino games where the house edge still got much probability and chances of winning. So we can't solely depend on AI for such wins when it all boils down to the fact that luck outweighs most cases.

Lots have ben contributed by you all and i must also render my opinion on this subject matter, because the use of AI is what has a global effect as well as application for its uses, when we look around the world, we are going to see the number of establishments and industries making use of AI in achieving for more faster results, however, we cant still blame them, because that is what we are expected to see, situation that makes doing things comes with ease for mankind, but in gambling, this uses of AI could be limited to an extent, i will advice we accept it this way, because if we begin to go deeper, we may not finished here.

[babo]

Perhaps, at the moment, these are somewhat primitive things that AI offers, but in the near future everything may change for the better. Honestly, we cannot even predict what leaps and rapid pace this will happen. Maybe in 3-5 years, gambling in the form we are accustomed to will no longer exist, but it will acquire other forms and appearance. In general, from the advice that AI gave you, I liked about detecting compulsive behavior, after which it blocks you for a certain number of minutes. I would like to have such a restriction, the main question is only in the strictness of the criteria by which this will be determined.

Let's say that AI evolves to a degree of intelligence like mine or yours, let's say it becomes a normal human intelligence.
What more could you give us than what we already have in gambling? Nothing.

Yes, it's actually true that as gamblers, we do not have any  interest of using A.I while gambling, since it's outcome are usually a product of random agorithm, most especially casino games, whereas when it comes to Sports games, it's outcome are also usually a product of skill and luck of the performance of physical humans, unlike data gotten from the web, just like what the most common A.I "ChatGPT" does by analyzing data from the web to over solution to whatever questions been asked. Unlike in the gambling industry, whereby A.I can only predict the possible outcome of a sport event, by referencing the outcome of previous performances, which could be true or false. Hence, A.I can aid gamblers as a tool to making research, but most useful to casino owners for detecting fraudulent activities.

Now and in the future, you're overestimating LLMs. They don't think, they don't reason... they operate on a statistical level, which is why they have those famous hallucinations when they have little data.
Statistics.
If you tell them to solve a problem like the Tower of Hanoi, they can't find the right algorithm to use, so at the moment, and also in the future when they will be truly intelligent AIs, I don't see any practical use.
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