Are online Casinos more rigged than physical Casinos like in Las Vegas?

[CryptoHeadlineNews]

so as I been gambling online for a while sometimes I wonder like would it be better off walking into a real casino like in Vegas!
at least in real casino you see the dealer, the wheel, dice, the cash
like there is some transparency on other hand the online it is all code and you have to trust the software and hope the site not screwing with you

what do u think curious to hear from people who have done both

Though gamblers may think online casinos are the most rigged when compared to physical casinos, due to it's outcome been a product of random algorithm, but to be frankly speaking, the truth of the fact is that these two types of casinos are designed to maximize profit. Which also means that your chance of winning will always be limited than your chances of losing each bet. And as such as a gambler, it's only best to understand that lose is part of gambling, and luck always plays an important role to the success of any gambler. Because switching to gambling on a physical casino wouldn't stop you from losing, because if it was possible, then every citizen in Las Vegas who has access to physical casinos would have all been millionaires by today. But it's sad they are not, and that comes to a conclusion that luck plays an important role in the success of every gambler.

[dumpsterhawk]

so as I been gambling online for a while sometimes I wonder like would it be better off walking into a real casino like in Vegas!
at least in real casino you see the dealer, the wheel, dice, the cash
like there is some transparency on other hand the online it is all code and you have to trust the software and hope the site not screwing with you

what do u think curious to hear from people who have done both

Though gamblers may think online casinos are the most rigged when compared to physical casinos, due to it's outcome been a product of random algorithm, but to be frankly speaking, the truth of the fact is that these two types of casinos are designed to maximize profit.

If the algorithm is provably fair, then it can not be something that is rigged. Either the casino follows the algorithm or it is rigged, but not both.

Which also means that your chance of winning will always be limited than your chances of losing each bet. And as such as a gambler, it's only best to understand that lose is part of gambling, and luck always plays an important role to the success of any gambler. Because switching to gambling on a physical casino wouldn't stop you from losing, because if it was possible, then every citizen in Las Vegas who has access to physical casinos would have all been millionaires by today. But it's sad they are not, and that comes to a conclusion that luck plays an important role in the success of every gambler.

In fact even reputable casinos tend to rig their games, which is not the case with online casinos. Educated online gamblers would ask the casino to prove ways to prove that they game is random and not manipulated. Playing at casinos which have these features ensure that at least the outcome of the games are fair. Still the casino can do manipulations and complicate your life when you try to withdraw those winnings. That's why it is best to play a provably fair and reputable online casinos only.

[alastantiger]

so as I been gambling online for a while sometimes I wonder like would it be better off walking into a real casino like in Vegas!
at least in real casino you see the dealer, the wheel, dice, the cash
like there is some transparency on other hand the online it is all code and you have to trust the software and hope the site not screwing with you

what do u think curious to hear from people who have done both

I believe online casinos are the ones more rigged because they can be easily manipulated without anybody knowing. Despite we monitoring the online casino, code can be altered without we knowing about it. Physical cainso getting altered can be caught that easy hence they won't get that altered frequently like online casinos. Online casinos can also get hacked and the hackers input a code that makes it easy for them to win that's they rigged the game and this time it isn't the faults of the casino because the problem isn't from them but they're being hacked. When casino gets hacked, before the casino gets aware of this, the hackers would had made way with many coins.

[CryptoHeadlineNews]

Which also means that your chance of winning will always be limited than your chances of losing each bet. And as such as a gambler, it's only best to understand that lose is part of gambling, and luck always plays an important role to the success of any gambler. Because switching to gambling on a physical casino wouldn't stop you from losing, because if it was possible, then every citizen in Las Vegas who has access to physical casinos would have all been millionaires by today. But it's sad they are not, and that comes to a conclusion that luck plays an important role in the success of every gambler.

In fact even reputable casinos tend to rig their games, which is not the case with online casinos. Educated online gamblers would ask the casino to prove ways to prove that they game is random and not manipulated.

But in a nutshell, how many educated gamblers have you seen asking casinos to prove it's games if it's either manipulated or not? Because to be frankly speaking, I literally don't think any of such thing do happen. Because educated gamblers do not have the right to ask a casino to proof if it's game is either manipulated or not. And when it comes to which  type of casino is the most rigged, then no doubt, I can boldly say that physical casino, most especially those casino games like cards and roulette are less to be manipulated, unlike slot games.

[|MINER|]

Honestly, you'll find many more scam casinos online than you would in Las Vegas, but I think it's much easier to stay away from them.

Here online you will find many scams as well as many reputable casinos whose legit reviews are available online. If you talk about stake, jackclub, dueltbit, rollbit etc casinos then most of them are licensed by good companies and are well reputable.
And besides, another simple thing here is that before you gamble, you should pay attention to which games provider the game is from. Because most casinos use games from companies like Pragmatic Play and Evolution, which are not actually manipulated.

[AmoreJaz]

Honestly, you'll find many more scam casinos online than you would in Las Vegas, but I think it's much easier to stay away from them.

Here online you will find many scams as well as many reputable casinos whose legit reviews are available online. If you talk about stake, jackclub, dueltbit, rollbit etc casinos then most of them are licensed by good companies and are well reputable.
And besides, another simple thing here is that before you gamble, you should pay attention to which games provider the game is from. Because most casinos use games from companies like Pragmatic Play and Evolution, which are not actually manipulated.

Reputation is built over time, so online casinos that are known reputable here in the forum, I would say, is indeed reputable and trustworthy. But yes, there are so many scam casinos just like the known one in this forum. So before you signed up and tempted with the clickbaits or promos, try to search the feedback or players' reviews and you will have insights on how they are treating their players. In this gambling board alone, you can check the trust summary of the casino's rep and you will get the idea if they are indeed worthy or not.

[|MINER|]

Reputation is built over time, so online casinos that are known reputable here in the forum, I would say, is indeed reputable and trustworthy. But yes, there are so many scam casinos just like the known one in this forum. So before you signed up and tempted with the clickbaits or promos, try to search the feedback or players' reviews and you will have insights on how they are treating their players. In this gambling board alone, you can check the trust summary of the casino's rep and you will get the idea if they are indeed worthy or not.

I actually meant the same thing, currently new crypto online casinos are being created all the time but most of them are scammers. In many cases, it has been seen that they promote themselves by hiring big influencers, and if we talk about social media, it has become like a cancer nowadays, in almost every advertisement, we see promotions of new gambling sites.

And for this reason, I think that for fair play in gambling, one should follow community-based reviews and then choose the right and reputable casino.

[finaleshot2016]

so as I been gambling online for a while sometimes I wonder like would it be better off walking into a real casino like in Vegas!
at least in real casino you see the dealer, the wheel, dice, the cash
like there is some transparency on other hand the online it is all code and you have to trust the software and hope the site not screwing with you

what do u think curious to hear from people who have done both

Well, I agree that we can think of real casinos as legitimate places to gamble, you can actually see everything, real people and stuff. But everything has tricks to it, even the machines are coded, they're not using a traditional slot machine there so we shouldn't expect we are having a legit and safe space in real casinos unless it's regulated.

But if a casino is always regulated then there are specific games that gives them profits, like they won't need to scam people just to earn profits.

So yeah, as long as there's an assurance to the real casino and you really prefer it than online casinos then it's up to you bro. For online casino, we all know that it's rigged and built for the house to win a lot but there are bunch of platforms that are legit and can be trusted, you're here in this forum, you can actually see them since there are bunch of users promoting those legit and trustable online casinos.

[Dr.Bitcoin_Strange]

I'm concerned,but if it's a licensed casino,then there shouldn't be any outbreak and outcome of rigging involved.I'm curious about how this works but I sure know so well that reputable and well regulated casinos do not indulge in activities such as rigging.Normally,casinos are designed in house edge which enables them to make their money.

Exactly what I  believe too, since these casinos are already designed with a house edge that helps them to win far more than the gamblers, why then would they have to rig the game again? Only non reputable casinos would do such because they are scammers that doesn't want the gamblers to even have much win. Although sometimes, we can not really know when a game is being rigged or not.

[MarangoZ]

Honestly, you'll find many more scam casinos online than you would in Las Vegas, but I think it's much easier to stay away from them.

Here online you will find many scams as well as many reputable casinos whose legit reviews are available online. If you talk about stake, jackclub, dueltbit, rollbit etc casinos then most of them are licensed by good companies and are well reputable.
And besides, another simple thing here is that before you gamble, you should pay attention to which games provider the game is from. Because most casinos use games from companies like Pragmatic Play and Evolution, which are not actually manipulated.

yeah that makes sense there’s definitely more scam sites online but like you said it’s easier to avoid them if you do a bit of research
checking for legit licenses game providers like pragmatic or evolution and reading real reviews can go a long way.

[justinlamode]

I'm concerned,but if it's a licensed casino,then there shouldn't be any outbreak and outcome of rigging involved.I'm curious about how this works but I sure know so well that reputable and well regulated casinos do not indulge in activities such as rigging.Normally,casinos are designed in house edge which enables them to make their money.

Exactly what I  believe too, since these casinos are already designed with a house edge that helps them to win far more than the gamblers, why then would they have to rig the game again? Only non reputable casinos would do such because they are scammers that doesn't want the gamblers to even have much win. Although sometimes, we can not really know when a game is being rigged or not.

There is no sufficient data to show that casinos including physical and online casinos are rigged, we can only speculate with no prove. The only thing we can rely on is that casinos are designed with a house edge, but we cannot rule out the possibility of rigging. It will not even make sense to dwell with the mindset of rigging because it will always discourage you from playing actively.

[Kelward]

Mind you about physical casinos that they've got more cost into their operations rather than the online ones. And that's why they've got more profit margins in the physical ones to sustain the cost for everything. But if that's what you feel about going inside a physical casinos and you feel more safe and games are not rigged. That's on you because just remember that all casinos, online and offline are there to make money. Thus, we always get to hear these words "the house always wins".

There's no how we can know if a casino is rigging us their customers or not, if we don't have a proof then we shouldn't bother about what we don't know. Where my focus lies is if the casino is reputable, if a casino has a good record I think that should be enough for me. We understand about house edge in casinos because they're businesses that are open to make profit but if they are fair in the house edge not to cheat the gamblers I think that would be fair enough. We as gamblers should understand that we cannot be more profitable than the casinos so far we're gambling for a long time, if you consider it as rigging then you shouldn't gamble.

[Questat]

so as I been gambling online for a while sometimes I wonder like would it be better off walking into a real casino like in Vegas!
at least in real casino you see the dealer, the wheel, dice, the cash
like there is some transparency on other hand the online it is all code and you have to trust the software and hope the site not screwing with you

what do u think curious to hear from people who have done both

Honestly, that completely depends on the gambler's preferences. Some thought online gambling can make you more addicted, but still it happens to offline casinos. Some say that online casinos can make you spend more compared to offline casinos. However, some also claim that many offline gamblers are in huge debt.

Who's telling the truth is difficult to find. But there is one thing I could say—better choose to gamble responsibly, whether it is online or offline. If you are just having fun, that will be okay. But if you gamble because of money, that certainly makes you disappointed.

[swogerino]

so as I been gambling online for a while sometimes I wonder like would it be better off walking into a real casino like in Vegas!
at least in real casino you see the dealer, the wheel, dice, the cash
like there is some transparency on other hand the online it is all code and you have to trust the software and hope the site not screwing with you

what do u think curious to hear from people who have done both

Honestly, that completely depends on the gambler's preferences. Some thought online gambling can make you more addicted, but still it happens to offline casinos. Some say that online casinos can make you spend more compared to offline casinos. However, some also claim that many offline gamblers are in huge debt.

Who's telling the truth is difficult to find. But there is one thing I could say—better choose to gamble responsibly, whether it is online or offline. If you are just having fun, that will be okay. But if you gamble because of money, that certainly makes you disappointed.

In online casinos though there are some mechanisms in place to stop the gambler when he clearly deposit in a continuous way and some casinos once the online gambler has made more than 5 or 10 deposits depending on the casino they will not let the gambler to deposit again, something you will not find in offline casinos, in such physical ones you will be allowed to deposit as much as you want and as many times as you want so in this context it is much more dangerous to play in a physical casino where limits are not in place at all. Most addicted are those in online casinos while most in debt I know that are persons who go to physical casinos as they don't know limits, once they get mad they keep spending money there. Well I would say more rigged are those online as the audit is much more difficult than the physical ones.

[AbuBhakar]

In online casinos though there are some mechanisms in place to stop the gambler when he clearly deposit in a continuous way and some casinos once the online gambler has made more than 5 or 10 deposits depending on the casino they will not let the gambler to deposit again, something you will not find in offline casinos, in such physical ones you will be allowed to deposit as much as you want and as many times as you want so in this context it is much more dangerous to play in a physical casino where limits are not in place at all. Most addicted are those in online casinos while most in debt I know that are persons who go to physical casinos as they don't know limits, once they get mad they keep spending money there. Well I would say more rigged are those online as the audit is much more difficult than the physical ones.

Are you perturbed to self exclusion features to limit the amount you can gamble?

This feature is also available on physical casino which you can request to the management since you have a card whenever you will cash in or cash out on physical casino.

I think this feature is voluntary even on online casino since you are the one who will set this restriction in online casino.

[|MINER|]

yeah that makes sense there’s definitely more scam sites online but like you said it’s easier to avoid them if you do a bit of research
checking for legit licenses game providers like pragmatic or evolution and reading real reviews can go a long way.

Even I think if someone here is a really lazy cat, he can identify a few casinos very soon, even if he only wants suggestions from the gambling community, even on this bitcointalk forum in the gambling discussion board, for reputable gambling sites.

However, I think that since we have to spend money, it would be better to always analyze the sites thoroughly before gambling so that the entertainment remains intact.

[dumpsterhawk]

In online casinos though there are some mechanisms in place to stop the gambler when he clearly deposit in a continuous way and some casinos once the online gambler has made more than 5 or 10 deposits depending on the casino they will not let the gambler to deposit again, something you will not find in offline casinos, in such physical ones you will be allowed to deposit as much as you want and as many times as you want so in this context it is much more dangerous to play in a physical casino where limits are not in place at all. Most addicted are those in online casinos while most in debt I know that are persons who go to physical casinos as they don't know limits, once they get mad they keep spending money there. Well I would say more rigged are those online as the audit is much more difficult than the physical ones.

Are you perturbed to self exclusion features to limit the amount you can gamble?

This feature is also available on physical casino which you can request to the management since you have a card whenever you will cash in or cash out on physical casino.

I think this feature is voluntary even on online casino since you are the one who will set this restriction in online casino.

I don't think many people will want to go to the management of random casinos to ask something like this in person. That is why online casinos have many advantages. If they have such a feature you can simply enable it without asking or telling anything to anybody. As you say it is voluntary in both cases so there is not much a difference in that. If you want to set it you will and if you want to disable it to suffer more losses then you can do it.

[LUCKMCFLY]

I would say that there is no need for manipulation, all casinos, whether physical or online, need their house edge, what happens is that in some casinos their RTP varies, in physical casinos I do not like to play slots, but in online casinos I do, because I feel that in online casinos I have more options to win, and that is something that I maintain, it is not a belief, for me it is a fact, so you cannot say that there is manipulation there, just as I like to play roulette more in physical casinos than in an online casino and for the same reason.

[Sandra_hakeem]

so as I been gambling online for a while sometimes I wonder like would it be better off walking into a real casino like in Vegas!
at least in real casino you see the dealer, the wheel, dice, the cash
like there is some transparency on other hand the online it is all code and you have to trust the software and hope the site not screwing with you

I've tried both, and what I've observed is that fraudulence is gambling does not depend on the location of the casino, whether it's a physical shop, or an online gambling platform. If the administration is corrupt, and the crooked officials can't be kicked against by the disciplinary team (if they got any), it's all because that's part of their initial agenda.

I've experienced the worst moments in physical casinos where people became so violent out of frustration for not being paid after they were able to bag a huge win. Tickets getting squeezed, monitors and booking systems ripped apart, big screens getting slammed and the whole scenerio turning into a small riot. I've also read a thousand complaints from unsatisfied and misjudged clients, calling out the casinos involved to pay out in full, their funds in their wallet/ review the cases for proper investigations -- we all know that takes forever to happen!

[michellee]

I would say that there is no need for manipulation, all casinos, whether physical or online, need their house edge, what happens is that in some casinos their RTP varies, in physical casinos I do not like to play slots, but in online casinos I do, because I feel that in online casinos I have more options to win, and that is something that I maintain, it is not a belief, for me it is a fact, so you cannot say that there is manipulation there, just as I like to play roulette more in physical casinos than in an online casino and for the same reason.

But we admitted that manipulation can happen in both online and offline casinos. We also do not know how they hide that from their customers but people may judge that happen especially if no one wins from playing gambling in their casino. But both casinos can manipulate easily as not many people will bother check their system and make sure everything is fair. So we can not judge which will be more rigged between online or offline casinos because we don't know the truth.