Slots or Casino are designed for people to lose.

[JunaidAzizi]

A casino is a type of business just like others, its owners make profits from it. You know, if a business person makes or launches any kind of business, their main focus is to squeeze everything to get more profits. The same goes for casinos, the owners themselves need profits. That’s why they will not make all the people profitable from their casinos. If everyone gets profits, then what is left for them? Yes, they give some lottery winnings to a lucky person and some profits in the games, and this is also part of their strategy to attract other people and engage those who are involved. And that’s what they are doing, distributing fewer profits to users while keeping a large part for themselves, allowing the business to run smoothly.

[terrific]

A casino is a type of business just like others, its owners make profits from it. You know, if a business person makes or launches any kind of business, their main focus is to squeeze everything to get more profits. The same goes for casinos, the owners themselves need profits. That’s why they will not make all the people profitable from their casinos. If everyone gets profits, then what is left for them? Yes, they give some lottery winnings to a lucky person and some profits in the games, and this is also part of their strategy to attract other people and engage those who are involved. And that’s what they are doing, distributing fewer profits to users while keeping a large part for themselves, allowing the business to run smoothly.

All casinos are businesses and all the games are designed to win the house at most times. While it's also good to see some huge rakes and wins from users.
But at the end of the day, they'll recover it from the other gamblers that they'll also lose their bets. That's why if it's going to be about how these games will make a user feel, that means it's effective for it.
Slots and all casino games, they've been made to have fun and make the casino to be in profit. While some wins could be there but, they're only few and still in ratio, the casino always wins.

[adultcrypto]

After a carefully thinking about the topic and the reality of gambling, I want to agree with you partly because that statement is true but with some exception. A lot of people do lose in gambling but not everyone is losing so we can say that gambling is designed to give the house edge so they remain in profits. Part of the money lost by majority of the people will be used to pay those that would win and the difference being the profit the casinos will make. This is how I think gambling is designed.

[|MINER|]

This is a somewhat typical question, so the answer to it will also be somewhat typical.
And the typical answer is yes, it is indeed true that casino games are made to make players lose. We hear this proverb "house always wins" most of the time in this space and it is true.
Sometimes we see on gambling sites that many players are winning jackpot prizes, it does not mean that they are getting that fund from the casino, they are basically getting a limited part of the funds of gamblers who lost by playing casino games. So it can be said that in gambling, the house always wins and the players always lose.

[Yablee0]

Every business was designed to make profit, profit is the fundamental purpose in every investment.
Casinos are running a business with the goal of making good profits at the end so if you think casinos are the only one making profits then you losing always, then quit because you aren't forced at the first instant, all was by your own making. However gambling is for the adults you have the right to choose any part that please you, if you aren't comfortable anymore then work away.

[Ryu_Ar1]

Generally, all casino games are designed to make gamblers lose, and we must realize this from the start because sooner or later our bankroll will be depleted. This is where most gamblers miss a crucial point that should be recognized from the start.

Remember, this is just a game of chance, not everything. We can get lucky, but losing is inevitable. Any winnings we achieve, if we aren't careful in our approach, will only fade over time.
I quite agree with many people in forums who say a more mature attitude is needed, and this is certainly true. We know that if we don't approach this maturely, we will inevitably become trapped in a cycle of gambling that creates false shadows without realizing that they are in business for profit, and we are destined to lose from the start.

[KiaKia]

Wrong interpretation. Slots, Casinos, or gambling in general aren't designed for people to lose.

It's not gambling anymore if everyone is winning. You take the risks, then accept whatever the result.

Still looks the same to me, at the end of the day casinos are more favoured than gamblers, aren't game providers responsible for how those games are been made? So they fine tuned the whole thing to favour the casinos more and the gamblers less.

Luck has a big role to play in every type of gambling available, but casino games aren't like sport bets where the luck depends on what your team played, but I get it, if all gamblers are winning more who will run casino business later on.

It's good that people understand what gambling really looks like but it's a shame that after knowing the truth many still choose to long for that massive win in an irresponsible way.

[giammangiato]

After a carefully thinking about the topic and the reality of gambling, I want to agree with you partly because that statement is true but with some exception. A lot of people do lose in gambling but not everyone is losing so we can say that gambling is designed to give the house edge so they remain in profits. Part of the money lost by majority of the people will be used to pay those that would win and the difference being the profit the casinos will make. This is how I think gambling is designed.

I disagree with the discussion. Casinos, being fully-fledged commercial businesses, have no interest in deliberately losing their customers. If you have 100 customers and all 100 lose, you'll almost certainly lose a significant portion of them.
We're talking about legal casinos that protect their customers (and therefore are fully regulated).
To simply recoup their profits, they can give a percentage of their profits in winnings; otherwise, they wouldn't be able to sustain themselves and would therefore be doomed to bankruptcy.
It would be counterproductive to lose your customers just to steal their money.

[Cityhunter34]

From this explanation and the image below, do you believe that casino was designed for gamblers to win or lose?

Nop casino wasn't designed for gamblers to lose, rather they are designed to make money from the gamblers so is left for the gamblers to decide whether to gamble responsibly. Because this is where most gamblers normally lay hands after losses, without remembering that the game is highly involved in much losses that is why we always said that gambling depends on luck because it is only when the luck is on your side that you would be able target the drum correctly without that is all about losses because is a business so the casinos would definitely want to benefit from gamblers to enable their business move forward.

[AmaGold70]

This is not true @op, no gambling system was designed to make everyone lose. Do you think people would still be betting up till today if it was designed that way? And do you think we wouldn't have noticed that from the beginning and stop patronizing the betting site? Even in our real life experiences, you win and you lose sometimes.many have recorded that their winning percentage in gambling is up to 70% while their losing percentage is 30%, so now do you still think that the betting site was designed for gamblers to keep losing? I understand that they make their money from gambler's loss and that's definitely doesn't mean that their winning is impossible.

[Justbillywitt]

Gambling is for adults, and it is expected that you should know what you're getting yourself involved in before you even start gambling. Games in the casinos been designed for you to lose and for the casino to win, but it still does not mean there are no huge winners every now and then from the same casino.

Sometimes from some of these games, if you believe that you're never going to win, then you will never ever win. But if you believe that yes, it is possible for you to win, then the chances of you winning become higher automatically based on your belief and mindset.

Yes I agree with you that gambling is for adults who should look closely at the terms of the game and see if it favours them before they can play. They should consider their chances of winning if it favours them or not and if they ain't comfortable with what they are seeing, they should walk away as it is not mandatory for them to play the game when it's obvious to them that winning is very unlikely. But I don't think winning gambling is about believe I will rather see it as more of luck than believe. I have seen gamblers who has kept believing that they were going to hit the jackpot someday years ago, and till tomorrow they haven't won any substantial amount from gambling. Is it that their believe is not enough? So how then do we measure the standard of believe that will make a gambler win big?

[swogerino]

After a carefully thinking about the topic and the reality of gambling, I want to agree with you partly because that statement is true but with some exception. A lot of people do lose in gambling but not everyone is losing so we can say that gambling is designed to give the house edge so they remain in profits. Part of the money lost by majority of the people will be used to pay those that would win and the difference being the profit the casinos will make. This is how I think gambling is designed.

You just missed the part that even those who are paid for their winnings during the course of the long run will lose in gambling so gambling is indeed design to make people lose money in the long run no matter what. Now I am not that much of a religious person but I have read all holy books and the major ones say explicitly and I am summarizing them here "in gambling you can find a bit of benefit but most of the time you will harm yourself with gambling" and this should be enough of a warning for all of the people who take warnings. People who do not care for this and continue to gamble unfortunately for them are the ones who lose money over the long run.

[Ziskinberg]

This is not true @op, no gambling system was designed to make everyone lose.

What OP probably meant is that the casino beats us all in the long run, and that’s true, especially with slots since the house edge is so high. How can we expect to beat the casino if we’re constantly playing against that edge? Every spin, the house advantage is there.

The only time we really “win” is if we get extremely lucky and hit a big multiplier. But for most of us, it ends in losses, which just makes the casinos more profitable. At the end of the day, it’s up to us, if we insist on playing and still believe we can somehow beat it, then that’s exactly what the casinos want.

[Oluwa-btc]

I think they are mainly dependent on lucks, just as you strive to attain a particular goal you come across challenges and difficulties along the line but they ain't program to make you lose focus but then it's just a certainty that you must go through it. That's how gambling operate while you play you should be cautious of your acts to play safe. Mostly you lose more than you win that's why you need to guide yourself properly to avoid loses.

[bakasabo]

Generally, all casino games are designed to make gamblers lose, and we must realize this from the start because sooner or later our bankroll will be depleted. This is where most gamblers miss a crucial point that should be recognized from the start.

Remember, this is just a game of chance, not everything. We can get lucky, but losing is inevitable. Any winnings we achieve, if we aren't careful in our approach, will only fade over time.
I quite agree with many people in forums who say a more mature attitude is needed, and this is certainly true. We know that if we don't approach this maturely, we will inevitably become trapped in a cycle of gambling that creates false shadows without realizing that they are in business for profit, and we are destined to lose from the start.

I am not sure that casino owners goal is to make gambler lose. If gambler lose everything, they will never return. Its the same as saying that every business goal is to take money and dont provide any good or service, or saying that medicine is created not to cure, but to keep people half sick/half cure. You said it yourself, gambling is game of chance, casinos also risk their money when they let gamblers play. People lose a lot of money not because casinos a made so, but because they are greedy.

[arwin100]

Generally, all casino games are designed to make gamblers lose, and we must realize this from the start because sooner or later our bankroll will be depleted. This is where most gamblers miss a crucial point that should be recognized from the start.

Remember, this is just a game of chance, not everything. We can get lucky, but losing is inevitable. Any winnings we achieve, if we aren't careful in our approach, will only fade over time.
I quite agree with many people in forums who say a more mature attitude is needed, and this is certainly true. We know that if we don't approach this maturely, we will inevitably become trapped in a cycle of gambling that creates false shadows without realizing that they are in business for profit, and we are destined to lose from the start.

I am not sure that casino owners goal is to make gambler lose. If gambler lose everything, they will never return. Its the same as saying that every business goal is to take money and dont provide any good or service, or saying that medicine is created not to cure, but to keep people half sick/half cure. You said it yourself, gambling is game of chance, casinos also risk their money when they let gamblers play. People lose a lot of money not because casinos a made so, but because they are greedy.

Yeah this is what's gonna happen and its bad for their business if they don't have any returning clients.

So what they usually do is they create a provably fair platform for their user so that they could give their gambler at least good chance to win in their casino.

This is why usually a casino especially those reputable casinos promote a provably fair system so that they can attract lots of clients to gamble in their casino. There are times that casino also lose and we could see it when they announce that there are some players win big profits from their casino.

[kotajikikox]

After a carefully thinking about the topic and the reality of gambling, I want to agree with you partly because that statement is true but with some exception. A lot of people do lose in gambling but not everyone is losing so we can say that gambling is designed to give the house edge so they remain in profits. Part of the money lost by majority of the people will be used to pay those that would win and the difference being the profit the casinos will make. This is how I think gambling is designed.

Yes not everyone is losing but not everyone is winning. There is no guarantee that you in particular will win. That is why it is a gamble. You are still paying for the hope and the chance that it will be you. But doing this will definitely make you lose money. So some people just pay for the love of the game. They just want to be entertained and they do not think much about winning. If they win, then it is a good thing but if not then it is also not a big deal. Which is ideal if you want to keep your sanity.

[junder]

Every business was designed to make profit, profit is the fundamental purpose in every investment.
Casinos are running a business with the goal of making good profits at the end so if you think casinos are the only one making profits then you losing always, then quit because you aren't forced at the first instant, all was by your own making. However gambling is for the adults you have the right to choose any part that please you, if you aren't comfortable anymore then work away.

You're right. If we feel we're losing, it's best to stop gambling. Losing more often is normal, as casinos are businesses whose goal is to generate profits from the large number of players who participate. However, casinos also offer advantages to lucky players.
We need to understand gambling well so we don't feel like we're losing.

[Pi-network314159]

On this image a man is spotted holding a stones which represents bankroll trying to aim the inlet of the cans/ drum. The drums happens to be the house or Casino which if you aim it wrighly at the target spot you win the house or Casino, but failure to aim at the target will result to loss of fund, and the casino wins. Looking at the distance between the gambler and the house is 100metre apart, yet it look so close. This is the reason why people lose more because mearly looking at the gambler and the casino, it looks like casting the stone which is the bankroll to hit the target spot is easy but however the gambler may end up losing all his bankroll trying to aim it wrongly.

From this explanation and the image below, do you believe that casino was designed for gamblers to win or lose?

I don’t think it’s the proper representation; the thrower or gambler can adjust their throw to hit the target. Maybe if you mention that the drum is moving or changing to rattle the thrower, I can consider that the right description.

i dont think that will be possible neither. although if the drum was closer to the gambler or the gambler closer to the drum, it then means that there will be an odd adjustment to increase the chance of wining, maybe the odd could have been set base on the distance. each distance in meter will be like
 2 meter from gambler to drum will be 1.1odd.
 4 meter from gambler to drum 1.50odd
 8 meter from gambler to drum 2 odd
 10 meter from gambler to drum 2.2 odd

the longer the distance the risker it becomes to win with high odd, then the closer it is the more opportunity we have to win. this is equated in odd. the odd solves this issue, that is why it is easier to win a 1.50 odd game than a 50odd game since the distance or wining edge of both are not the same. but despite that even the closer distance of 1.1odd is not a guarantee of wining.

[DiMarxist]

I got this inspiration from this thread Are slots rigged or Just math at work? . We have come acrose many thread that talks about the casino being designed for gamblers to lose more than win and I have been wondering the best way to explain how these casino are built and this made me to create this image to explain why gamblers lose often than win. Pardon my photo edit if it's not done properly but I just want to pass a message.

On this image a man is spotted holding a stones which represents bankroll trying to aim the inlet of the cans/ drum. The drums happens to be the house or Casino which if you aim it wrighly at the target spot you win the house or Casino, but failure to aim at the target will result to loss of fund, and the casino wins. Looking at the distance between the gambler and the house is 100metre apart, yet it look so close. This is the reason why people lose more because mearly looking at the gambler and the casino, it looks like casting the stone which is the bankroll to hit the target spot is easy but however the gambler may end up losing all his bankroll trying to aim it wrongly.

From this explanation and the image below, do you believe that casino was designed for gamblers to win or lose?

You just used a very creative picture to break it down that's nice,  i like the way you use the coin and the drum to represent the relationship of the casino and the gambler it really shows how misleading it can be. Some games will look like an easy win form distance but it's actually the hardest.
Back to your question to me I actually believe that casino is created more for profit than the win of the players. So many people, lose more than the win, just because of the way the game is programmed. And to me it's not just all about believe in luck, it's about understand the game system.