Do you have this feeling, when you start loosing in a row that..

[mamacoin5]

That the particular game/ casino is somehow playing against you ?

I know that is sounding  strange and  that  most games have verified RNG algorythms etc, but still have happened couple of times to me in the past when i was gambler. When i just observed the live roulette or play with small bets on some slots, everything if fine and according to plan & statistics, however when you start betting heavily, the thing goes suddenly way out of the normal delta.

Notice that when i go on offline casino  site, how the rest of guys are gambling most money just in the last second before closing the round of the live roulette. May be they have similar thinking like me or they just use some different startegy ?

Will be interesting to hear your toughts...could be the case that I am just too suspicous 

[Charles-Tim]

I have this thought before, when I have the same experience on more gambling sites, I know that it just how gambling sites are designed. It even happened to me on Stake.com that I am using to gamble, but I do not think like this anymore when I know that I have experienced it on few gambling sites before I started gambling of Stake. We should not forget that they have house edges. There are even times that I can lose 8 times or more consecutively which can be strange to newbies in gambling.

[Sim_card]

A lot of thoughts will come into your mind as human when you're on a long losing streak. Sometimes, you will feel that the casino is cheating on you and they ain't probably fair with their algorithm. Sometimes, you feel like using another casino which you will definitely do and you will still experience the same thing. Sometimes, you have a superstitions belief why you're losing. The fact is that, it's a normal thing in gambling. I have being on a losing streak to the point that I went on a break.

[Cointxz]

That the particular game/ casino is somehow playing against you ?

I think this way when I’m frustrated but I always know how illogical is this when my mind is already back to normal since casino doesn’t need to do shady things like that because they already have the house edge on the games.

I will only be cautious on this result if I never experienced a win while most of my games is lose including a losing streak that is not mathematically right.

Most of the time, this losing streak is just how the probability works. We are just sucks.

[acroman08]

It's not an uncommon feeling to have, we even get threads here in the forum coming from gambling where they claim that the casino or the game they are playing is against them or rigged. Obviously, I also get this feeling from time to time, even though I know it is baseless and probably not true, but I can't stop it.

[nimogsm]

Will be interesting to hear your toughts...could be the case that I am just too suspicous 

I think everyone has experienced this feeling. No, the game isn't stacked against us; it's just random, and it might seem like the casino itself is orchestrating our losing streak. When someone loses, they need an objective reason and someone to blame. But who's going to blame themselves?) If the game isn't going according to plan, it's best to stop and reschedule the games for another day, as you can quickly lose your balance in the rush to seek justice.

[giammangiato]

Will be interesting to hear your toughts...could be the case that I am just too suspicous 

Algorithms have a very precise calculation (especially for games like slot machines and roulette) obviously I am referring to online ones, in physical casinos roulette is completely random (if it is not rigged).
The gaming strategy is different, I don't know why in the physical one they place the bet at the end, but what where I can answer you with certainty is that when it is the "catch up" round in online casinos any amount you bet will constantly lose, because the function is in interrupted phases, it means that for a period (several consecutive plays) the machine calculates that it must earn, so it won't pay with either low or high figures, if you're in the cashout loop the car will pay.
Test with the free version too and you'll see it's like I just told you.

[Don Pedro Dinero]

That the particular game/ casino is somehow playing against you ?

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May be they have similar thinking like me or they just use some different startegy ?

No, but it’s a fairly common feeling. I have a friend who worked as a croupier for many years, and he told me that it wasn’t uncommon for people on a losing streak to complain, as if he were cheating whilst shuffling the cards. Nothing could be further from the truth. And as for online gambling, it’s much the same. With a random algorithm plus the house edge (and enough traffic), casinos don’t need to rig anything.

[Mustang Shelby]

A lot of thoughts will come into your mind as human when you're on a long losing streak. Sometimes, you will feel that the casino is cheating on you and they ain't probably fair with their algorithm. Sometimes, you feel like using another casino which you will definitely do and you will still experience the same thing. Sometimes, you have a superstitions belief why you're losing. The fact is that, it's a normal thing in gambling. I have being on a losing streak to the point that I went on a break.

The reality of gambling is that when you win, you get the feeling you'll win even more, but this often results in losses. Especially when it comes to gambling, you need to clearly define your boundaries. Some sites might think that playing for extended periods leads to losses. That's why there are many alternative sites. Some of these are sites we've all seen on forums. You can continue gambling on those sites.

[Maslate]

The fact that there is house edge, then its normal for us to think that the casino is playing against us. Though I've got no clear basis, but I can see that casinos are designed to make us lose so they can start increasing their revenues. They are running a business, in order to sustain their profits, they have to go against us especially when bigger bets are on the line.

But the thing is, they don't exposed this kind of reality, but if we know how to read between the lines, then we will understand their real nature of business. That's probably the reason why no matter how we try to get aligned with them, it will never be possible.

[Dr.Bitcoin_Strange]

I have felt like that before but it was out emotions I guess because I know that the casino I was using was never a scam casino and they could not have rigged the game, in casino games, the house always win because that's how it is designed but when you feel the breeze of luck, always take out your withdrawal so that you don't lose it back. There was this thread recently where some said they lost about $2m within just a few hours of gambling, that's how gambling is, you can luckily earn a huge amount within some minutes or hour and you could also lose a huge amount in a short term.

[leea-1334]

All in the mind. I have had +15 win streak on dice also so I know,,, it is all in my mind, our brain mathematics does not comply with random mathematics,,, we remember and random does not

Watch football however and you feel like everything goes against you when it matters  

[HONDACD125]

This happens to every gambler, I believe. You start making small bets, and you see that most of your bets are going well, and your balance is slowly going up, so you decide to increase the bet size a little bit so that you can get better returns on your wins, but as soon as you do that, you will feel like the game understood what you are trying to do and it has adjusted your winning probability accordingly, because you were going in plus before, but now you suddenly lose all the profits and also start losing your initial bankroll. However, it is all just based on general coincidences, and the games are not programmed to work that way.

If you have been gambling for a long time, you should also know that sometimes, even though it happens hardly ever, you will also get big wins when you are betting with a larger amount, which proves that wins, especially big ones, are totally random, and it has nothing to do with how much your bet size is, this is what I know about gambling and casino games, I don't know if casinos or game providers actually have a way to reduce the winning probability once a gambler increases the bet size, but I don't think that's the case.

[Zadicar]

That the particular game/ casino is somehow playing against you ?

I know that is sounding  strange and  that  most games have verified RNG algorythms etc, but still have happened couple of times to me in the past when i was gambler. When i just observed the live roulette or play with small bets on some slots, everything if fine and according to plan & statistics, however when you start betting heavily, the thing goes suddenly way out of the normal delta.

Notice that when i go on offline casino  site, how the rest of guys are gambling most money just in the last second before closing the round of the live roulette. May be they have similar thinking like me or they just use some different startegy ?

Will be interesting to hear your toughts...could be the case that I am just too suspicous  

Pretty sure that we are all noticing this stuff on which whenever you do make use of small amounts and you've been making some careless bets or just confident because of the amount is just really that a small portion of bankroll then you would really be able to hit up those wins on which you would really be having those thoughts that you would be needing to make that bet amount to be bigger since you have been able to win up on small amounts and thats the main mentality that you would really be having on that particular point and when you started up to change then this is where you would be able to experience those consecutive loses then you would be starting up to think that the house do made it on purpose on trying out to make you win in small amounts just to make you made out that adjustments or make out some all in bets or bet amount then you would be busted up in the end and thats something that really commonly happening for most gamblers. You cant really be able to avoid those thoughts and for sure that all of us do have that those common thoughts.

[CryptSafe]

It is normal and natural to have such a feelings most times. I too have had such feelings in the past but I understood that casinos are business ventures and they are running their activities on funds and budget and in such a situation, they would have to generate funds and ways in which such funds are generated are through the house edge they have over there players. The system is programmed to function so and that's where they get majority of their running costs from. In all you should as well know that gambling is a thing of luck and not always a win win thing for gamblers.

[Wapfika]

There was this thread recently where some said they lost about $2m within just a few hours of gambling, that's how gambling is, you can luckily earn a huge amount within some minutes or hour and you could also lose a huge amount in a short term.

This is the reality and most importantly to remember is not to overextend our gambling budget just to try our luck or when we are on emotional distress since it will surely result to a major financial damage.

Like what you mentioned, House always wins and this true due to house edge. It’s very hard to rely on pure luck while we are on complete disadvantage against the casino especially if we are involving significant amount of money on our bet.

[cryptoaddictchie]

Id say its prettt normal to think that since when you play for example slot it doesnt give much wins but when you watch other players playing they constantly winning off their games. Id experience it before in a casino where my games are all flop and when I stopped to observed others thinking why mine always losing while this player doing it good thats why I think sometimes is it about the machine? Or Im just really unlucky doing that time.

[Suleiman the Magnificent]

That the particular game/ casino is somehow playing against you ?

I know that is sounding  strange and  that  most games have verified RNG algorythms etc, but still have happened couple of times to me in the past when i was gambler. When i just observed the live roulette or play with small bets on some slots, everything if fine and according to plan & statistics, however when you start betting heavily, the thing goes suddenly way out of the normal delta.

Notice that when i go on offline casino  site, how the rest of guys are gambling most money just in the last second before closing the round of the live roulette. May be they have similar thinking like me or they just use some different startegy ?

Will be interesting to hear your toughts...could be the case that I am just too suspicous 

When you start experiencing consecutive losses, you begin to think that the casino has rigged all the games completely against you. This is quite normal. Because when you lose, you need to find someone to blame and naturally you declare the casino as the culprit. But the truth of the matter is, of course, different. Casinos exist by their very nature to make money for themselves, not for us to make money.

[rdluffy]

I think most of us, even though we know how it works, about RTP, odds, and so on still have certain feelings when we play a game
I’ve had beginner’s luck and won right off the bat, and I’ve had games where I lost EVERY bet I made, and so on

I think it’s normal to feel that way when you lose a lot of bets in a row without a big win
Or even like you said, you win by betting small, and when you increase your bet, you lose  

If you look at it from a distance, you’ll see it’s normal, but for those who are betting, it really feels like something is working against you, hehehe

[macson]

It's just your feeling that the casino is playing against you. Because the casino doesn't need to do anything to rig your game, since they already have a house edge that benefits them in the long run. So if you think the casino is playing against you, it's just your mind finding fault with others for your losing streak, which is actually a normal emotion. It's up to you whether you continue to let those emotions control you or whether you're able to control yourself enough to avoid overreacting.