Perfect strategy to get rich with casinos

[marrcelo]

Perfect strategy to get rich with casinos

Why does most people enter the casino thinking about quick profit, who's interest is it that new players come to the game thinking that way.

It's from the person themselves who believes in the misinformation and lies from social media.

It's the casino that aims for profit that makes aggressive advertising.

The casino should make it clearer that casino is only for entertainment, not to earn quick money nor an income and get rich.

[Oshosondy]

This is common to some gambling sites, but not all of them or maybe it is the country that I am that I only noticed just few gambling sites advertising with lies, even Polymarket is part of them.

There is nothing that we can do, it is the work of the government of each country to go against such advertisements, but many countries do not care as long as the gambling sites are paying their taxes.

But people themselves should know that they can not make from gambling sites. Even without seeing the advertisements, some people do believe they can be special, unique and very different from other people and gambling only to lose more money to know that they are not different.

[sunsilk]

Perfect strategy to get rich with casinos

Why does most people enter the casino thinking about quick profit, who's interest is it that new players come to the game thinking that way.

It's from the person themselves who believes in the misinformation and lies from social media.

It's the casino that aims for profit that makes aggressive advertising.

The casino should make it clearer that casino is only for entertainment, not to earn quick money nor an income and get rich.

It's the same with other aspects of making money, they're all asking if money grows in the trees and that's why they're doing something as if they're too easy.

If everyone can get rich with gambling then we should all be gamblers. But no, they don't understand that yet and that's why you'd know if someone asking that is genuinely asking it or just want to prove their actions by having validations from other people's answers.

And that's why before signing up there's the TOS or the agreement but no one reads that.

[bitbollo]

casinos are just making their business.
they are also showing clearly in most of the cases that the real chances are really high.
but here there are two bias for humans. first, you can't understand the difference between real big numbers.

Imagine you are gambling and playing an odd of 1000.
The chance to win can be much higher than that...it's not 1 on 1000 will win in most of cases.
Having an idea on how to manage these chances isn't definitely in the possibity of the new users.

my 2 satoshi: it's more evident that games are a good way for entertainement and not a good way for earnings nowdays than in the past...however it's also evident that some group of users and company are making huge profit from it...

[$crypto$]

Why do you care about them going to a casino to get rich quick, you should already know that this kind of thing is common, people come to play expecting profits, casinos with many players come expecting high profits from their business.

The casino will not clarify continuously to say them as entertainment, they are in its advertising "let's go --- immediately play earn up to 1 BTC" it is already commonly promoted, with the slogan as "entertainment".

[yhiaali3]

The blame ultimately lies not with the casinos, but with those naive people who believe these flashy advertisements and think that they can actually get rich through gambling or casinos.

A simple superficial look will show how many thousands of stories of loss there are, while the success stories do not exceed the fingers of one hand. Therefore, the blame is not on the casinos because in the end they seek profit and do not care whether the users win, lose, or become addicted.

[cocadalcan]

Casinos trick you into signing a contract. Once you agree to their terms and conditions, they are risk-free and legally you can't do anything to them if you go bankrupt. The aim of casinos is to make a profit and they use every trick to achieve that aim. They can attract a large number of gamblers to their casinos who don't only prioritize their own profits but also consider the interests of the gamblers.

[Karl_3000]

Casinos trick you into signing a contract. Once you agree to their terms and conditions, they are risk-free and legally you can't do anything to them if you go bankrupt. The aim of casinos is to make a profit and they use every trick to achieve that aim. They can attract a large number of gamblers to their casinos who don't only prioritize their own profits but also consider the interests of the gamblers.

I do not see it as trick at all, what I have noticed is that even if the gambling sites do not have these kinds of advertisements but having just neutral advertisements that is not deceiving at all, there will still be many people that will be addicted to gambling while some people will always lose to gambling like they are wasting money. I m blame this most on greed of the gamblers.

[laspol65]

It's the casino that aims for profit that makes aggressive advertising.

All the big win ads that we see online are the casino platform's own ads, they advertise them locally so that people are attracted and register on their platform and gamble for the purpose of big wins. So new gamblers gamble for the purpose of winning in the present time, but it was not like that in the past.
In the past, people gambled for entertainment and could survive gambling for a long time. But now people enter gambling for the purpose of earning money because they see various ads on the online platform, and from here their greed originates, so new gamblers are more addicted to gambling.

The casino should make it clearer that casino is only for entertainment, not to earn quick money nor an income and get rich.

I have not seen all these advertisements from the casino platform, because they advertise deposit bonuses and other benefits. Many people deposit on gambling platforms in the hope of getting bonuses, and after getting more money, they become more attracted to gambling.
Gambling platforms promote every step of how to attract gamblers, which makes new gamblers more attracted.
But it should be remembered that every gambler should not enter gambling with the intention of earning their money, but should enter gambling for entertainment. Outside of this, all investors who enter gambling will face addiction and gambling losses.

[ArabBTC]

This is common to some gambling sites, but not all of them or maybe it is the country that I am that I only noticed just few gambling sites advertising with lies, even Polymarket is part of them.

There is nothing that we can do, it is the work of the government of each country to go against such advertisements, but many countries do not care as long as the gambling sites are paying their taxes.

But people themselves should know that they can not make from gambling sites. Even without seeing the advertisements, some people do believe they can be special, unique and very different from other people and gambling only to lose more money to know that they are not different.

When it comes to gambling i don’t really blame anyone, the government were supposed to be regulating the advertising of casinos both online and physically but because of the revenue gotten they decide not to restrict gambling activities, on the other hand the casino are owned by people too who are looking for ends means, hence, we can’t completely blame them for advertising and luring bettors, the bettors themselves are moved to gamble not because the are naive but because of the beacon of hope that they have that they might win an double their income, so you see everyone is intertwined as long as gambling is concerned.

Every gambler should carry at the back of his mind that gambling is not a quick money scheme and try to gamble responsibly, personally no form of advertisement by any casino can influence my decision to either gamble or not to gamble.

[Darker45]

The casino should make it clearer that casino is only for entertainment, not to earn quick money nor an income and get rich.

Does it matter? Does a simple disclaimer by a casino saying that gambling is for entertainment only and not to earn quick money amount to something?

I'm not too optimistic about it actually making gamblers realize that they shouldn't expect profit when entering a casino. After all the misleading marketing, bonuses, even lies, and all kinds of promotions by popular celebrities that are visible 24/7 everywhere, do you think a gambler would be enlightened of the contrary by a simple disclaimer? I don't think so.

[cocadalcan]

Casinos trick you into signing a contract. Once you agree to their terms and conditions, they are risk-free and legally you can't do anything to them if you go bankrupt. The aim of casinos is to make a profit and they use every trick to achieve that aim. They can attract a large number of gamblers to their casinos who don't only prioritize their own profits but also consider the interests of the gamblers.

I do not see it as trick at all, what I have noticed is that even if the gambling sites do not have these kinds of advertisements but having just neutral advertisements that is not deceiving at all, there will still be many people that will be addicted to gambling while some people will always lose to gambling like they are wasting money. I m blame this most on greed of the gamblers.

I will also blame the greed of gamblers because they should have respected a certain limit. The purpose of casinos is to make profit and they collect it from customers through attractive promotions.

I am not saying that the advertising of casinos is negative, I am saying that if you make a lot of losses from this casino platform, you will be responsible for it yourself, they are only profiting from you. But there are many casinos that also consider the issue of providing benefits to the customers so that gamblers are attracted and gamble in that casino in the long run.

[Oasisman]

Those aggressive advertising are all part of their marketing strategy. I bet everyone knows that the house edge is real. So, that means, almost everyone who place a bet especially on the pure luck based games are gonna lose most of the time. And I think we're all capable of discerning what these social media influencers and all sorts of aggressive advertising are showing us, most of them are not real.

The casino's are paying them with good amount of money, so these influencers becomes more and more creative and aggressive, that they exaggerate everything to attract and invite more users under their referral codes.
Well, this happens to most of the unregistered online casinos. The government are tracking them, I believe, but being aware of such too-good-to-be-true advertising should be our responsibility.

The casinos is a business after all, so they kind of do their best in advertising to attract more clients. Just like how your favourite steak advertised/exaggerate to attract your attention.

[Bd officer]

Perfect strategy to get rich with casinos

Why does most people enter the casino thinking about quick profit, who's interest is it that new players come to the game thinking that way.

It's from the person themselves who believes in the misinformation and lies from social media.

It's the casino that aims for profit that makes aggressive advertising.

The casino should make it clearer that casino is only for entertainment, not to earn quick money nor an income and get rich.

The main thing is that they advertise to attract people, so do not believe them. Many people think that you can get rich quick from casinos, but the reality is different. Honestly, I have not seen anyone who has become rich quick by gambling.

How many people see it as entertainment? I think most gamblers start gambling with the intention of getting rich quick and end up disappointed. How you take gambling depends on you, but it is best to see it as entertainment. I do not know of any perfect strategy to get rich quick from casinos. Do not gamble with more money than you can afford to lose.

[Nrcewker]

Can’t blame the casinos for this. They are simply doing their best to advertise and attract users. Hence you see such aggressive advertisements. They even hire popular celebrities and sports figures to promote their casinos. These influencers influence innocent people to join casinos and try their luck.

Common people need to be smart and understand that if the potential returns are higher then the risks involved are also much higher. Therefore they should do proper analysis and assess the risks before putting their hard earned money at risk.

I also don’t consider casinos a form of entertainment. If gambling is truly a source of entertainment for you then you shouldn’t be worried about the money you are betting. However, I see the opposite happening in most cases.

[danherbias07]

Well, they need customers, and sometimes they would cross the line just to get what they want.

It's all up to us whether we are going to believe that kind of advertising. In this era, you cannot believe anything anymore. Always look for a second opinion or do research before believing something that was posted on social media or even on news websites.
The fact that very few people tell their stories about how they win at gambling is very hard proof that there's no strategy in gambling. They got lucky. That's the only thing that happened.

[lovesmayfamilis]

The casino should make it clearer that casino is only for entertainment, not to earn quick money nor an income and get rich.

OP, have you ever thought about how best to grow your business? Or maybe you've heard that by advertising something, business owners get a large number of customers? So why should a casino go against its business, taking care of its customers who are not informed enough, have not grown up enough, or are not self-controlled enough? There is a business, there are interests, and they are primarily aimed at their own benefit. The players who come to the casino have the same ambitions to win. Should they worry about ruining the casino by winning the jackpot? 🤷‍♀️

Therefore, there are rules, and everyone agrees with them. In simple terms, no one owes anyone anything as long as someone's rights and rules are not violated.

[Italian Panic]

The casino should make it clearer that casino is only for entertainment, not to earn quick money nor an income and get rich.

It seems very clear to me that it is merely entertainment and cannot be a way to get rich. Online casinos are governed by an algorithm that only pays out to players once the house’s profit is guaranteed. This is only right, because a casino is a business that needs to operate and make a profit; it isn’t there to make people rich, but to entertain them. So you need to gamble responsibly, only betting money that you can afford to lose without any problems

[OsaiEmma]

Perfect strategy to get rich with casinos

Why does most people enter the casino thinking about quick profit, who's interest is it that new players come to the game thinking that way.

It's from the person themselves who believes in the misinformation and lies from social media.

It's the casino that aims for profit that makmdm27kdes aggressive advertising.

The casino should make it clearer that casino is only for entertainment, not to earn quick money nor an income and get rich.

It's weird hearing something like this lol, not just weird, it's seriously funny.  We're all here acting like gambling is really just about entertainment.  Go check the definition of gambling and see what it really entails; don't worry, I'm gonna go pull it up from wiki

Gambling (also known as betting or gaming) is the wagering of something of value ("the stakes") on a random event with the intent of winning something else of value, where instances of strategy are discounted. Gambling thus requires three elements to be present: consideration (an amount wagered), risk (chance), and a prize. The outcome of the wager is often immediate, such as a single roll of dice, a spin of a roulette wheel, or a horse crossing the finish line, but longer time frames are also common, allowing wagers on the outcome of a future sports contest or even an entire sports season.

Now you'll say, "if it is not about entertainment, why is the word gaming there?" well this is why

The term "gaming" in this context typically refers to instances in which the activity has been specifically permitted by law. The two words are not mutually exclusive; i.e., a "gaming" company offers (legal) "gambling" activities to the public and may be regulated by one of many gaming control boards, for example, the Nevada Gaming Control Board. However, this distinction is not universally observed in the English-speaking world. For instance, in the United Kingdom, the regulator of gambling activities is called the Gambling Commission (not the Gaming Commission). The word gaming is used more frequently since the rise of computer and video games to describe activities that do not necessarily involve wagering, especially online gaming, with the new usage still not having displaced the old usage as the primary definition in common dictionaries.

Now, if we say gambling is all about fun, I think we're all in denial. There are a lot of gaming activities out there that don't involve wagering anything, we all should tell ourselves the truth. If you say you simply enjoy the game played, then you can certainly do it without a wager which promises a return. Or maybe we enjoy the thrill of taking risk to get a reward? If yes, it is still about reward, right?

So I don't think any casino is being misleading if they advertise the potential reward you stand to gain after taking some risk and wagering an amount on that risk in their casinos. Let's all be sincere for once.

[Shinpako09]

Is there a casino that says in their advertisement, "If you want to get rich quickly, come and play with us"? I don't think there is. The problem is with players; it's their understanding that is lacking. Also, advertisements are meant to encourage, not discourage. How can their business grow if the ads are discouraging?

Don't expect them to make an advertisement that makes them look like a good Samaritan, they are a casino after all. Aggressive or not, as long as the ads are not misleading, just like what I've said, that's good. Coz that's blatant lying if they do, that will enrage the people and might get summoned or reprimanded for false advertisement.