no one can beat the casino.

[blomen]

recently, i’ve been seeing a lot of gambling strategies in entertainment-focused posts on social media.

these strategies are mostly for games like mines, limbo, or dice, where we set the odds and make the decisions. they usually involve increasing the bet after a loss. the person making the video demonstrates the strategy for a short time, showing that it can make money.

they usually start off well. with a classic strategy, you can probably increase your money by around 10-20%. at first glance, everything seems great, giving you the hope that you'll double or triple your money and walk away.

but as you slowly win, a problem suddenly appears. your strategy of increasing the bet after every loss drags you into a downward spiral. you just can't seem to win, even a little. and in the end, your exponentially growing bets will likely drain your entire balance.

this is the part that video creators never mention. when losing streaks last longer than expected, you can’t stop playing (because you’d lose your previous balance), and you can’t prevent your money from running out either.

all of these strategies will end the same way in the long run. in a game where the rtp isn’t fair, losing is only a matter of time. no one can beat the casino.

my question to you is: have you ever tried any of these strategies before? were you successful?

[mcdouglasx]

have you ever tried any of these strategies before? were you successful?

the old trick of increasing the bet after a loss. Yes, I've tried those strategies and, at first, they seem to work. You achieve a small increase in your balance and feel on top of the world. But as you mentioned, everything collapses when the losses pile up. A losing streak and your bets start growing exponentially, devouring your entire balance. In summary, I've tried it, but I wouldn't recommend relying on them to win consistently. It's very difficult to beat the casino; you need luck and patience, as I doubt there's a systematic trick where you win 100% of the time. That would be the holy grail for gamblers.

[KiaKia]

I agree with you, OP. Following these guidelines is essential for becoming a smart gambler:

1. Have a side hustle that earns you money weekly or monthly.
2. Only risk what you can afford to lose.
3. Lower your expectations regarding gambling outcomes.
4. Remember that success in gambling is unlikely; the odds are 1% success to 99% failure.

If you truly want peace of mind, don’t rely on gambling as your sole source of income. Consider getting a job or starting a business. Enjoy gambling as a source of entertainment rather than as a way to make money.

[Cantsay]

my question to you is: have you ever tried any of these strategies before? were you successful?

The end result of all these so called strategies is the same “majority of those who use them also end up losing” - these strategies work for just few out of the hundreds if not thousands of people that might decide to try it out.

Most of those you see using it online, usually just try it a couple of times (twice or thrice) and then tag it as a strategy but the truth is that if they had continued using it they’ll also start experiencing the same losing streak that most users that adopted the strategy experienced - whether it’s increasing or reducing your bet after each game you lost, the fact still remains that if you’re not lucky none of it will matter - so in a game that’s purely based on luck depending on strategies is a waste of time.

[Victorybit1]

When it comes to sports betting there might actually be winning strategies but Casino game is a different ball game entirely. Every game was programmed to take from consistent gamblers. My reason for saying consistently is because it's possible to get lucky from one or two lucky bets but the more you stay locked In The more you lose money. Everything was programmed in favour of the house, Gamblers try to come up with arithmetic systems or mathematical systems but it doesn't matter what you do, There are no cheat codes to casino games, this is the honest truth.

[Stepstowealth]

all of these strategies will end the same way in the long run. in a game where the rtp isn’t fair, losing is only a matter of time. no one can beat the casino.

No one can consistently beat the casino yes, but every gambler who keeps gambling will get lucky somehow and beat the casino one day, it is a rule. In my country we say you cannot play for 90 mins and not touch the ball even once. Everyday for the casino, one day for the gambler.

my question to you is: have you ever tried any of these strategies before? were you successful?

If the strategies have never worked for any gambler, maybe they would not be talked about again.

[Oluwa-btc]

I agree with you, OP. Following these guidelines is essential for becoming a smart gambler:

1. Have a side hustle that earns you money weekly or monthly.
2. Only risk what you can afford to lose.
3. Lower your expectations regarding gambling outcomes.
4. Remember that success in gambling is unlikely; the odds are 1% success to 99% failure.

Very well I think I'm satisfied with this but regardless gambling is not for the faint heartedor the weak,because if you ain't ready to lose then you shouldn't bother gambling. Often times I feel so sad hearing close friends of mine boasting how successful they've been through gambling and I just smiled to myself because they ain't sure of what they are talking about which is why I agree to your point saying you can gamble when you have a constant income not one that's insufficient in funds but tends to go into gambling and moreso knowing that gambling it's basically luck based other than seeing notable results so gamble at your lowest with no expectations of such.

[acroman08]

my question to you is: have you ever tried any of these strategies before? were you successful?

"they usually involve increasing the bet after a loss", Do you mean the martingale strategy? yeah, I've tried it, and it didn't work, but theoretically it is a "win-win" strategy, but then again it only works on infinite funds and no max bet amount which you or any gambler has and casinos usually have a max bet amount. so yeah, while it is a "win-win" strategy theoretically, it doesn't work practically.

[SmartGold01]

Of course video Creator would never mention the losing part as they want to get more followers and people that would continue believing them for long run and whenever they post any video they follows all instruments. But then, we shouldn't expect all video Creator to keep saying everything as they know that the followers or subscribers already knows the things involved in gambling and they wouldn't want to keep explaining that sections.
It's also wise as a gambler to know what they want and what they needs while gambling, they must not follow everything they sees online or video because they could easily lose money without culturing themselves towards how to follow everything they sees online.
Locate amount, locate days, and time to gamble online, with this there is poor chances of getting affected.

[rachael9385]

have you ever tried any of these strategies before? were you successful?

the old trick of increasing the bet after a loss. Yes, I've tried those strategies and, at first, they seem to work. You achieve a small increase in your balance and feel on top of the world. But as you mentioned, everything collapses when the losses pile up. A losing streak and your bets start growing exponentially, devouring your entire balance. In summary, I've tried it, but I wouldn't recommend relying on them to win consistently. It's very difficult to beat the casino; you need luck and patience, as I doubt there's a systematic trick where you win 100% of the time. That would be the holy grail for gamblers.

I'm sure majority of gamblers have tried the martingale system of betting in casino games but it's only going to make things worse. Casino games are programmed so I think it's crazy to double your stake on the next round after losing a bet, how are you so sure that the next round would be better if you are not certain of it. Casino games is a money maker for sports bookies and Gambling sites. There are no strategies that can work in casino games because they are all dependent on how lucky you are. Even if you win you must be still be very careful, whatever you got from gambling can be lost at anytime, avoid greed and gamble responsibly.

[btc78]

my question to you is: have you ever tried any of these strategies before? were you successful?

betting more after a loss? yes i have because i have usually emptied out everything for one last hurrah if you will and surely i am hoping to win back all i have lost but as you may have predicted it wasn’t successful

it really wasn’t a strategy but more of a faith thrown into a bet people who actually do this may not always but surely they must have won for a few

still i don’t think this is successful at all

[Findingnemo]

People are dying for attention so if they say they found a way to make you win in gambling then obviously more people is gonna look into that and who knows it maybe even a paid post.

And it has been busted many time that the martingale or any strategy of increasing/doubling the bet just after a loss is not going to make any changes, if you are supposed to lose then you will lose so keeping the bet amount optimal is the good thing for the bettor.

[robelneo]

all of these strategies will end the same way in the long run. in a game where the rtp isn’t fair, losing is only a matter of time. no one can beat the casino.

my question to you is: have you ever tried any of these strategies before? were you successful?

Yes, many newbies do that. When I was a newbie, my expectations were very high. I have the internet to rely on too, thinking that the internet has something to offer so I can beat the house, but all it can offer are useless strategies that don't guarantee anything; in fact, those who created these strategies are just monetizing their platform at your expense.
So I advise newbies now not to push their like further because its futile.

[jstyler]

yeah, i've seen those videos too, they're super misleading, like they're selling a get rich quick scheme, but in reality, the house always wins, it's just a matter of time before everyone's money runs out, i think what's even worse is that they don't show the losing streaks, just the winning ones to make it look like it's working, i've tried a few of those strategies before, and yeah, they didn't work out as planned, i was lucky to break even, but most people can't resist the urge to keep playing, even when they know they're losing, it's like they're addicted to the thrill of winning, not realizing that the casino has a built-in advantage, it's sad to see people throwing their money away like that, but i guess that's just part of the game

[_act_]

these strategies are mostly for games like mines, limbo, or dice, where we set the odds and make the decisions. they usually involve increasing the bet after a loss. the person making the video demonstrates the strategy for a short time, showing that it can make money.

I have tried this before. It is called the martingale strategy. I think new gamblers will try it and think it would work for him. But after several  losses, he could think the casino is manipulating. I tried other casinos but later noticed that Martingale strategy is only a trap because no one can win the house. The games are created in a way gamblers will lose.

[uneng]

Yes, I've already tried many strategies to overcome the house and make profit gambling on long term. However, as you already know, none of them worked. I think it's curious people still make videos sharing those strategies and that there are people who still believe it's possible to apply a Martingale strategy or its variances to turn gambling into a profitable activity.

I remember the first time I took the idea seriously, I deposited 0.001 BTC at PrimeDice and managed to grow the funds into 0.002 BTC with a lot of patience, and by playing slowly along some days. I imagined to be mastering dice game already and becoming a professional player.

Then suddenly, without further notice, I just couldn't make it work anymore, so I saw my entire bankroll being entirely drained after a loss streak. Then I thought: so many days playing to reach this in the end? It was quite frustrating.

[r_victory]

These strategies may work, but if your losses are very high, you will have to put in almost double the amount you lost to recover. I have never tried it, I think it is too risky. If I see that I am not feeling “lucky” I stop and try another day. For me, this is what works best!

Remember: The “house” always has the biggest advantage…

[Agbamoni]

None of those strategies works consequently. It is only for a few time when we gamble that they get to work. I have tried sticking to one strategy that worked 5 times in a row. Only for me to get caught in the web of losing the entire money made in just one win. I hate it when it happens like that because it was actually the time that i wanted to go all in that they caught me in the trap.

The games are created in a way that the house will always win. Every new gambler will always fall for it.

[Fortify]

recently, i’ve been seeing a lot of gambling strategies in entertainment-focused posts on social media.

these strategies are mostly for games like mines, limbo, or dice, where we set the odds and make the decisions. they usually involve increasing the bet after a loss. the person making the video demonstrates the strategy for a short time, showing that it can make money.

they usually start off well. with a classic strategy, you can probably increase your money by around 10-20%. at first glance, everything seems great, giving you the hope that you'll double or triple your money and walk away.

but as you slowly win, a problem suddenly appears. your strategy of increasing the bet after every loss drags you into a downward spiral. you just can't seem to win, even a little. and in the end, your exponentially growing bets will likely drain your entire balance.

this is the part that video creators never mention. when losing streaks last longer than expected, you can’t stop playing (because you’d lose your previous balance), and you can’t prevent your money from running out either.

all of these strategies will end the same way in the long run. in a game where the rtp isn’t fair, losing is only a matter of time. no one can beat the casino.

my question to you is: have you ever tried any of these strategies before? were you successful?

Actually, there is a simple way to beat some casinos - buy into their shares on the stock market when they are for sale at the right price. We already see the world is engulfed in gambling and advertising for it surrounds us everywhere these days, so the profits will stay consistent or go up if you buy into the right companies. As long as they are not too bloated and have a decent leadership team it is hard to steer a gambling company wrong. That way while everyone else is playing the games, you just sit back and receive the dividend payouts from these companies instead. Besides that, if you insist on playing, you must find games where you can gain a verifiable edge - most likely where you are pitted against other players and the house takes a rake (commission) instead.

[trendcoin]

They are usually videos specially made to get views from the Youtube algorithm. You have to test whether they work or not, but I think if you want to try them, try them in small amounts. I don't think those tactics will work, but the best way to know if something works is to test it. Even mathematical formulas are eventually proven in the lab... :)