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That's not true. Sometimes you can make up more on a secondary market (side bets) or are forced to play. The most mundane example is minimizing your losses to
by Tenoke 6y ago
That's not true. Sometimes you can make up more on a secondary market (side bets) or are forced to play.
The most mundane example is minimizing your losses to take advantage of comps (typically free drinks). We did this a lot when we were 17-18 to drink extremely cheaply until they changed the rules on us.
- gexla 6y agoLet's not make this more complicated than it is though. The focus on my post is house edge and how you can't beat it. Many people put up a lot of money on games of chance without understanding this basic idea. If you do understand this, then go head and proceed to examine how you can still make a trip to the casino pay off. If you don't understand this, then it's counter-productive to skip it and get right into making money with casino comps, etc.