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You would be a fool if you believe casinos don't try to go above and beyond their statistical edge to make money. Case in point: http://www.marketwatch.com/st
by steven2012 12y ago
You would be a fool if you believe casinos don't try to go above and beyond their statistical edge to make money.
Case in point:
http://www.marketwatch.com/story/wynns-abnormal-lucky-streak-baffles-analysts http://www.marketwatch.com/story/wynns-abnormal-lucky-streak...
I think we all know how a game with a statistical edge to the house has 9 straight quarters of larger-than-expected wins for the casino.
- jqm 12y agoOne important point about roulette is this... On slot machines the house will pull tricks. For example, they will have payouts more likely at certain times than others. There are others as well. But in total, the machines must statistically pay out a certain percentage and this is checked by third parties. Roulette? I don't know how they would ever insure this. It's a good place to take advantage if the house is inclined to do so.