I just applied for casino self exclusion. y?

[Jamessoh]

Simply because I realised that there's little or no way to win the house. Being an expert in maths and scoring a S paper distinction in Maths and Probability at A levels 20 years ago, I tried to devise a method to try to win the house.

 

I used a variable limited progresson method:1. to cap my max loss and 2. to aim to win small amounts consistently. I played the smallest amount possible.

 

After 4 attempts, I was able to win some in between but eventually lost $500.

 

I decided to call surrender and never go back again. I also applied for self exclusion for myself, just in case.

 

In my time spent, I saw old men and ladies waging $1k chips and losing them in a matter of minutes. I wonder whether they have worked the odds.

 

Fellow friends who think they can win the house, think again.....

 

 

 

 

[Happily1986]

 

Don't need to work out the algorithm. The saying, the house always wins is there for a reason. Just as insurance firms start up with a football team of lawyers/inhouse legal counsels to vet everything (so as to protect their backside) to ensure they have the last advantage. Do you not think the casinos will be equally prepared at least in the realm of probabilities?

[Darthrevan]

never gone in casino..probably never will..the best way is 'win' is not to gamble

[Jman888]

What you lose is not the mathematic part, it's greed

 

But why need to apply for self exclusion, your will power so weak :huh: