The law of averages has nothing to do with it. Each spin is independent. The wheel doesn't have a memory and doesn't care what came in previously. Also, the game of baccarat doesn't have independent events. The results are determind by the compostion of the cards remaining to be played. Therefore, the future events in baccarat are dependent upon the past results.
It is very difficult to be a long-term winner in a casino. The best route is to learn to count cards. However, if you are successful and you keep going to the same casino all the time the casino will figure it out and bar you from playing. The best thing you can do is to play at a land-based casino where you like the benefits of the players club. Then try to play a nearly break-even game such as blackjack, or video poker, and enjoy the benefits of the club without it costing you a lot of money.
My advice to those who have gambled is to learn the stock market. My advice to those who have never gambled is to pat yourself on the back and never step foot into a casino. You are already a winner.
a GREAT rule of thumb for all table games if the payout odds are shown anywhere on the layout or on a sign it is a BAD bet... if you notice the best bet of all table games (free odds) doesn't have a spot marked on the table
You are only betting on the next spin of the wheel, not 10 consecutive spins, and the odds are the exact same on each spin. You need to read the Wikipedia page about the "Martingale" betting system. That will explain the math to you and how easy it is to get destroyed by the betting system you are advocating. "in 150 spins, there is a 77.2% chance that you will lose at least 6 spins in a row at some point."
I've been to 8 casinos a total of 40 times or so. I've only lost money twice. Broke even 10 and made over $200 15 times (which I usually buy in for so $400 collectively). I don't go a lot anymore but play skill games. In play Texas holdem and when I get up a good amount I play a couple more hands out of respect and leave never betting unless I get something great. Leaving when ur ahead is a good strategy. I remember waiting for a couple of co workers to get to one, sat down at the $5 video poker 2s wild played 2 hands, first one no win the second 4 of a kind and won $230. I cashed out waited for my friends to get there and when they arrived I said "well I won $230 I guess I'm done" fye I have sat longer and won $1700 one time but most the time when I get over $500+ I'll lose it by thinking I can win more. Just get up.
Almost Everybody does that and thats how casinos stay in business. Even the Casino workers are bled dry for there wages putting all of there money right back in the machine cause local industry wrkers get free play and other bs tactics
+Guy Fux Are you sure about that? I work as a dealer, and I've never heard of any casino that lets its employees gamble at their place of work off the clock.
+JonBenait06 Indeed, in my experience the anti-casino types tend to be irrational people who argue conspiracy theories about casinos "stealing from people" rather than genuine concerns. I've heard some dumb ones (ie, surveillance being used to spy on player's hands, even though this information doesn't benefit the house in any way), but this one about casino workers putting their wages back into the establishments they work for is the stupidest I've ever heard.
Sir Pants while I don't think there's anything to most of the Casino conspiracy theories, I do know that the casino has players at the skill games that seem to win an awful lot. I just went to the casino and the max buy in was $2,000, yet there was a guy with over $15,000 in chips and in 5 hands he got pocket AA twice, quads and a straight flush and won nearly another $3,000 in those 5 hands after I sat down. Another hand he lays down a full house Kings over Jack's when another guy had quad jacks. No one folds that hand I'm sorry, not with only 2 Jack's on the board when the other guy had pocket JJ. Same guy put me all in at $258 preflop while I had AA preflop. He had 6 of Hearts and 4 of diamonds and won with a full house. I was dumbfounded... I've never seen anyone win like that in all the times I've been to the casinos (the now 9 different casinos around 50 times). I don't like those automatic card shufflers that raise from the table. They had a "win $1,000" for the player at all the holdem tables with the best hand every hour... Guess who won that 4 times in a row? I won't play at the Hard Rock Casino ever again bc of that. I was told by 6 ppl (who he took all their money from) that he was playing for the house. I knew casinos had their own players but I've never seen anything like that... Ever... All the times I've played poker, online, at the casino, or with friends.
+Michael Young I'm disinclined to believe casinos have their own players planted in poker rooms (especially ones that the house cheats for), as the level of scrutiny casinos receive from regulatory bodies these days means cheating is a sure way for a casino to lose its license (especially when the games are designed to generate money for the casinos in the long run). As a dealer, I see regulars get these ridiculous streaks all the time; particularly in Roulette, but I've seen punters win hand after hand of Baccarat or BJ (my casino uses continuous shufflers so you can't count). One might think they might have found a way of getting around the odds, but I know that the house edge is subtle enough that streaks are easily possible even if the house stills wins in the long run. Sure enough, I see these people regularly and the nights where they win big are outnumbered by the nights where they just bleed chips like crazy. It's easy to blame things on the shufflers (which are regularly checked by gaming commissions), magnets in the roulette wheel or the possibility of a casino planting its own guys in the poker room (which is an illegal, risky, stupid move), but unlikely events are still possible and on most shifts I'll have someone blame his misfortunes on me or the casino rather than the fact he placed wagers on an unequal bets.
If you are hitting the roulette table, betting the outside line is even more is probably your best bet… I say this because if you throw down $50 on red, and a 5 on 0-00 as a means of insuring that bet you statistically have a 56% chance of hitting. If you hit zero or double zero...you win $88, lose 50, so you yield +$38....or best case scenario...you hit a red number and win 50....lose $5, and yield $45...or black...and lose $55.
Yes, each spin is independent... however, it is not the same to look at each spin individually than look at them as a 10 spin "pack". The odds of a single color to appear once in one spin are 18/38 or 18/37 depending on the roulette. The odds of the same color appearing 10 times in a row are (18/38)^10 which is roughly 0.05%
Play Live Poker (against people who suck worse than you), sports betting (extreme amount of work and knowledge) , or blacjack (cardcounting) and possibly video poker (must know strategy and which machines have higher payback). I've heard about dice manipulation (throwing techniques) that give you an edge - don't know if this is real or not. Coupon runs are a good way to get an edge.
On the craps table I always bet the Field and I don't bet it every bet I just look for the shooter to roll a Field roll twice in a roll and then I bet the Field. I also bet the YO bet on most of the opening roll just as an added fun bet. I don't bet much maybe 10-15 dollars per Field bet and not more than 1 dollar YO bet, so I just wanted to know your take on the Field bets and the YO bets. Thanks
because when you win the 11th time you always make profit of 10 if you double. what i usually do is: start with 150€. lets say i always bet on red colour. with 150 ive money to double my bet (if i start my initial bet with 10) 4 times: 10, 20 , 40 ,80 = 150. so it can go black 3 times as long as the 4th time its red, you always win 10 profit. if you calculate the possibility of something that has 51.4% of happening, happens 4 times in a row you can calculate how is the chance of you losing.
What about the card game called War? The dealer deals out one card to every player including himself. If your card is higher than the dealer then you win. What's the house edge on that game?
I am not too familiar with the game so I had to look it up. Apparently there are 2 versions of the game: 1 where you get some sort of bonus on a tie after a tie which has a house edge of 2.33% and one where you do not get a bonus on a tie after a tie and that game has a house edge of 2.87%.
It is funny to think people think there is a memory on the previous roll. The probability for player to hit 1000 times in a row is 2 ^ 1000 which is an absurdly rare and perhaps never will happen during the time baccarat is played.
Well, it certainly helps to learn the correct strategies to lower the casino's edge against you in all of the games you want to play. I would agree with your statement that "You can be the best blackjack player in the world, but if your not lucky, your not going to win." However, in the long run, a knowledgeable player will always do better than someone who just guesses how to play their hands. Plus, the longer you play, the more likely the outcome will equal the true casino advantage.
@ 12:50 he mentions *Card Counters* in Blackjack. Problem is most of the good card counters eventually get barred from the casinos. In most places casinos can bar you for any reason. And most of them view card counting as equal to cheating. Even though "legally" card counting is not cheating.
i went to the casino tonight, i played roulette. made 112 dollars. i feel pretty good. although i've always wanted to roll the dice in craps and go VEGAS WOOOOOO! and lose of course. yeah!
i calculated that and the chance of the other colours (not red) appearing 4 times in a row is 6.95%. but to make it even before losing all your 150 you need to at least make 150 (do this method 15 times 10 profit each), then i calculated how many times that percentage happens in 15 times and it gave me 1.03 times. i dont know if i could explain myself or not, mby im wrong with this but ive already tried it and it works, at least for me. i do it like 10 times (get 100) and go away.
Yes, its all about having fun. But making decisions based on past results doesn't actually do anything for your game. Dice rolls are random--they don't react in any way to other random events.
There is nothing like winning & nothing quite like losing either. Blackjack is the best bet in the house as far as im concerned and there is at least a signigicant percentage of skill involved. But then again bad luck completely out of your control will always find you & knock you on your ass eventually to remind you why its called gambling.
A New Jersey grandmother, beat the odds at Atlantic City's Borgata Hotel Casino and Spa. Demauro's 154-roll lucky streak, which lasted four hours and 18 minutes, broke the world records for the longest craps roll and the most successive dice rolls without "sevening out." So you are incorrect, and you responded to a five year old post.
Someone stated that gambling is a tax on the poor, gets you hooked then bleeds you dry, even so if you have to be in it to win it hey or at least have that dream.
My great Grandad, Charlie, was a desperate gambler during WW2 in London - he was abusive to my grandad and his brothers when they actually saw him when he wasn't drinking or gambling. He would always promise his lovely, stoic (very Catholic - she thought she could reform him) wife, Bella at he would bring home money for new shoes or something - being a devout Catholic they parted ways, but didn't divorce - Charlie lived his miserable life until dying as a penniless dick to TB. Yes, I gamble a little - but with friends for entertainment with small amounts. Gamble for fun people - don't end up like Charlie.
BAcccarat ... he said when the dealer hand wins you pay 5%.. What about the player hand? Arent they the same? Just names? how does the overall house edge equal ~1%???
In the long run the banker hand will win more often. To compensate for that, the house charges a 5% commission on winning banker hands. If the did not charge that commission they would lose money on the game. There is no commission charged on player hands. It is the math of the game that determines the house edge on baccarat, just as it is with any casino game.
I play most of time I have never get big winning I want to kill my self stress how can you help me please assist me how I could win although Iam jobless and also
It sounds like you may have a gambling problem and we have a page of information on that subject - www.americancasinoguidebook.com/problem-gambling-help.html Here is the most important information from that page - If you believe you might have a gambling problem you should be aware that help is available from The National Council on Problem Gambling, Inc. It is the foremost advocacy organization in the country for problem gamblers and is headquartered in Washington, D.C. It was formed in 1972 as a non-profit agency to promote public education and awareness about gambling problems and operates a 24-hour nationwide help line at (800) 522-4700, plus a website at www.ncpgambling.org. Anyone contacting that organization will be provided with the appropriate referral resources for help with their gambling problem. Another good source for anyone seeking help with a gambling problem is Gambler’s Anonymous. They have chapters in many cities throughout the U.S. as well as in most major cities throughout the world. You can see a list of all those cities on their website at www.gamblersanonymous.org or contact them by telephone at (213) 386-8789. A third program, Gam-Anon, specializes in helping the spouse, family and close friends of compulsive gamblers rather than the gamblers themselves.If you are adversely affected by a loved one who is a compulsive gambler, then Gam-Anon is an organization that may benefit you. They have a website at www.gam-anon.org that lists the cities which host meetings. They can also be contacted by telephone at (718) 352-1671. I sincerely hope that none of you will ever have a need to contact any of these worthwhile organizations, but it was an issue that I felt should be addressed.
Your prop bets (the ones infront of the stickman) areyour worst bets incraps. Along with Any 7. Field bet is the next worst bet. Their are 18 combinations to win and 20 to lose. I would play the field only on a come out roll when im betting on the dont/dont come.
Rare Form there is different versions throughout the world. In Washington where I live there is a version similar to what you said in the casinos I frequent called “Down Under 21” where you see the dealers top card, then the dealer looks at his bottom card and gives you a range on what the second card is. Example: Dealer has a 7 up card, and his down card is 3. (But all YOU are told is that the bottom card is somewhere between the 2-6 range) if it is a 20, the dealer shows both cards so you can hit for a push, but the biggest problem with these versions of the game is 1. There has to be an equilibrium for the house. Quite often since you know the bottom cards range, if dealer busts with a 22, then you push regardless of your hand total (excluding a blackjack) 2. You have to play games like this alone or you will bone the table, especially if the people you are with are playing perfect basic strategy then you deviate to go chasing a 21 when the dealer shows a 20. Basically what I’m saying is...stay away from this scam of a game.
My advice is......walk into the casino, take a look at everything going on. Then put your hands in your pockets and walk back out the door! Can I have an Amen ?
This is why I never place the 5 or 9 on craps. $30 place bet should pay 3/2 which is $45 But They pay $42 which 6.6% less than true odds. I won't make a bet with house edge over 5% or pay out is short 6.6%
The best advice I ever heard so you don't lose your ass, is to leave your bank card at home, and don't take more than you can afford to donate. Lol 😂 And then, when you do go in, be sure to have a loss limit and a win goal. If you take 100 bucks, you should leave when you hit $50, or when you hit $200. Or when you hit that $200 mark, recalculate your goals and losses. Best not to chase a losing streak.
+indignant99 2.7% if we're assuming European Roulette, 1.35% if we're assuming French rules (En Prison for zero on red/black, or half your stake back), 5.4% if we're assuming two house numbers.
I have seen 31 blacks in a row. all 8 players on the table got wiped out. even straight up players (even me started betting on red & 0 after the 19th black outcome) all 8 of us lost all money we had. then there was 36-5-7-9& 0 at last. the late entrants did make money on red. totally fucked up day. It was at "Chances Casino" in Goa India.
roulette is the worst.... blackjack is the best, bj with optimum strat and counting cards you have 2% edge over house, otherwise without counting cards but using optimum strat you have 0.55% thats good.....! I didnt know this stuff about video poker 100% with optimum strat thats pritty cool..
No, you are actually at a 0.55% DISADVANTAGE playing the basic strategy alone(the way it's presented in this video is misleading) and that assumes perfect play. It also varies slightly depending on the exact rules being used. If playing the basic strategy gave players an edge, casinos wouldn't allow and even hand out basic strategy cards to them to use while playing.
Play poker against people. That’s only game you can beat in casino. That’s only game you can always have 60%-80% of winning chance when you put your money in.
You can only have that chance if you are more skilled than other players. Someone has to be the less skilled one and it could be you if you do not have good enough experience
When there are more high cards in the deck it favors the player because the dealer will bust more often because he has to hit until he has 17 or more. As a player, you don't have to do that. Also, more blackjacks will appear when there are more high cards. If you get a blackjack you are paid 3-to-2 (don't play any games that pay less than 3-to-2 for blackjack), but if the dealer gets a blackjack you only lose your original bet.
+melissa kozera Or to be an advantage player. Which is only possible at two games: Black Jack and Video Poker. Then there is live Poker, sports betting and even chess (which you can legally wager on as a player), all games of skills. Otherwise, you can play games with as small of an house edge as possible, like Black Jack with perfect basic strategy against a shuffling machine, where the odds are better than out of a shoe box, or even Pai Gow, which I he forgot to mention, being old school. Then enjoy free soda and other comps such as free food.
it does low it. usually if you bet on colours you have 48.6% chances of wining right?, because of the 0 its no 50% but like 48.6%. but look at this. if you always bet on the same colour, lets say red. you bet first time 10€ you lose, 2nd time same colour you bet 20 € you lose again, you bet the double you bet before, then lets say you bet 40€ and you win. » profit of 10. you can always do this if you have the money necessary. lets you bet red and it goes black 10 times in a row, it doesnt matter
Don't play roulette in Tunica MS. I've been playing for years in several different place and for 3 trips in a row, I have never had worse playing anywhere but in Tunica. I don't know what it is, but the place totally sucks or roulette.
LOL... that is where I have my best luck in roulette and three card. I hit two straight flushes in a row in three card and guessed the correct number 4/10 in roulette only playing five numbers per spin all in one night. Went up $8k then lost a little over $1800 playing two different WSOP circuit tournaments the next day and won it back in three card that night.
i’ve won $4000 on a $5 double diamond at Horseshoe and won $1250 on a triple diamond deluxe when Harrahs (The Grand) was open. but i don’t go to Tunica anymore since i use to live in Alabama but now in Georgia and goto Murphy and Cherokee. went to Murphy this pass week and won $14!!
Thats actually not the best bet in a casino. Playing the Don't and doubling your odds on craps gives you the best advantage along with playing a certain video poker.
I didnt have any money to lose then lol. I still Dont, but ill be coming into some around mayweather fight time fight week between last wk april And may 2
Red/black and odd/even are terrible odds for the player. On a single 0 wheel, the house has 19 chances to win but the player only has 18. It's even worse for 00 wheels as the house has 20 winning numbers vs 18 for the player. If you bet on black, you win if it lands on one of the 18 black slots. The house wins on 18 red slots, the 0, and the 00.
Very true i love it more than any other game i play some bj and roulette when i feel like givin money away lol.... Like hold um n gettin ready to play My hand at tha baccarat table
No. There are 2 green slots on there. Giving the house the edge. You lose. Yes odd, even and red, black are the closest to getting you to 50%. But the 2 green slots give the house the edge. The highest you can get is 40 something percent. Well below 50 anyway.
You say in counting to raise the bets by the amount of high cards? And the lower cards favor the house? I have found the exact opposite to be true. And if there are more high cards that means the dealer has a up to 42% chance of pulling a face card. If they pull a face card and you stick at 17+ and their next card has again around a 42% chance of puling another face card then you will lose often. However if they pull a low card all you need is a 12+ to stick and the chance of them busting is huge. Now that is starting a deck. If you have even more face cards if you have a better chance at more black jacks that is true but guess what so do they. It makes no sense at all....no matter how you slice it. The only winners have two events: a set amount to win or lose and an exit strategy with a support person to enforce it.
If there are lots of high cards the dealer is just as likely to get them as the you. However, if you get a blackjack you are paid 3-to-2 (don't play any games that pay less than 3-to-2 for blackjack), but if the dealer gets a blackjack you only lose your original bet. Also, when there are more high cards in the deck it favors the player because the dealer will bust more often because he has to hit until he has 17 or more. As a player, you don't have to do that. You can stop when you have 12, or higher.
First off: you need to count the green. Your chance of losing is 20/38, not 18/38, and ten times in a row, 0.16%. But more importantly, when you do lose, you lose 2,047 times your bet, and win you win, you only win one. Play 2,000 sessions not giving up until your tenth loss, you'll lose on average three of them, and be over 4,000 units behind. You're essentially betting your entire bankroll with a very good chance of winning, but a commensurately small payout.
All these gambling "experts" are writing books to try and recover their losses in the casinos. You can be the best blackjack player in the world, but if your not lucky, your not going to win. It's possible to win in the short run, but in the long run, the casinos enormous bankrolls will devour us. BTW, I have developed a casino gambling system and have contemplated writing a book. The title will be "How to go broke scientifically".
Counting cards can give you an advantage, if you know how to use it and play appropriately you can win in the long run. Playing blackjack and counting cards is a skill. Is luck still involved? Yes, of course it is, it is still a game of chance, but by counting cards you are playing the odds and HAVE AN IDEA OF WHAT THE ODDS ARE, and when the TIME IS RIGHT you use the information you have to sway things in your favor.
In truth, the 6 to 5 odds on 6 or 8 in craps are erroneous..this is a HUGE flaw with all these gambling books. The REAL odds are in 31 occurrences of a 6 or 8...13 will win, 13 will lose(a 50%/50%) and 5 will win 100% of the time! The other points are also in error in most all the books out. Dice are cubes not flat objects, and must be analyzed as such! Zeke Feinberg is one of the (very) few authors that was able to point out these facts! The payouts are being shaved for all the points no matter if its a place bet or 'free' odds bet, but no one will admit to this.
dontswin Sorry, but you are incorrect. Once the point is established, 6-to-5 is the true odds. There are six ways to roll a seven (6-1,1-6, 5-2,2-5,4-3,3-4) and five ways to roll a six (5-1,1-5,2-4,4-2,3-3) or an eight (6-2, 2-6,5-3,3-5, 4-4). Therefore, the true odds are 6-to-5.
americancasinoguide 576 combinations on any one throw. 6 sides with 4 edges make a cube(24 possible outcomes) times 2 die =576. You'll never understand so you can think how you want and I can't show you how it works without handling the dice in front of you but these types of fractions can not be reduced thru simple math since they are cubes. M.I.T. flashed the figures on the TV screen years ago stating thus one seven every 5.33 rolls(not 6!!!!!) Hint: there are only 3 axis of a cube A, B, C Only 6 possible landing outcomes A-A, A-B, A-C, B-B, B-C, C-C...remember a min. of 2 sides are eliminated upon the landing. Cubes have 6 sides of 4 edges. 576 TOTAL(sit down and see if you can figure it out..M.I.T and Zeke Feinberg did)
dontswin There are only six numbers on each die and there are two dice, which makes for a total of 36 possible combination (6x6=36). Those are the only number combinations that you are betting on and anything else concerning edges on the dice is irrelevant.
I still can't believe you don't even know there are 576 possible outcomes on any given throw..if you don't get(understand) that point then this whole discussion is useless. You need to reconsider your position, keep believing incomplete data, I'm good! Very few people can grasp this concept any ways.
Correction needed: when I said 5 will win 100% of the time on 6 or 8(when as a point) I meant 5 times the dice will seven OUT (lose) in 31 occurrences(after the 13/13 fifty- fifty chance) when its the point. So its 13 times they will be made and 13 plus 5 they will seven out. Further, the 5 or 9 will be made 10 times and missed(out-seven) 18 times in 28 occurrences. Lastly, the 4 or 10 will be made 8 times and missed(out-seven) 18 times in 26 occurrences. You can use interpolation to study the percentages..remember there is a direct relation between the 2 dice..theres only 3 axis per die and only 6 possible sets when they land as I mentioned before.
Smokin' Joe I see many people try it, but it takes nearly a lifetime of practice to roll dice with control. Very very few can do it, and the ones that have been successful at it are probably barred from playing
First off, I'm not sure how well you know the game, but he does say Blackjack is a good bet, but for those who play what's called basic strategy, or if counting cards. While what you said may technically be true, that you actually lose most hands whether you hit or stand(I haven't looked at blackjack stats in a while, but I believe it is actually correct) it doesn't preclude one from making money at the game. The key is to vary your bets in proportion to your advantage so when you win you win more than you do when you lose, which is to say, you win your bigger bets while losing the smaller bets; your wins will outweigh your losses. You will win more when you win and lose less when you lose, relatively speaking. Counting cards will let you know you when you have a relative advantage thus indicating you place a larger bet, it is favorable for you. It is not uncommon that you will also double down more in these times as well. When the deck is "rich", that is relatively full of high cards, particularly 10s, you are more likely to get a good hand(as is the dealer of course), but more importantly, the dealer is more likely to bust. Remember, the dealer has no choice in how he/she plays their hand, it is set by the rules of the game, whereas you as a player do have a choice. You may be dealt a 10,5 let's say, that is a hard 15, while the dealer has a 6 showing. In this instance you can choose to stand, but even if the dealer has a 10 in the hole giving him a 16, by the rules he has to hit, and if he pulls a high card he will bust and you will win. Remember, when you count cards you will know the composition of the remaining deck is relatively full of higher cards, and this is when you place bigger bets. When the deck is "poor" or lean, meaning there are relatively few high cards left, you make small bets. If you don't know, there is a veritable science devoted to blackjack with mathematical and computer analyses along with simulations which go back at least 50 years. Like anything else, if you study and practice you can get very good, but it's not easy. Nonetheless, it can be done. I am not a regular gambler, but on the few occasions where I did gamble and play blackjack, I did win. And while there is definitely luck involved(even when counting cards it is a game of chance and you are simply playing the odds), I would not attribute my winning to solely to it. In fact, I was relatively unlucky during one of the playing sessions where I actually won. The significant part of the story is that I had a high count, which is to say a "rich" deck with more higher cards, and so I rightly made a relatively large bet, four times my average. Then I got a hand to double down on, which I did, meaning I now had eight times my average bet on the table. Well, even though the odds were in my favor, I lost the hand. That was one bad outcome, but if you play well, over time and many hands, you can(and should) come out ahead.
supreme1? Say dealer doesn't bust, stops at 17, I have a natural 20 that I stood on. I'll win but every other player could still win or lose. All players only win if they didn't bust and the dealer did.
#3 Is so so wrong, it's a horrible bet, don't play them unless your shooting the dice. Once you get a point, the house gains the advantage and the game will most likely end in a 7 out. For example if you bet 5 on the line and you put 10 as odds behind, and say you hit a 5 or 9, and then win. You get 15 in the back, 5 for the pass line. Yay. However if you place the 5 or nine after the point is established and win you get 21$ for your 15$ bet. Same scenario for a 10 or 4, you win 20 in the back and 5 in the front for a total of 25$, yay again, if you place the bet instead you win 27 on your 15$ bet. Six and 8 pay the exact same so no big deal. The only advantage of pass line is the very first roll of a 7 or 11 winner, and to do that, just put 1,2, or 3 $$ on the "big red" on the come out roll. Now come bets are way worse. First you waste a roll having to "come" to your number, then it has to roll again for you to win. So on a five you win the 20$ plus get your 15$ back, so 35 and no more bet to potentially win on the 3rd roll. A place bet hit twice on five so you win 21 twice, for a total of 42$ plus you still have 15$ bet on the five for the 3rd time five hits. Never come bet. It was designed to make sure you don't win.
Well it is the first half of the pass bet on the come out where you have the advantage that brings the house edge on the pass and come bets down. as said in the video, the house edge on pass come is 1.41% with no odds and if you add even just double odds it brings the combined house edge down to just 0.6%. the bets you are suggesting to make have MUCH higher house edges. The only thing I agree with what you said is placing the 6 and 8, the rest are not great ideas. Placing the 5/9 has a house edge of 4% and placing the 4/10 it jumps up to 6.6%. If you REALLY want to bet on the 4/10, you should buy it. If the casino only makes you pay a commission it has a pretty low edge of 1.67% and even if you have to pay the commission up front it still has a lower edge than the place at 4.76%. The only downside to that is most casinos won't let you buy numbers for less than $25 so it requires a bit of deeper pockets. Where you REALLY lose me, is on the big red you are telling people to make because is the absolute worst bet to make on the table with a house edge of 16.67%. I don't get it, you are going to win on a 7 on the come out roll anyways so I don't understand why you would make another bet with 11x the house edge on it.
@@TheJackpotGents use the big red instead of the passline if you want to win on the come out. Because once you get a point, your probably gonna lose. Then do place bets as they also can be turned off if your not feeling the next roll. To me, as a dealer, I think this is safer than pass line.
@@rustinhaines3387 Yeah but your place bets and pass/odds bets are both going to lose when the shooter 7s out so I'd much rather take the free odds pay offs than place bet payoffs.
1. Card Counting Blackjack
2. Basic Strategy Blackjack
3. Pass Craps
4. Video Poker
5. Baccarat
There is no trick to lower the casino advantage on roulette. The math can't be changed.
The law of averages has nothing to do with it. Each spin is independent. The wheel doesn't have a memory and doesn't care what came in previously. Also, the game of baccarat doesn't have independent events. The results are determind by the compostion of the cards remaining to be played. Therefore, the future events in baccarat are dependent upon the past results.
It is very difficult to be a long-term winner in a casino. The best route is to learn to count cards. However, if you are successful and you keep going to the same casino all the time the casino will figure it out and bar you from playing. The best thing you can do is to play at a land-based casino where you like the benefits of the players club. Then try to play a nearly break-even game such as blackjack, or video poker, and enjoy the benefits of the club without it costing you a lot of money.
Players Club benefits- Ha, ha, ha, ha ,haaaaaaaaaa
My advice to those who have gambled is to learn the stock market. My advice to those who have never gambled is to pat yourself on the back and never step foot into a casino. You are already a winner.
if u are a gambler u gonna screw it in the stock market as well
Inclemency17 invest in rental property
Rally up the non betters, thumbs up man youre sooo coool
You cant speak for everyone. Only people with no control. Good you got help ..
Inclemency17 was p
You are looking at two different things. One is a single spin and the other is 10 consecutive spins. On any given spin the adds remain the same.
a GREAT rule of thumb for all table games if the payout odds are shown anywhere on the layout or on a sign it is a BAD bet...
if you notice the best bet of all table games (free odds) doesn't have a spot marked on the table
Most of the time when I walk into a casino and play, I get a flush...
..down the toilet with the money I played with...
Weeeyyyyyyy!
Money management systems do not do anything to lower the casino's mathematical edge on a game. The math is always the same.
craps may not be the best odds in the casino but it is by far the funnest game to play.
The casino advantage remains the same on every spin of the wheel and each spin is independent of what happened in the past.
You are only betting on the next spin of the wheel, not 10 consecutive spins, and the odds are the exact same on each spin. You need to read the Wikipedia page about the "Martingale" betting system. That will explain the math to you and how easy it is to get destroyed by the betting system you are advocating. "in 150 spins, there is a 77.2% chance that you will lose at least 6 spins in a row at some point."
My best bets are "don't come" with triple odds.
Actually, the best is "don't come" to the casino.
I've been to 8 casinos a total of 40 times or so. I've only lost money twice. Broke even 10 and made over $200 15 times (which I usually buy in for so $400 collectively). I don't go a lot anymore but play skill games. In play Texas holdem and when I get up a good amount I play a couple more hands out of respect and leave never betting unless I get something great. Leaving when ur ahead is a good strategy. I remember waiting for a couple of co workers to get to one, sat down at the $5 video poker 2s wild played 2 hands, first one no win the second 4 of a kind and won $230. I cashed out waited for my friends to get there and when they arrived I said "well I won $230 I guess I'm done" fye I have sat longer and won $1700 one time but most the time when I get over $500+ I'll lose it by thinking I can win more. Just get up.
Almost Everybody does that and thats how casinos stay in business. Even the Casino workers are bled dry for there wages putting all of there money right back in the machine cause local industry wrkers get free play and other bs tactics
+Guy Fux Are you sure about that? I work as a dealer, and I've never heard of any casino that lets its employees gamble at their place of work off the clock.
+JonBenait06 Indeed, in my experience the anti-casino types tend to be irrational people who argue conspiracy theories about casinos "stealing from people" rather than genuine concerns. I've heard some dumb ones (ie, surveillance being used to spy on player's hands, even though this information doesn't benefit the house in any way), but this one about casino workers putting their wages back into the establishments they work for is the stupidest I've ever heard.
Sir Pants while I don't think there's anything to most of the Casino conspiracy theories, I do know that the casino has players at the skill games that seem to win an awful lot. I just went to the casino and the max buy in was $2,000, yet there was a guy with over $15,000 in chips and in 5 hands he got pocket AA twice, quads and a straight flush and won nearly another $3,000 in those 5 hands after I sat down. Another hand he lays down a full house Kings over Jack's when another guy had quad jacks. No one folds that hand I'm sorry, not with only 2 Jack's on the board when the other guy had pocket JJ.
Same guy put me all in at $258 preflop while I had AA preflop. He had 6 of Hearts and 4 of diamonds and won with a full house.
I was dumbfounded... I've never seen anyone win like that in all the times I've been to the casinos (the now 9 different casinos around 50 times).
I don't like those automatic card shufflers that raise from the table. They had a "win $1,000" for the player at all the holdem tables with the best hand every hour... Guess who won that 4 times in a row?
I won't play at the Hard Rock Casino ever again bc of that. I was told by 6 ppl (who he took all their money from) that he was playing for the house. I knew casinos had their own players but I've never seen anything like that... Ever... All the times I've played poker, online, at the casino, or with friends.
+Michael Young I'm disinclined to believe casinos have their own players planted in poker rooms (especially ones that the house cheats for), as the level of scrutiny casinos receive from regulatory bodies these days means cheating is a sure way for a casino to lose its license (especially when the games are designed to generate money for the casinos in the long run).
As a dealer, I see regulars get these ridiculous streaks all the time; particularly in Roulette, but I've seen punters win hand after hand of Baccarat or BJ (my casino uses continuous shufflers so you can't count). One might think they might have found a way of getting around the odds, but I know that the house edge is subtle enough that streaks are easily possible even if the house stills wins in the long run. Sure enough, I see these people regularly and the nights where they win big are outnumbered by the nights where they just bleed chips like crazy.
It's easy to blame things on the shufflers (which are regularly checked by gaming commissions), magnets in the roulette wheel or the possibility of a casino planting its own guys in the poker room (which is an illegal, risky, stupid move), but unlikely events are still possible and on most shifts I'll have someone blame his misfortunes on me or the casino rather than the fact he placed wagers on an unequal bets.
I usually hit the baccarat tables get up a couple bucks and hit roulette I never play slots
paul babuik so you leave broke, ok cool
If you are hitting the roulette table, betting the outside line is even more is probably your best bet… I say this because if you throw down $50 on red, and a 5 on 0-00 as a means of insuring that bet you statistically have a 56% chance of hitting.
If you hit zero or double zero...you win $88, lose 50, so you yield +$38....or best case scenario...you hit a red number and win 50....lose $5, and yield $45...or black...and lose $55.
paul babuik best bet are table games if you want to win a couple of bucks same with video keno
Yes, each spin is independent... however, it is not the same to look at each spin individually than look at them as a 10 spin "pack". The odds of a single color to appear once in one spin are 18/38 or 18/37 depending on the roulette. The odds of the same color appearing 10 times in a row are (18/38)^10 which is roughly 0.05%
I would love this guy to come to the casino with me
Play Live Poker (against people who suck worse than you), sports betting (extreme amount of work and knowledge) , or blacjack (cardcounting) and possibly video poker (must know strategy and which machines have higher payback). I've heard about dice manipulation (throwing techniques) that give you an edge - don't know if this is real or not. Coupon runs are a good way to get an edge.
On the craps table I always bet the Field and I don't bet it every bet I just look for the shooter to roll a Field roll twice in a roll and then I bet the Field. I also bet the YO bet on most of the opening roll just as an added fun bet. I don't bet much maybe 10-15 dollars per Field bet and not more than 1 dollar YO bet, so I just wanted to know your take on the Field bets and the YO bets. Thanks
because when you win the 11th time you always make profit of 10 if you double. what i usually do is: start with 150€. lets say i always bet on red colour. with 150 ive money to double my bet (if i start my initial bet with 10) 4 times: 10, 20 , 40 ,80 = 150. so it can go black 3 times as long as the 4th time its red, you always win 10 profit. if you calculate the possibility of something that has 51.4% of happening, happens 4 times in a row you can calculate how is the chance of you losing.
Made 3000 playing craps once
Hit the make me all bonus bet
What about the card game called War? The dealer deals out one card to every player including himself. If your card is higher than the dealer then you win. What's the house edge on that game?
I am not too familiar with the game so I had to look it up. Apparently there are 2 versions of the game: 1 where you get some sort of bonus on a tie after a tie which has a house edge of 2.33% and one where you do not get a bonus on a tie after a tie and that game has a house edge of 2.87%.
It is funny to think people think there is a memory on the previous roll. The probability for player to hit 1000 times in a row is 2 ^ 1000 which is an absurdly rare and perhaps never will happen during the time baccarat is played.
Well, it certainly helps to learn the correct strategies to lower the casino's edge against you in all of the games you want to play. I would agree with your statement that "You can be the best blackjack player in the world, but if your not lucky, your not going to win." However, in the long run, a knowledgeable player will always do better than someone who just guesses how to play their hands. Plus, the longer you play, the more likely the outcome will equal the true casino advantage.
@ 12:50 he mentions *Card Counters* in Blackjack. Problem is most of the good card counters eventually get barred from the casinos. In most places casinos can bar you for any reason. And most of them view card counting as equal to cheating. Even though "legally" card counting is not cheating.
i went to the casino tonight, i played roulette.
made 112 dollars.
i feel pretty good.
although i've always wanted to roll the dice in craps and go VEGAS WOOOOOO!
and lose of course.
yeah!
i calculated that and the chance of the other colours (not red) appearing 4 times in a row is 6.95%. but to make it even before losing all your 150 you need to at least make 150 (do this method 15 times 10 profit each), then i calculated how many times that percentage happens in 15 times and it gave me 1.03 times. i dont know if i could explain myself or not, mby im wrong with this but ive already tried it and it works, at least for me. i do it like 10 times (get 100) and go away.
Yes, its all about having fun. But making decisions based on past results doesn't actually do anything for your game. Dice rolls are random--they don't react in any way to other random events.
There is nothing like winning & nothing quite like losing either. Blackjack is the best bet in the house as far as im concerned and there is at least a signigicant percentage of skill involved. But then again bad luck completely out of your control will always find you & knock you on your ass eventually to remind you why its called gambling.
i liked his article in the Chicago Sun Times on Fridays many years ago
How can you have any fun that way?
Great video. Thanks.
The casino has a maximum bet limit. Once you reach that limit you won't be able to double your bet anymore.
Then you go to another casino and start losing there, where they have higher limits. : )
I have pretty good dice control at craps I managed to stay the shooter for 1 1/2 hour in AC
Colonel Potter that is bullshit. Impossible unless you got rigged dice. But nice try.
A New Jersey grandmother, beat the odds at Atlantic City's Borgata Hotel Casino and Spa. Demauro's 154-roll lucky streak, which lasted four hours and 18 minutes, broke the world records for the longest craps roll and the most successive dice rolls without "sevening out." So you are incorrect, and you responded to a five year old post.
@@thelastman8515 I always bet higher when women or old men are shooting the dice. They seem to have a gentler, more controlled throw.
@@powell4661 flip the dice away from the 7s. Grip them with your index and thumb. And gently toss them. Boom
the casino is my playground!
Someone stated that gambling is a tax on the poor, gets you hooked then bleeds you dry, even so if you have to be in it to win it hey or at least have that dream.
ya Julian from trailer park boys, episode idk there only 20 minutes long but the episode is called the way she goes
a portion of gambling profits go to the government therfore helping the poor
My great Grandad, Charlie, was a desperate gambler during WW2 in London - he was abusive to my grandad and his brothers when they actually saw him when he wasn't drinking or gambling. He would always promise his lovely, stoic (very Catholic - she thought she could reform him) wife, Bella at he would bring home money for new shoes or something - being a devout Catholic they parted ways, but didn't divorce - Charlie lived his miserable life until dying as a penniless dick to TB. Yes, I gamble a little - but with friends for entertainment with small amounts. Gamble for fun people - don't end up like Charlie.
BAcccarat ... he said when the dealer hand wins you pay 5%.. What about the player hand? Arent they the same? Just names? how does the overall house edge equal ~1%???
In the long run the banker hand will win more often. To compensate for that, the house charges a 5% commission on winning banker hands. If the did not charge that commission they would lose money on the game. There is no commission charged on player hands. It is the math of the game that determines the house edge on baccarat, just as it is with any casino game.
i would rather lose money playing craps than make money with video poker
theres a trick to reduce the vantage of the casino in roullete from like the average 2-3% to 0.3%
Pf nX What’s the trick?
I play most of time I have never get big winning I want to kill my self stress how can you help me please assist me how I could win although Iam jobless and also
It sounds like you may have a gambling problem and we have a page of information on that subject - www.americancasinoguidebook.com/problem-gambling-help.html
Here is the most important information from that page - If you believe you might have a gambling problem you should be aware that help is available from The National Council on Problem Gambling, Inc. It is the foremost advocacy organization in the country for problem gamblers and is headquartered in Washington, D.C. It was formed in 1972 as a non-profit agency to promote public education and awareness about gambling problems and operates a 24-hour nationwide help line at (800) 522-4700, plus a website at www.ncpgambling.org. Anyone contacting that organization will be provided with the appropriate referral resources for help with their gambling problem.
Another good source for anyone seeking help with a gambling problem is Gambler’s Anonymous. They have chapters in many cities throughout the U.S. as well as in most major cities throughout the world. You can see a list of all those cities on their website at www.gamblersanonymous.org or contact them by telephone at (213) 386-8789.
A third program, Gam-Anon, specializes in helping the spouse, family and close friends of compulsive gamblers rather than the gamblers themselves.If you are adversely affected by a loved one who is a compulsive gambler, then Gam-Anon is an organization that may benefit you. They have a website at www.gam-anon.org that lists the cities which host meetings. They can also be contacted by telephone at (718) 352-1671.
I sincerely hope that none of you will ever have a need to contact any of these worthwhile organizations, but it was an issue that I felt should be addressed.
Your prop bets (the ones infront of the stickman) areyour worst bets incraps. Along with Any 7. Field bet is the next worst bet. Their are 18 combinations to win and 20 to lose. I would play the field only on a come out roll when im betting on the dont/dont come.
In Vegas I played a table where the Black Jack dealer placed his cards up all day ?
Rare Form there is different versions throughout the world. In Washington where I live there is a version similar to what you said in the casinos I frequent called “Down Under 21” where you see the dealers top card, then the dealer looks at his bottom card and gives you a range on what the second card is.
Example:
Dealer has a 7 up card, and his down card is 3. (But all YOU are told is that the bottom card is somewhere between the 2-6 range)
if it is a 20, the dealer shows both cards so you can hit for a push, but the biggest problem with these versions of the game is
1. There has to be an equilibrium for the house. Quite often since you know the bottom cards range, if dealer busts with a 22, then you push regardless of your hand total (excluding a blackjack)
2. You have to play games like this alone or you will bone the table, especially if the people you are with are playing perfect basic strategy then you deviate to go chasing a 21 when the dealer shows a 20.
Basically what I’m saying is...stay away from this scam of a game.
Another strategy out there is to watch for an off balance roulette wheel
Awesome video. But I thought there was a craps bet that had no house edge.
That is the free odds bet and it is explained in this video: Craps: How to Play and How to Win - Part 1 - ruclips.net/video/7daSiVupvmY/видео.html
My advice is......walk into the casino, take a look at everything going on. Then put your hands in your pockets and walk back out the door! Can I have an Amen ?
Go to the buffet.
If you realize it’s only entertainment. You’ll win every time.
Nah sorry mate, I'm an atheist.
When are the casinos gonna bring Faro back?
This is why I never place the 5 or 9 on craps.
$30 place bet should pay 3/2 which is $45
But
They pay $42 which 6.6% less than true odds.
I won't make a bet with house edge over 5% or pay out is short 6.6%
Educational gambling video.
There is no BJ dealt that gives you a + game w/o counting cards. You could have been more accurate by putting a negative in front of that 0.55%
the roulette table has a memory, you just haven't figured it out yet
The best advice I ever heard so you don't lose your ass, is to leave your bank card at home, and don't take more than you can afford to donate. Lol 😂
And then, when you do go in, be sure to have a loss limit and a win goal. If you take 100 bucks, you should leave when you hit $50, or when you hit $200. Or when you hit that $200 mark, recalculate your goals and losses. Best not to chase a losing streak.
best advice don't gamble house always win
Baccarat is like roulette odd/even or red/black. You could theoretically use the martingale system to make money but the table limit prevent that.
+Kaynos
"Baccarat is like roulette" BULLSHIT!
The casino has you at a 1.04% disadvantage on Baccarat, 2.7% on roulette.
+indignant99 He's still correct in saying ,"its like roulette".. You bet on A or B.
+indignant99 2.7% if we're assuming European Roulette, 1.35% if we're assuming French rules (En Prison for zero on red/black, or half your stake back), 5.4% if we're assuming two house numbers.
Hold your horses! I thought dice control was a scam!
good
I have seen 31 blacks in a row. all 8 players on the table got wiped out. even straight up players (even me started betting on red & 0 after the 19th black outcome) all 8 of us lost all money we had. then there was 36-5-7-9& 0 at last. the late entrants did make money on red. totally fucked up day. It was at "Chances Casino" in Goa India.
I laugh when I read Goa INDIA... land of the cursed unscrupulous
roulette is the worst.... blackjack is the best, bj with optimum strat and counting cards you have 2% edge over house, otherwise without counting cards but using optimum strat you have 0.55% thats good.....! I didnt know this stuff about video poker 100% with optimum strat thats pritty cool..
No, you are actually at a 0.55% DISADVANTAGE playing the basic strategy alone(the way it's presented in this video is misleading) and that assumes perfect play. It also varies slightly depending on the exact rules being used. If playing the basic strategy gave players an edge, casinos wouldn't allow and even hand out basic strategy cards to them to use while playing.
Best game: Roulette. 2nd best, video slots with as many reels as possible. After that you got black jack, craps and some other card games.
Play poker against people.
That’s only game you can beat in casino. That’s only game you can always have 60%-80% of winning chance when you put your money in.
You can only have that chance if you are more skilled than other players. Someone has to be the less skilled one and it could be you if you do not have good enough experience
Please explain why more face cards benefits you and not the house? ref to card counting
When there are more high cards in the deck it favors the player because the dealer will bust more often because he has to hit until he has 17 or more. As a player, you don't have to do that. Also, more blackjacks will appear when there are more high cards. If you get a blackjack you are paid 3-to-2 (don't play any games that pay less than 3-to-2 for blackjack), but if the dealer gets a blackjack you only lose your original bet.
If u dont gamble. Dont comment
Please leave
Card counting isn’t easy
the best bet is not to bet because u do not have more money than the casino and they will ruin you in the end
+melissa kozera Or to be an advantage player. Which is only possible at two games: Black Jack and Video Poker. Then there is live Poker, sports betting and even chess (which you can legally wager on as a player), all games of skills. Otherwise, you can play games with as small of an house edge as possible, like Black Jack with perfect basic strategy against a shuffling machine, where the odds are better than out of a shoe box, or even Pai Gow, which I he forgot to mention, being old school. Then enjoy free soda and other comps such as free food.
tell that to my 13 reds in a row while i was using martingale to just make enough for a extra beer then walk away....
pozionmynd
Luck. Real lot of luck. It happens, but it’s far and few between.
it does low it. usually if you bet on colours you have 48.6% chances of wining right?, because of the 0 its no 50% but like 48.6%. but look at this. if you always bet on the same colour, lets say red. you bet first time 10€ you lose, 2nd time same colour you bet 20 € you lose again, you bet the double you bet before, then lets say you bet 40€ and you win. » profit of 10. you can always do this if you have the money necessary. lets you bet red and it goes black 10 times in a row, it doesnt matter
Actually that's a certain way not to win. If you watched the video then you would know that the best way to win is to count cards.
That's the second best way to win. The best way is if you actually win money.
I bet casino's hate when you walk in there building..
amen.
Don't play roulette in Tunica MS. I've been playing for years in several different place and for 3 trips in a row, I have never had worse playing anywhere but in Tunica. I don't know what it is, but the place totally sucks or roulette.
LOL... that is where I have my best luck in roulette and three card. I hit two straight flushes in a row in three card and guessed the correct number 4/10 in roulette only playing five numbers per spin all in one night. Went up $8k then lost a little over $1800 playing two different WSOP circuit tournaments the next day and won it back in three card that night.
i’ve won $4000 on a $5 double diamond at Horseshoe and won $1250 on a triple diamond deluxe when Harrahs (The Grand) was open. but i don’t go to Tunica anymore since i use to live in Alabama but now in Georgia and goto Murphy and Cherokee. went to Murphy this pass week and won $14!!
2 pair 2-1, J or better 1-1 big difference
Thats actually not the best bet in a casino. Playing the Don't and doubling your odds on craps gives you the best advantage along with playing a certain video poker.
I didnt have any money to lose then lol. I still Dont, but ill be coming into some around mayweather fight time fight week between last wk april And may 2
Best bet in the Casino is to take the first deyour and go home!
how com slut machine mentioned here
WAT ABOUT ROULETTE. RED OR BLACK.. COLUMNS..SIMPLE
Red/black and odd/even are terrible odds for the player. On a single 0 wheel, the house has 19 chances to win but the player only has 18. It's even worse for 00 wheels as the house has 20 winning numbers vs 18 for the player.
If you bet on black, you win if it lands on one of the 18 black slots. The house wins on 18 red slots, the 0, and the 00.
wow, a smarter gambler? isn't that like becoming a taller horse-hockey?
Very true i love it more than any other game i play some bj and roulette when i feel like givin money away lol.... Like hold um n gettin ready to play My hand at tha baccarat table
Easiest game. Rock paper scissors
Starts @ 1:28 😒
what roulette odds and evens its a 50/50 shot
No. There are 2 green slots on there. Giving the house the edge. You lose. Yes odd, even and red, black are the closest to getting you to 50%. But the 2 green slots give the house the edge. The highest you can get is 40 something percent. Well below 50 anyway.
not really because of 0 and 00, those don't count as odds or evens
47.3 2 green spots
You say in counting to raise the bets by the amount of high cards? And the lower cards favor the house? I have found the exact opposite to be true. And if there are more high cards that means the dealer has a up to 42% chance of pulling a face card. If they pull a face card and you stick at 17+ and their next card has again around a 42% chance of puling another face card then you will lose often. However if they pull a low card all you need is a 12+ to stick and the chance of them busting is huge. Now that is starting a deck. If you have even more face cards if you have a better chance at more black jacks that is true but guess what so do they. It makes no sense at all....no matter how you slice it. The only winners have two events: a set amount to win or lose and an exit strategy with a support person to enforce it.
If there are lots of high cards the dealer is just as likely to get them as the you. However, if you get a blackjack you are paid 3-to-2 (don't play any games that pay less than 3-to-2 for blackjack), but if the dealer gets a blackjack you only lose your original bet. Also, when there are more high cards in the deck it favors the player because the dealer will bust more often because he has to hit until he has 17 or more. As a player, you don't have to do that. You can stop when you have 12, or higher.
First off: you need to count the green. Your chance of losing is 20/38, not 18/38, and ten times in a row, 0.16%. But more importantly, when you do lose, you lose 2,047 times your bet, and win you win, you only win one. Play 2,000 sessions not giving up until your tenth loss, you'll lose on average three of them, and be over 4,000 units behind. You're essentially betting your entire bankroll with a very good chance of winning, but a commensurately small payout.
All these gambling "experts" are writing books to try and recover their losses in the casinos. You can be the best blackjack player in the world, but if your not lucky,
your not going to win.
It's possible to win in the short run, but in the long run, the casinos enormous bankrolls will devour us.
BTW, I have developed a casino gambling system and have contemplated writing
a book. The title will be "How to go broke scientifically".
Counting cards can give you an advantage, if you know how to use it and play appropriately you can win in the long run. Playing blackjack and counting cards is a skill. Is luck still involved? Yes, of course it is, it is still a game of chance, but by counting cards you are playing the odds and HAVE AN IDEA OF WHAT THE ODDS ARE, and when the TIME IS RIGHT you use the information you have to sway things in your favor.
you cant win at any casino game. ive spent hundreds of hours trying everything i could think of, playing free sites. forget it, it not going to happen
In truth, the 6 to 5 odds on 6 or 8 in craps are erroneous..this is a HUGE flaw with all these gambling books. The REAL odds are in 31 occurrences of a 6 or 8...13 will win, 13 will lose(a 50%/50%) and 5 will win 100% of the time! The other points are also in error in most all the books out. Dice are cubes not flat objects, and must be analyzed as such! Zeke Feinberg is one of the (very) few authors that was able to point out these facts! The payouts are being shaved for all the points no matter if its a place bet or 'free' odds bet, but no one will admit to this.
dontswin Sorry, but you are incorrect. Once the point is established, 6-to-5 is the true odds. There are six ways to roll a seven (6-1,1-6, 5-2,2-5,4-3,3-4) and five ways to roll a six (5-1,1-5,2-4,4-2,3-3) or an eight (6-2, 2-6,5-3,3-5, 4-4). Therefore, the true odds are 6-to-5.
americancasinoguide 576 combinations on any one throw. 6 sides with 4 edges make a cube(24 possible outcomes) times 2 die =576. You'll never understand so you can think how you want and I can't show you how it works without handling the dice in front of you but these types of fractions can not be reduced thru simple math since they are cubes. M.I.T. flashed the figures on the TV screen years ago stating thus one seven every 5.33 rolls(not 6!!!!!) Hint: there are only 3 axis of a cube A, B, C Only 6 possible landing outcomes A-A, A-B, A-C, B-B, B-C, C-C...remember a min. of 2 sides are eliminated upon the landing. Cubes have 6 sides of 4 edges. 576 TOTAL(sit down and see if you can figure it out..M.I.T and Zeke Feinberg did)
dontswin There are only six numbers on each die and there are two dice, which makes for a total of 36 possible combination (6x6=36). Those are the only number combinations that you are betting on and anything else concerning edges on the dice is irrelevant.
I still can't believe you don't even know there are 576 possible outcomes on any given throw..if you don't get(understand) that point then this whole discussion is useless. You need to reconsider your position, keep believing incomplete data, I'm good! Very few people can grasp this concept any ways.
Correction needed: when I said 5 will win 100% of the time on 6 or 8(when as a point) I meant 5 times the dice will seven OUT (lose) in 31 occurrences(after the 13/13 fifty- fifty chance) when its the point. So its 13 times they will be made and 13 plus 5 they will seven out. Further, the 5 or 9 will be made 10 times and missed(out-seven) 18 times in 28 occurrences. Lastly, the 4 or 10 will be made 8 times and missed(out-seven) 18 times in 26 occurrences. You can use interpolation to study the percentages..remember there is a direct relation between the 2 dice..theres only 3 axis per die and only 6 possible sets when they land as I mentioned before.
I have a strategy to make YOU a smarter gambler . . . . Don't gamble at all.
B-O-R-I-N-G!
americancasinoguide Haha!
+ArJuna22
Uhhh... Dimbulb... That would make you a *_NON-GAMBLER_*, not a smarter gambler.
+JonBenait06
"mother pregnant" He can't even do that! His mother's dead. And his sister's "plumbing" has been removed.
if every spin is independent why is it so rare to a colour appear like 10 times in a row?.it would be like 50 percent every time. if it is independent
I really hope you're not serious
how you gonna get an edge on a computer stop waisting your money lol
Lost all credibility at the 9:08 mark. Dice control? Give me a break.
Smokin' Joe I see many people try it, but it takes nearly a lifetime of practice to roll dice with control. Very very few can do it, and the ones that have been successful at it are probably barred from playing
I watched a guy roll for about 90 mins straight a week ago.
Start at 1:26 ruclips.net/video/F0oGLwWugFo/видео.htmlm26s
Best thing do is walk in casino throw your cash in the air and leave.
This guy works for the house. Black Jack is one of the worst bet in a casino. It’s a bet that you can lose whether you hit or stay on most hands
First off, I'm not sure how well you know the game, but he does say Blackjack is a good bet, but for those who play what's called basic strategy, or if counting cards.
While what you said may technically be true, that you actually lose most hands whether you hit or stand(I haven't looked at blackjack stats in a while, but I believe it is actually correct) it doesn't preclude one from making money at the game. The key is to vary your bets in proportion to your advantage so when you win you win more than you do when you lose, which is to say, you win your bigger bets while losing the smaller bets; your wins will outweigh your losses. You will win more when you win and lose less when you lose, relatively speaking. Counting cards will let you know you when you have a relative advantage thus indicating you place a larger bet, it is favorable for you. It is not uncommon that you will also double down more in these times as well. When the deck is "rich", that is relatively full of high cards, particularly 10s, you are more likely to get a good hand(as is the dealer of course), but more importantly, the dealer is more likely to bust. Remember, the dealer has no choice in how he/she plays their hand, it is set by the rules of the game, whereas you as a player do have a choice. You may be dealt a 10,5 let's say, that is a hard 15, while the dealer has a 6 showing. In this instance you can choose to stand, but even if the dealer has a 10 in the hole giving him a 16, by the rules he has to hit, and if he pulls a high card he will bust and you will win. Remember, when you count cards you will know the composition of the remaining deck is relatively full of higher cards, and this is when you place bigger bets. When the deck is "poor" or lean, meaning there are relatively few high cards left, you make small bets.
If you don't know, there is a veritable science devoted to blackjack with mathematical and computer analyses along with simulations which go back at least 50 years. Like anything else, if you study and practice you can get very good, but it's not easy. Nonetheless, it can be done. I am not a regular gambler, but on the few occasions where I did gamble and play blackjack, I did win. And while there is definitely luck involved(even when counting cards it is a game of chance and you are simply playing the odds), I would not attribute my winning to solely to it. In fact, I was relatively unlucky during one of the playing sessions where I actually won. The significant part of the story is that I had a high count, which is to say a "rich" deck with more higher cards, and so I rightly made a relatively large bet, four times my average. Then I got a hand to double down on, which I did, meaning I now had eight times my average bet on the table. Well, even though the odds were in my favor, I lost the hand. That was one bad outcome, but if you play well, over time and many hands, you can(and should) come out ahead.
If you play true basic strategy, the house advantage is only 1.5%
Blackjack has one of the lowest house advantages which makes it a good bet if you understand basic blackjack strategy.
If it is a near-guarantee-to-lose game, why do they back off skilled players then?
Black jack is good too when the table is full. Just takes one player to beat the dealer. Everyone else who didnt bust wins too.
supreme1? Say dealer doesn't bust, stops at 17, I have a natural 20 that I stood on. I'll win but every other player could still win or lose. All players only win if they didn't bust and the dealer did.
#3 Is so so wrong, it's a horrible bet, don't play them unless your shooting the dice. Once you get a point, the house gains the advantage and the game will most likely end in a 7 out. For example if you bet 5 on the line and you put 10 as odds behind, and say you hit a 5 or 9, and then win. You get 15 in the back, 5 for the pass line. Yay. However if you place the 5 or nine after the point is established and win you get 21$ for your 15$ bet. Same scenario for a 10 or 4, you win 20 in the back and 5 in the front for a total of 25$, yay again, if you place the bet instead you win 27 on your 15$ bet. Six and 8 pay the exact same so no big deal. The only advantage of pass line is the very first roll of a 7 or 11 winner, and to do that, just put 1,2, or 3 $$ on the "big red" on the come out roll. Now come bets are way worse. First you waste a roll having to "come" to your number, then it has to roll again for you to win. So on a five you win the 20$ plus get your 15$ back, so 35 and no more bet to potentially win on the 3rd roll. A place bet hit twice on five so you win 21 twice, for a total of 42$ plus you still have 15$ bet on the five for the 3rd time five hits. Never come bet. It was designed to make sure you don't win.
Well it is the first half of the pass bet on the come out where you have the advantage that brings the house edge on the pass and come bets down. as said in the video, the house edge on pass come is 1.41% with no odds and if you add even just double odds it brings the combined house edge down to just 0.6%. the bets you are suggesting to make have MUCH higher house edges. The only thing I agree with what you said is placing the 6 and 8, the rest are not great ideas. Placing the 5/9 has a house edge of 4% and placing the 4/10 it jumps up to 6.6%.
If you REALLY want to bet on the 4/10, you should buy it. If the casino only makes you pay a commission it has a pretty low edge of 1.67% and even if you have to pay the commission up front it still has a lower edge than the place at 4.76%. The only downside to that is most casinos won't let you buy numbers for less than $25 so it requires a bit of deeper pockets.
Where you REALLY lose me, is on the big red you are telling people to make because is the absolute worst bet to make on the table with a house edge of 16.67%. I don't get it, you are going to win on a 7 on the come out roll anyways so I don't understand why you would make another bet with 11x the house edge on it.
@@TheJackpotGents use the big red instead of the passline if you want to win on the come out. Because once you get a point, your probably gonna lose. Then do place bets as they also can be turned off if your not feeling the next roll. To me, as a dealer, I think this is safer than pass line.
@@rustinhaines3387 Yeah but your place bets and pass/odds bets are both going to lose when the shooter 7s out so I'd much rather take the free odds pay offs than place bet payoffs.
Not sure these guys know math. I loose 100 out of 100 dollars all the time.
Losing money has nothing to do with the math. You very well could find a game with good odds and still lose money.
I prefer to think of gambling, including state lotteries, as a tax on the mathamatical illiterates.
Sho badak baccarat no skill