Do Casinos Actually Want You To Win Big And Lose Small Over Time?

[Mike_25]

Hello everyone, I was watching this video where they were discussing if casinos actually prefer that players win big sometimes and lose small amounts over time to keep them interested in continuing to play. In my experience as a casino player for several years, I do think this is true to some extent. The casinos of course want to make a profit overall, but giving profits to some big winners is a part of their marketing strategy to attract more players and make the losing players feel like they have a chance. What do you think? Do the math work in favor of the casinos at the end of the day even with some big winners?

 

[Mhiz cerah]

It may come as a surprise, but casinos do actually want you to win big and lose small over time. This is because the house edge ensures that, in the long run, the casino will always come out ahead. If players were to lose big all the time, they would quickly stop playing and the casino would lose money. By allowing players to win big occasionally, casinos keep them coming back and keep the money flowing. Of course, this doesn't mean that the casino wants you to win every time you play. They simply want to make sure that the odds are in their favor in the long run.