Casinos should have big vacuums at their doors that suck all the money as you enter, because in the end, that's what happens, right?

People flock to their doors with cash in hand, they willingly give every cent they have, with the allure of winning big. The odds are against them, but the parking lots are full of fools, making the rich, richer. I don't understand why people do this, it's just sad. No one looks happy, they just sit there until the last coin is hopelessly lost. No money for gas, food, or rent, they crawl back to their dismal existence, like an injured animal, licking their wounds.

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SW-User

Theres a low yield way to win everytime.

Every table and machine is taught/programmed to give you "the taste". The taste is a (usually small) win that is supposed to get you hooked.

Collect the taste from every table and machine you can get to/feel like going to.

You will end up with a net win every time.

Walked away with a few hundred bucks twice doing this.

cinsac

@SW-User So you play a table, or machine and you win "the taste" walk away. Go to another table or machine, win, and walk. Sounds feasible, but I think they would see you machine hopping and nip it in the bud.

SW-User

@cinsac dont be so on the nose about it. Walk off and go drink or something. Go from end to end and work your way toward the center. If the tastes stop coming, leave.

After you get a good size return only bet the principal. That way risk is mitigated.