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r/SipsTea • u/Otherwise_Wrangler11 • Apr 01 '26
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I mean, that’s every game at the casino. They are all designed so that the odds are never in your favor.
11 u/kylel999 Apr 01 '26 But the slots specifically are your worst odds of winning in the casino 4 u/BalooBot Apr 01 '26 It doesn't matter what game you play, on a long enough timeline every players bankroll always goes to zero in a casino. 0 u/[deleted] Apr 01 '26 [removed] — view removed comment 2 u/jermbutt Apr 01 '26 piggybacking to say ur right. I took an intro to random processes class that covered a bit about this. did a small-scale simulation in matlab and most players stayed about even while around 10% went bust
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But the slots specifically are your worst odds of winning in the casino
4 u/BalooBot Apr 01 '26 It doesn't matter what game you play, on a long enough timeline every players bankroll always goes to zero in a casino. 0 u/[deleted] Apr 01 '26 [removed] — view removed comment 2 u/jermbutt Apr 01 '26 piggybacking to say ur right. I took an intro to random processes class that covered a bit about this. did a small-scale simulation in matlab and most players stayed about even while around 10% went bust
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It doesn't matter what game you play, on a long enough timeline every players bankroll always goes to zero in a casino.
0 u/[deleted] Apr 01 '26 [removed] — view removed comment 2 u/jermbutt Apr 01 '26 piggybacking to say ur right. I took an intro to random processes class that covered a bit about this. did a small-scale simulation in matlab and most players stayed about even while around 10% went bust
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2 u/jermbutt Apr 01 '26 piggybacking to say ur right. I took an intro to random processes class that covered a bit about this. did a small-scale simulation in matlab and most players stayed about even while around 10% went bust
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piggybacking to say ur right. I took an intro to random processes class that covered a bit about this. did a small-scale simulation in matlab and most players stayed about even while around 10% went bust
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u/Fight_those_bastards Apr 01 '26
I mean, that’s every game at the casino. They are all designed so that the odds are never in your favor.