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Why casino winnings can't be guaranteed

1) Basic fact: casinos have a mathematical advantage

In any licensed game, the parameters are configured so that the operator's expected profit is positive:

House Edge = (1 -\text {RTP}). If the RTP of the slot is 96%, the average long-term loss of the player is 4% of the turnover.
In roulette, blackjack (without a card account) and most tables, the probability of outcomes and payments is selected so that the player's EV ≤ 0.
Hence the first consequence: with endless play, the average player's result tends to the minus.

2) Law of large numbers ≠ guarantee "exactly RTP"

The law of large numbers says that the average result tends to wait when the number of tests grows. But:

There is dispersion at the final distance: both large winnings and protracted drawdowns are possible.
"Strives" does not mean "will become equal": deviations can be significant even on large samples, especially in games with "thick tails" (rare big wins).

3) Independence of outcomes breaks the "dogon"

Slot backs and ball throws are independent. Myth "series compensated" - player error (Gambler's Fallacy):

The likelihood of an event does not increase due to past failures.
Rate progressions (Martingale, D'Alembert, etc.) do not change EV: they only redistribute risk and accelerate the risk of ruin at table/bank limits.

4) Limits and bankruptcy make dogons unprofitable

Even if it were possible to increase the rate endlessly, endless liquidity is needed. In reality:

There are table limits and bank restrictions.
A succession of failures is more common than seems intuitive; exponential rate growth quickly runs into restrictions.
Bottom line: the catch-up and cover strategy statistically leads to rare but catastrophic losses.

5) "Secret schemes" do not change mathematics

Number selection systems, hot/cold numbers, alternations - all this without affecting the probabilities.

Rate management (bankroll management) is important for risk control, but does not turn negative EV into positive.

"Good luck signals," fengshui, superstition - psychological support, not a tool for changing the results.

6) What about bonuses, cashback and forks?

Sometimes promotions can reduce the house and even create EV≥0 locally (rarely and in short intervals). However:

Stocks have limitations: vager, forbidden games, betting/time/withdrawal limits.
The benefits are unstable: the rules are changed, limited, cut after winnings.
Even with a positive EV, there is no guarantee: the variance and risk of drawdown remain, and the volume of the game is limited.

7) Why integrity control does not guarantee profit

A licensed operator is required to use certified RNGs and declare RTP. That is:

Guarantees fair chance and compliance with the declared parameters over a long distance.
Does not guarantee a player's profit: fair chance means both wins and losses according to probabilities and the house.

8) Psychology and cognitive pitfalls

Freshness effect: remember bright winnings, ignore long cons.

Misattribution of skill: success in the game of chance is attributed to the "skill."

Escalating obligations: the desire to "beat back" increases the risk and destroys the bank.

9) Practical conclusions: what is really in your hands

1. Goal: Choose the game format as entertainment/controlled risk rather than "earning."

2. Bankroll: Set a period budget in advance and stick to it.

3. Stop rules:

Stop loss per session (for example, 1-2 × of the expected "value of turnover").
Timeout/time limit (e.g. 45-60 minutes).
Teik profit is a reason to pause, not double the risk.
4. Game Selection: On equal terms, prefer higher RTP and lower volatility if the goal is to play longer at the same hour price.
5. Promo: Count cashback/rackback and the real value of the vager; you cannot violate the conditions - you will lose the advantage.
6. Accounting: keep a log of sessions (turnover, result, promo, time). Analyze the real "value of turnover."
7. Pause during drawdown: the drawdown limit has been reached - stop without exceptions.

10) Brief mythbuster

"Strategy X guarantees a plus." - No: EV games remain ≤0, variance does not disappear.

"After a long series of black, red will definitely fall out." - No: outcomes are independent.

"High RTP = win today." - No: RTP is about long distance, short-term spread dominates.

"Martingale is invincible." - No: rests on limits and the bank, increases the risk of ruin.

"License = will be in the black." - No: license = fair distributions, not positive player EV.

11) The bottom line

It is impossible to guarantee a win in a casino for a combination of reasons: games have a mathematical disadvantage, the outcomes are independent, the variance is large, and any "rounds" run into limits and variability of conditions. A realistic strategy is not to "find the win button," but to manage risk, time and expectations: choose more favorable conditions, count the cost of turnover, follow stop rules and treat the game as entertainment with a paid probability of winning, and not as a source of guaranteed income.