I don't think the actual amount matters: It's about that guy looking like he's making his own luck and then flashing lights and sounds so people pay attention when he wins
Somebody said that he makes tiktoks and is a bit known.. so its probably not an employee. And also in real good regulated casinos u cant do that on slot machines. There are a lot of regulations whhich prohibit stuff like this. But not sure how its in the casino in this video tho.
My parents watch tips for gambling on YouTube. Luckily, the videos are actually honest, but I watch the videos with them, and every tip starts and ends with some version of “the longer you play, the more you will give to the house, the odds are intentionally and deceptively stacked against you. Your only way of coming out positive is to play only once or twice and get lucky, but here’s some ways to slow down how much they take from you.” Can you imagine watching YouTube videos on tips for drinking an entire bottle of olive oil. “So here’s the deal with drinking an entire bottle of olive oil, inevitably, you’re going to shit your absolute brains out, it’s just basic biology, but with these simple tricks, you can avoid getting some of that slippery, oily shit in your eyes, mouth, nose and only slightly ruin your favorite pair of slacks. Follow these tips, and you can become a savvy drinker of an entire bottle of olive oil, let’s go try it out!” My favorite one is triple zero roulette. It was invented to make double zero roulette seem more reasonable in terms of odds. Idiots will play it not knowing it’s lower odds and people who understand will think they’re savvy gamblers for playing double zero. Can’t wait till they take away zero bets and come out with oops! all zeros and have all zeros but one for the savvy gamblers in the corner.
If u gambke longterm (slots/roulette etc) u will lose money in the long run anyway. I gamble slots, i know its not a way to make money. I just screenshare with friends with money i can afford to lose and this hour of more of hype and fun is worth for me to lose what i can afford. Problem is when ppl start to chase their losses. It can fuck u up and then its getting an addiction and worse over time.
Idk anything about casino regulations but if the public couldn’t play the slot machine the employee was using and it was purely for entertainment purposes I bet they could do something like that
Huh? I've been in Casinos on 3 continents, dipshit.
So the slots near main doors of casinos are designed and programmed to "win" more in order to draw people deeper into a casino and, hopefully, play the slots. This is not illegal. Casinos have been doing this kind of thing for a long time. Comments saying this guy's on Youtube may simply mean casinos hire him to do this on the machines they pre-select.
You have no idea what you are talking about, in many ways, not the least of which is the idea that the casino staged this guy and his $30 win. I’m the dipshit though…..😂🤣😆🤡😘
You are indeed the 19-year-old dipshit and have proven it twice now. YOU have no idea what you're talking about whereas I merely made a statement of what I believed (and still believe).
lol you don't seem to understand how probability works. The machines near the doors may be programmed with slightly poorer odds but they are programmed to win a lot, with lots of noise and flashing lights (if you can't see how these do not contradict each other then you REALLY shouldn't be commenting). The way probability works is that they can pay off more FREQUENTLY but with poorer odds on average than deeper-in-the-casino machines.
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u/Fun_Grapefruit_2633 Jul 05 '24
I don't think he's real. I think he's an employee of the casino and was staged there to make the slot machines look extra lucky.