Are you more likely to lose in one game than another?

[R0X45]

In any online casino, are you more likely to lose/win in one game than another?

Are you more likely to lose frequently at Roulette than BlackJack for example.

[TylerStroud]

BlackJack can be beaten (see card counting etc) because there is a mathematical rule that can be applied. Roulette your always going to lose money over time. Your best bet with either if you insist on playing is waiting till youre a little ahead and then quitting, or failing that, DONT chase a loss?

[R0X45]

BlackJack can be beaten (see card counting etc) because there is a mathematical rule that can be applied. Roulette your always going to lose money over time. Your best bet with either if you insist on playing is waiting till youre a little ahead and then quitting, or failing that, DONT chase a loss?

I was led to believe that online BlackJack can't be beaten because card counting doesn't work in this case; there is an infinite number of cards and they are drawn completely at random (supposedly).

[KasinoKing]

In any online casino, are you more likely to lose/win in one game than another?
Are you more likely to lose frequently at Roulette than BlackJack for example.

All casinos games have a 'built in' house edge governed by the mathematics of each game.
For example, single zero Roulette has a HA of 2.7027% - you will lose that amount in the long run.
Blackjack HA varies from something like 0.5% to 1.5% depending on rules, number of decks, etc...
(And assuming you play best strategy)

So you will lose at both, but you should lose your money faster on Roulette than Blackjack.

However, online you can use casino bonuses and a 'money management' strategy to increase your chances of winning. I know I'm kinda contradicting myself here, but I have been profiting from online casinos using these methods for over 7 years (and to be honest I'm not 100% sure why it works myself). But I don't play Roulette or Blackjack...

KK

[R0X45]

However, online you can use casino bonuses and a 'money management' strategy to increase your chances of winning. I know I'm kinda contradicting myself here, but I have been profiting from online casinos using these methods for over 7 years (and to be honest I'm not 100% sure why it works myself). But I don't play Roulette or Blackjack... KK

What do you play then? Slots? I've never had any luck with that either. XDD

[Kandoo]

there are 2-3 devices that can predict roulette results if you use them correctly.

Using them gets you at least a night in prison if you are caught
OBTAINING them costs you at least a hundret thousend USD
Finding them is priceless by the way

You usualy get caught before you make enough money to pay the device costs off
but if you use it your chances to win are like 30%, and you still need a lot of experience.


There are online sites that explain the different win chances, check em in google

[donjoaoresort]

have you ever been to prison


John
Don Joao Resort

[bigdavestar]

Roulette can't be beaten long-term, one of the worst games to play at a Casino.

[Playborne]

In some games such as video poker, it is possible to compute an optimal playing strategy based on the frequency for each payoff versus the odds of hitting that payoff. Since the jackpot of a progressive video poker game is constantly growing, it eventually can reach a break-even point where the machine becomes a positive expectation bet for the player. But when the progressive jackpot is less than the break-even point, there is a negative expected value for all players. In the long run, with optimal strategy, a video poker player can make a profit, although the "long run" is generally longer than most people think and includes several thousands of trials.

[Frankjenny]

Roulette can't be beaten long-term, one of the worst games to play at a Casino.

Roulette mostly depends on luck with some tricks so there is huge chance to be lose in roulette but as far as blackjack concerned you can beat the computer with the help of your memorizing techniques because blackjack follows the mathematical rules.