Let's take it one step at a time, nobody here defends the casinos, just on topic, hence don't divert interest, I defend in this case the "fair" probabilities, what you mention will not happen, and if it happens in a certain way it contradicts your position, because the ability of the casino is to know how to distribute its profits, not to keep them all.
That idea of 100% fair is what brought us here, crypto casinos, so games with PF guarantee that you have a fair game, now that has nothing to do with that idea of thinking that the Casinos are unfair or fair, in fact all the games that I know tell you clearly, you lose (e.g.) 7%, 6%, 5%, 4%, 3%, 2%, 1% in the regularity of all casino games and except for those exceptions that exist with some games like BJ (e.g.) where that HE is less than 1% in some cases.
In fact, one of the most popular games that exist, such as Crash, is known to have a "limiter" in the algorithm that causes or limits the high multipliers to repeat frequently, but the randomness of these multipliers varies, so that randomness exists, although restricted, but it is there.
So the fair game lies in these initial conditions always being met, in other words the casino may not be fair with its HE but the game is fair in those established parameters.
Returning to the initial topic at hand, the idea here was to "talk", "discuss" those improbable situations that are presented to us within that frame of reference of fair play, or that we believe to be so, my idea here is not to consider whether a casino is fair or not, if I bet in a casino it is because I know my limits and I recognize those offered by the casino, hey be careful that this randomness is not something only of casino games it applies to all esports (e.g.), even Dota, it uses this randomness to allow certain moments of the game not to benefit other players more, or in the case of Poker the randomness in each shuffle of cards... etc.
Randomness is something that we players look for to be fair in online games, I mean, if the conditions are terrible for us within that framework of play, at least we hope that within that frame of reference they are met, and that is achieved with the PF, then if you say that a casino made you lose 100 times in a row at 5% of victory, you say goodbye Casino, it is that simple, since the casino cannot be so "stupid" (surely there are) to allow such a situation to happen, I mean it is the other side of the coin.
In other words, it is in the casino's interest to "exploit" you in the long term, not to only 100 times.
I have another interesting graph:
Data: Dice: 50%WC, on loss 100%