Topic: How does AI gambling sound? - page 5. (Read 3174 times)

If we consider the game of Blackjack, then it combines both luck (which is perfectly controlled by mathematics) and skill. And if you know the theory of games, you can manage this luck. Understand how the deck is "overheated". This is exactly what an AI with the abilities of the best mathematicians can perfectly cope with. And at a long distance, the AI will be able to tilt the winnings in its direction. Only the casino will not let you use this feature for a long time, even if someone can bring it to life. The casino is watching every player who starts to win steadily, and will find a way to prevent him.

Apart from sports betting and Poker, AI cannot be used for any other gambling game because all of them are based on pure luck, even if an AI is used, it will only be used to make bets with a base bet amount set by its human commander and I don't really see any advantage in that except it will automate the process of your gambling if you find it exhausting which is not really the case since it is always fun to gamble and play some slots.

And when it comes to sports betting, AI can only be used to assist you in doing some research and analysis on the teams and players involved in a match so that you can have a more clear picture of what the competition will look like and which side is stronger so that you can bet on it.

The best way to develop AI or bots for the purpose of winning casino games is definitely still lacking because casino games are designed to be difficult for gamblers to win even though they use artificial intelligence like AI.
Moreover, if gamblers use AI and are detected, the casino will also provide sanctions commensurate with these actions and of course in the future the casinos will not remain silent and develop bots to detect fraudulent activities using AI carried out by gamblers.

But for some reason, until now I have never been able to believe in Al or bots that can help gamblers to win games in the casino.

Well, it could be that the casino can detect gamblers who use bots with the excuse of winning lots of gambling games so that the casino will block the gambler's account or even delete their account. But we don't know if the development of bots or AI that will be used by gamblers can also be detected by casinos or if it will take time for casinos to find them. But what is clear, the casino will always supervise all of its members and if they find a member using a bot or any type of AI that violates the rules, the casino will apply a penalty to the gambler.

Yes and in the end the person who has the most money is the winner because of course he can with his money modify his horse to look better so that it becomes expensive and wins against cheaper horses, but whatever it is a game that relies on AI is also not very fun because there is no the challenges in the game are carried out especially against AI and using AI technology.

Anyway whatever the OP said doesn't look that interesting discussing AI horses vs real horses too far to think the technology looks advanced for now but not sure that there will ever see this kind of game development taking place on a betting platform. because it clearly looks complicated and not fun, trust me it looks like crap

That's the point, casino developers together with owner already knew about this technology even there's potential that AI will be able to make a good analysis of the chance that developers will be able to counter that and make an adjustment to make sure that they will have the edge against the gamblers.

Expect that there's some that will make some decent benefits if they will quietly use it and not to be abused to avoid the house radar.

Just an opinion to me, as I speculate that there are some gamblers who are also good at trying to maximize the use of AI but also anticipate the secureness of the house.

It is a fact that when we see something that has to do with AI, it calls our attention to see what improvement it brings or what update can come, but for now things are not that advanced, I have always said that when it comes to AI, It needs a lot of development, you don't have to be dazzled by a little, until now I haven't seen real things being done, everything has been in a world of simulations, simulations that serve to give an idea of how we should do it in order to understand what is coming , sometimes they can be things that we do not expect, like they replace certain people in jobs, or that they do more advanced things, but when it comes to casinos, what one expects is to see who makes an AI that makes them earn a lot of money, Which is far from Happening.


According to you, I know that casinos have been making predictions regarding AI for a long time, the robots that they can implement from an account can be obvious, I'm sure they have already done a lot of tests to see if they can make some profit, It could be said that the development of AI is advancing much faster in other areas that have nothing to do with sports betting or casino games, although to be honest I would like that AI could be perfect enough for the medical cases, such as brain, hand, and spine surgeries, which are the most complicated.

In the case of casinos, I think that things could take much longer, there is no algorithm that is efficient against the gaming system, something is not clear, I think that it is not impossible for an AI to decipher it, but in my opinion it still they have a long way to go.

Because of the revenue generation motive of the casino, to make it more impossible for the players under whatever guise to defeat the casino and this is why most bots are detected long before their even think of winning a bet from the casino.

And I am sure that in the case of AI, it won't see any positive outcome in the long run since AI is already a well-known development and casinos know it's potential and strength so there will prepare for its possible usage in their casino.

Whatever happens, will influence the decisions in making regulations from regulators or authorities, and both casinos and gamblers must comply. It would be fine if a gambler aims to understand casino AI so he knows how it works and how to beat it even if it looks hard. At least he'll know how to stop in time and not lose too much money. But maybe most gamblers will be more curious about casino AI, especially if they lose a few rounds, and make them continue playing gambling to find out how to beat the casino AI.

And while some gamblers have been able to win against the casino using AI, there will surely be more gamblers who have lost, so the casino is still the winner. Maybe another day, it's us who lose, and someone else wins a lot of money from the casino, and that's what gambling is like. So with or without AI in the future, the winners will alternate, and we won't always be able to be winners.

But I'm still waiting for what kind of AI will be used by gamblers and casinos and what kind of fight between gambler AI and casino AI will be like. That will be interesting to look forward to, and in the meantime, we can continue gambling as usual.

It's okay if AI can only help us to take a little money from the casino. And as long as we are not greedy for more money, I think from that small amount, we can increase the balance in our gambling account up to the minimum limit set by the casino to withdraw the money. After all, by doing so, it can help us reduce the number of losses at gambling, and we may have more time to accumulate profit after profit until it's time to withdraw all the winning money.

And yes, AI will continue to be developed along with new technologies that will be developed as well. We may only be spectators of the use of AI, but we can also be users of AI. So we can only keep a limited amount of money to gamble because that's the most important of all.

I don't know how this makes sense. Being able to modify horses? I don't know what they are trying to do here. You invest in your horse to make it more capable of winning for ages and someone comes with a huge stack of money and upgrade their horse better than you and not to mention overnight. And he wins it all. And what if the platform has already programmed the AI in a way that winning is so tough? I don't know man, seems like a scam to me. The more you have, the more you will get. This is the vibe I am getting from this.

I know it sounds odd but that is just the way it is, AI algorithms are widely known and you can find them on most books about the topic or even the internet, and when you look at them at first they do not seem to do much, however by processing the data beforehand and then giving this data to the AI, the AI can develop models about almost any problem at hand, that being said there are different AI models as each one of them is better at solving a particular kind of problem.

Following that, Casino will continue making money from other gamblers who use their services if, in case, a lucky gambler wins. That's being setup when starting the system. Casino's house edge gave them the upper-hand, whatever happens that cut from each gambling activity of each gambler is an automatic money making system for every casino owners.

That money or earning is also the edge to use in creating counter system if ever there's emerging updates that they need, to make sure that they are still safe from any strategy that AI may give to every gambler.

Exactly the point,  the casinos are out for business so at that there will always have a mechanism in place to constantly put the casino at advantage against the player,  and if AI ever gets a hedge over the casino system,  there will surely ban any account that is associated with the usage of the AI.

So ultimately,  AI won't record any success against the casino and at that, we must build a conclusion around that reality

With the rapid advancement of AI, an amateur could have access to predictive models just as sophisticated as the casino's, if not more so. Now, what if the gambler isn't aiming to outwit the casino's AI but to understand it? As Sun Tzu said, "If you know the enemy and know yourself, you need not fear the result of a hundred battles." Therefore, the real intrigue lies not in the conflict, but in the evolution of the strategies employed. Moreover, let's not forget the importance of regulation in this impending era of "AI warfare." For every action, there's an equal and opposite reaction. As casinos refine their AI, authorities must simultaneously adapt their regulations to ensure fair play and protect the vulnerable.

I also think about what you said because casinos don't want their business to lose because of the wins of players who use AI. A casino can do a lot to keep winning, and we know that the casino will win. But maybe some gamblers have successfully used AI to beat the house edge but not many. But it's still the casino that will win because many gamblers will experience defeat in the long run.

That is a logical conclusion surely, the casino AI will win the battle since there is a house edge factor by their side. I doubt anyone can be smart enough to use AI for beating the house edge. Casino games have some variables that show when and how much players can win. These seeds are created in the perfect math formulas and no matter which tool the players use it is impossible to beat the house edge in the long run. Just my 2 cents.

And that means there will be competition between the AI of casinos and gamblers using it, so we will see which AI will win. But it looks like the AI of the casino will win because the casino will try to maintain its business well and anticipate losses. Again, the casino owns the business while the gambler is the player gambling in the casino business. And even if there are players who win, the winnings will not be as big as what the casino will get. It will become even more interesting when such an AI is launched and used by both casinos and players. Perhaps, in a few years, something big will happen in artificial intelligence.

Casino owners and developers also read and search online, right? So, the development of AI if being used against them, they are not going to be left behind and allow gamblers to just take advantage and sucked their money. They will use their money to develop protections that will prevent them from being taking advantage.

It's a game of system, and for sure casino owners will still make something good from the business. They've got the money to use
to make sure that they will be protected.

One user talked about this, and he said that if there is any AI built to cheat the system, then the casinos will also have their own AI to fight against the ones used by gamblers. It would be casino AI against gambler AI. Lol, I don't even see any of this happening, although sometimes what we think is impossible can still turn out to be possible. But if there is any possibility that there can be a gambling AI that usually makes more wins than humans do, then if the casino takes note of it, what they will do is just ban the use of AI in casinos because it violates betting rules.


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