It is sad to say, but many people who become addicted to gambling end up blaming the casino for their losses, even accusing them of being a scam. In fact, I’ve even heard this from a friend after losing a huge amount, convinced that the results were manipulated. It is unfortunate, but this is what happens when we don’t fully understand our position as gamblers.
It’s sad indeed, many gamblers gamble and forget the fact that regardless of how good your prediction and analytical skills are, the house always has an edge over the gamblers and then they trust their judgments more and then when things don’t go as predicted, they blame the house for manipulating the outcome. There are so many factors that gamblers should at all time put into adequate consideration before stepping into the casino, and that is the fact that nothing is certain when it comes to gambling and when they fail to realize this, they get into one trouble or the other.
I used to say that gambling is more of a 50/50, 50 for the house and 50 for the gamblers, but then I realized later on that it’s not true, because if it was actually a 50/50, then the gamblers would be winning just as much as they’re losing, but we already know this isn’t the case and the worst part of it is that many gamblers do not realize this fact.
I would say that for gambling to be a profitable business in the long term for a casino or a bookie it is rather a 52/48 instead of a 50/50, in favor of the house, of course.
Even though I know of people who has lost important amounts of money to casinos and bookies, I am yet to see the first one with my very own eyes which blames it all to the casino and not to their bad luck.
Also, it is specially ironic if you consider most casinos and bookies explicitly say in their terms and conditions that our position as gamblers is supposed to see gambling as a form of entertainment and consider any deposit into the casino to be "lost" in the same instant we decide to put it there. The rules of the game are clear, the edge of the house is clear and there are even casinos which go further and even offer provably fair experiences to their customers/gamblers, but I guess it is inevitable someone eventually will continue to claim the casino is rigged, which is at the very least, unfortunate.