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I did not believe in probability, I only believe in having fun in any I am doing, if I am thinking of gaming from anything, then gambling will be the last I can think about which I will not even still follow because I will not want to have bad mindset in anything I am doing, thinking of wining can make me to lose focus of the fun I want to have. Some people called gambling a game of chance but I see it as a way of entertaining myself, I do not consider any wining or loss.
Gambling is more than thinking about probability, the bettig companies make things in a way to favour them than to favour punters, that is why we should not see betting as a way of making money irrespective of the probabilities of wining of the odds chosen.
It is a game of chance even if you do play it to have fun. Ignoring that is irresponsible imo. You might gamble for fun but that can quickly turn into a addiction where you are losing hundreds if not thousands of dollars every time you decide to have fun. You should be aware that gambling is a game of chance and the odds are stacked against you because you might be having fun now but when you start to quickly lose all your money that quickly turns into no fun at all and then you try to gamble to break even. It is a bad cycle and the only loser will be you. I do not advise any one to take gambling as a way of fun they should be aware of the risks.
ALWAYS REMEMBER THAT PROBABILITY IS JUST A GUIDE THAT WILL INCREASE YOUR CHANCES OF WINNING. Its not a cheat-code that will guarantee your win every now and then.
I've seen people blaming probabilities, wether they put their trust and still lost, or lose all of their trust to probability just because that one game didn't play like what they want it to be.
Use probability wisely, and you will surely appreciate and honor its abilities.
Probabilities just indicate the likelihood of something happening but it cannot tell you what is going to happen next, probabilities can tell you that on average a coin will fall heads or tails 50% of the time over the long run, but it cannot tell you what is going to be the next result when you flip a coin, this is what confuses people about probabilities, and despite this it is a very important field as it can tell us with a high degree of accuracy whether we have any chance to make money at a casino over the long term, and most of the time the answer to that is negative.
It cannot tell you what it going to happen every time you place a bet but it will tell you what will eventually happen. If the house edge is 51% then you will lose out in the end if you keep playing for long enough. This is why casinos are happy to have a 51% house edge because it is guaranteed money for them in the long term.