Casinos even not a business form my viewpoint. All casino owners should be thrown into the jail. They are scammers, theft and robbers with licence. Can't agree more on your points. In my case, it is not the same scene used to. I ownd and lost huge amount money at very young age on business in sydney. There are so many traps if there is no industry master leading you. And it is super unfair for young people. Because old ones will 'compete' and beat up with their craftily skills or experience. In my opinion, gamble is super fair for anyone. Casinos with license tell people clearly how much house edge they charge. You win or lose, it is just your own game. I know my words may super contradictory here. But I really believe both of them for real. Maybe this is the only truth in our world. When you feel good today, there is must be a bad day. When you win, you must lose soon or later. If there is no sense on beautiful, ugly would not exist.
Not attempting to be critical because there's already a lot of that going on in this thread -- perhaps just an alternative view for you to consider: Would it be fair for you to claim someone's a thief if you voluntarily give them your own funds to play a game of chance with a mathematical and provable RTP that is known to the player placing the bet?
In simple words, gamble for living is my solo fighting in rest of life. Here is the plan, digging out any game has low house edge (maybe Live Baccarat current), 100$ balance, use $2 chip, win 2chips or lose 5chips in one shoe. Stop-win at 10-40 chips for the day. Stop-loss is 15 chips for the day. When profit goes to 3-4 times of the balance, double the value of chip once.
Your odds are better going all in at once and being done with it. Over many repeated attempts, ie gambling for a living, the law of averages would have you at a guaranteed loss over time given you flat bet on a game with a negative RTP (which is to say, any game you play outside of counting cards on BJ).