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legendary
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guess who's back
February 22, 2019, 09:16:36 AM
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There is no 50:50 in gambling games because there is house edge, you cant compare it with real coin toss.


he is talking about chance ,you can set your chance to win to 50% and losing to 50% and  that would be a fifty fifty bet
difference is that the payout won't be 1:1 so it would be -EV

regarding HE it's of course better to choose low HE games , but at the end what's the point !! you will still lose even if you are playing 0.001% HE game
best thing is to learn poker if you have passion for gambling , and in case you don't have time to learn the game you can always search for good sportsbetting tipsters that were able to profit in the past and just follow what they play

other than that it makes no sense to play unless you are seeking fun
legendary
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February 22, 2019, 09:10:31 AM
#3
If you really want to play profitable gambling then yes play a skill base gambling because your winning rate will be determined on how well you play a card game, And another, in my opinion, I really think that Sports Betting can be profitable as well even though the risk is still there, The Odds of winning is high, Well if anyone doesn't have any potential in playing these games then I suggested to not play them if your mindset is all about profit, Because there are still chances of losing big, You should at least have a mindset of playing these games only for fun and that you are only killing time or for enjoyment nothing more than cashing out big money.
legendary
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February 22, 2019, 08:57:55 AM
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for example when the currency is tossed into the air you know in advance that the chances of winning or losing are completely fixed at 1:2 or 50%-50%.
the same rules have been applied to gambling games .

There is no 50:50 in gambling games because there is house edge, you cant compare it with real coin toss.

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bikarat 1.63%
game joe poker 2.5%

Never heard about these two games before, would you mind to explain more about the games?

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by taking the numbers and ratios mentioned above ,we recommend focusing on playing craps ,blackjack and then the game of parkras.
if you are interested in playing a profitable game.

Who are we referring to?

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if you are interested in playing a profitable game.

There is no profitable games for players, the edge is always on the casino/house side. You cant beat it, unless you are lucky enough to win big then run away.
If there is a profitable game for players, all players are rich already now.


Last but not least, move this topic to gambling discussion board. You put it in the wrong board. Thanks
member
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February 22, 2019, 07:40:54 AM
#1
it is very important that you take chances of winning and profit into consideration  once you decide to try your luck.
the other major factor that should be taken care of in the process of choosing the ideal casino in which you will play is the limit of the house .
for example when the currency is tossed into the air you know in advance that the chances of winning or losing are completely fixed at 1:2 or 50%-50%.
the same rules have been applied to gambling games .
in the online casino on the assumption that the roulette wheel has a 37_38 slot and that the standard playing standard for the card games package is 52 cards and that the dice has 6 faces .
in the case of US roulette the home limit is 5.6 which means that for every 100-unit  bet;5.6
blackjack is considered one of the best options ,offering the game with a home edge of only 0.80%.
the edge of the house in some other gambling games in the online casino sites:
baccarat1.17%
bikarat 1.63%
game joe poker 2.5%
by taking the numbers and ratios mentioned above ,we recommend focusing on playing craps ,blackjack and then the game of parkras.
if you are interested in playing a profitable game.

players who merge into the account of all options are quickly tired

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