Having worked in a casino, my advice to anyone is leave your atm card in your room/car (bring your valid photo ID tho), take only cash you can afford to lose. Enjoy the drinks/atmosphere.
Zach - That is a great tip. I heard it before and when I traveled through the USA. Of course passed Las Vegas, took 100 dollars with me to play the slot machines. I lost everything but I didn't care and enjoyed my time in the casinos. Now I know what it is and don't need to go again.
skaruts well of course it won't stop someone from spending their own money if they have the drive to, it is only ment to be enough of a pause to hopefully have the person question if they really should bet again. Some people (like your friend) really do have a problem, most tho (I have talked with) swear by this tatic saving their financial situations.
Wow. This video was very informative. Whenever I happen to be at a casino, I spend my time just sitting and observing people and their interactions with the machine. It's a depressing place to be otherwise.
The best gambling strategy is: (1) Before you enter, decide how much money you are going to gamble with. (2) It needs to be an amount of money that you could lose without impacting your finances. (3) Stick to that amount of money. Do not gamble after all your money has been lost. If you happen to win something, great; if you don't... oh well... is over... leave the casino. Don't come back for at least a month.
Exactly. I once went with 400$ once was breaking even for about 30mins and the next 1hr 30mins I spent ate up like 340$. No matter which machine I touched it ate up like 20-30$ in like 5-10mins. I try another same thing happened. Guess it wasn't my night and felt like shit b/c it was very unfun to say I went through that much and hit nothing, but dog shit. Since then I haven't been gambling 1-2 and only took 100-200$ and nothing more. Somewhat breaking almost even or leaving with 20$ extra.
I don't drink and gambling is not an hobby of mine. I only went for for my birthday. And only gambled 3 times since. Haven't touched a machine for a year and half. lol
It is always interesting to hear what people will do to manipulate their fellow man for their own gain. From the alcohol industry to the tobacco industry to big pharma, if there’s a proclivity to addiction in any one of us, then there’s a chance for exploitation. If they know there’s a population susceptible to this kind of capitalization then the companies using calculating tactics are no different than a person robbing another at gunpoint. And all for what but money…?
I just lost 6300$ playing gambling games this last week on Party Poker. Everything I had, now I'm 400+ in debt after having 2700 in the bank before last Saturday. I have 600 still on the site I'm trying to win playing poker which is my usual game I actually make money in but it sure hooked me good to take everything I had... Have lost about 20 grand at least lifetime in casinos and I'm a poor guy... Always lost everything to lose everything I had in the bank and then put myself heavily in debt each time. The first time losing 11k and running up 8500 in credit card debt. I could go on. Just stay away from it!!!
I wholeheartedly agree with your comment, not the person who first replied to your comment. Sounds like they are either part of the problem of getting people hooked for profit or they are one of the ones who have been hooked & don't want to hear about it bc they are in complete denial that they have a problem but either way there is nothing remotely close to moral about what these casinos & gaming machine designers are doing, all for profit & greed. If there is a hell, they surely deserve to be there
I have a gambling problem. The problem is that I suck at gambling. I tried it a few times, some years ago, lost a little money, and just quit. On the other hand, I took all that money I might have spent gambling, invested that money through the years, and retired early, which was a gamble on whether I'd have a future or not. Fortunately, I won the gamble and am living a great life, steak and beer whenever I please, sorry casinos, I had other plans for my money and my life.
Very interesting. It was nice to listen to such an eloquent and well informed guest - the kind of professor any student would be really glad to learn from.
Casino is bullshit, I got the feeling the reason I hook in to gambling is I was bored and looking for excitement. Hell no I'll spend a dime on casinos!
Take money away from it what then same thing new day. Difference is comfort. You do the same thing at Walmart, gas stations. Oh look bonus on Oreos,there on sale.
@rob very true people loose everything including their own lives. People committed suicide and had heart attacks even inside the casinos!!! They don't stop and close up shop they quietly take the body away from the public and everything done behind closed doors!! STAY AWAY FROM CASINOS AND GAMBLING 📣Devils Den!
HELLO EVERYONE, I don't really don't want to do this anymore but at times I want to go. At times I'll STOP but then this thing comes over me even if I go by a casino I'll go in. I feel at times I do have a problem then I feel I don't. I try not to go and stay out and away but it's HARD AT TIMES NOW, I hear what she's saying but she's talking psychologically the mind and I guess that's where it starts.🙏🏾
No matter how lucky you are, if you're a regular gambler, you'll always lose. You could consider yourself a winner just by not gambling, cos you'll always be better off than a gambler who wins a big jackpot. Unless you gamble on the lottery and you win millions of bucks
Last year in June I started playing slots and won 40 handpay jackpots but still had more loss than win totals for the year. This year I've won 25 handpays so far, just in January, because I've started to figure out a strategy, but that strategy only gets you so far -- I still have more losses. TH-cam channels that show people winning a bunch of jackpots -- trust me, those people are losing more than they win. I think at this point my experiment with gambling is over.
I'm having a tough time winning. (I k, right?)...I have OCD very badly & I play & play...I win almost every time I play but I keeeeeep going & going & going...it amounts to a mental illness. I have stop, because I can't manage my winnings.
Follow basic rules. Nothing wrong to like playing slots, but take playing slots as a fun not a way to make money. Leave your cards at home or in the car. Make rule to play 2-3 hrs and then go. If you win any big money take a check not a cash and leave.
Depending on what games you're thinking about. If you're thinking of video-games with actual content, then most people are pulled into them for the same reason you're pulled into a movie for two hours: because you want to see what happens next, etc. (Obviously, the interactivity also plays a part in games. It can be quite challenging and satisfying.) If you're thinking of cow-clickers and such (angry birds, etc), then maybe you're into something. I've personally never thought enough about that to have something to say. However, keep in mind that people can get themselves addicted to just about anything. But people get addicted when they push themselves into something that distracts them from a problem they don't want to face, or when they want to fill a void inside them.
skaruts There are people who have played a video game for so long that they died. I would call that an addiction. With regular games you usually aren't doing some of the extreme behavior that gamblers do but gaming can be disruptive in your life.
Well there are people who died from just about anything... Like I said, people can get addicted to nearly everything. Even TV. But that happens when they already have their lives disrupted in some way. That's true for casino games as well. People push themselves into addictions. The question we should really be asking here is who is actually exploiting people's vulnerabilities to leach them out of their money? With video games it depends on the business model and the nature of the game. With the standard business model (where you pay a fixed sum and that's it) they aren't made to addict you, they just want you to buy them. They want to make the game captivating so that you enjoy and tell others about it, and possibly buy a sequel, but they don't get any richer from you playing it 24/7. And not only you didn't spend too much money, you'll probably also not feel like you just threw it in the gutter. Pay-to-win business models, on the other hand, are exploitative, and that makes many (if not most) browser games and such. One thing to note is that many of them are shallow games. Casino games are as shallow and generic as can be, they are repetitive and very quick to end, they don't present you with any challenges, and the decisive factor for whether you win or lose is luck (never merit). Whatever merit you have during a match is just a facade that gives you a false sense of satisfaction/accomplishment. In reality you might as well be betting on dice rolls, but you get fooled into thinking you aren't. On top of that there's all the points David and the lady in the video brought up. If we're trying to determine who is exploiting people, that's what we have to focus on. If we're trying to determine why people get addicted, then we have to look at their lives, not at their addictions (that doesn't exclude physically addicting drugs).
In some or many cases it may not be. Though some of the business models are quite propitious to cons. I think that would be a good thing to look deeper into.
Living in Vegas in the 80s I saw the change. My brother is "lucky." That, in his case is a real thing. We could go places and he would win much more than normal. They have changed payouts now and that, being lucky, is not possible for him now. A big change was "accumulator" machines. Instead of paying out coins after every roll the machine just accumulated the winnings. This increased the frequency or amount of play on a machine. The casino can also change the payout on a machine, looser or tighter. With mechanical machine this was a physical adjustment. Electronic machines can be done from a control room.
One thing that bothers me is folks who think slot machines are rigged. They aren't. Slot machines are one of the most heavily regulated industries that to rig it would be incredibly dumb by the casino. There source code is scrutinized by regulators They risk too much, they risk there business of millions of dollars being subject to multitude of fines and even closures. It is simply not financially worth it for a casino to rig machines. Instead they rely on mathematical odds. They know statistically they will in the end return a profit even though each pull is independent and random.
There's no way for you to prove it even if they are being rigged. They can adjust the machines using remote computers. Just because you think the risk is too detrimental, doesn't make it impossible or even unlikely. We can both agree that "we don't know" what's happening.
@@snwrist_3 A casino has too much to lose for very little gain. Okay, so they cheat and rig machines, and end up with 20% more profit. They went from $1.5 million a day in profit to $1.8 million a day. Alright so in the month they are up $9 million extra and then they are hit with a random audit. It looks like the machines aren't fair, the audits don't lie, so now the casino has to to take there $9 million and pay lawyers to defend themsevles in court, but again, the audits don't lie. Now after court fees there $9 million went to $7 million and they lost there license to operate, so now they are going to make nothing. Was the risk really worth it? It is actually financially in the casino's best interest to NOT rig the machines.
@@snwrist_3Yes they can be manipulated by remote computers but all updates to the machine MUST BE CONFIRMED ON THE MACHINE. So no, they don’t just change them all the time. They can updated just as any other machine.
Blah blah blah...sounds like you've fallen for the slot tech mumbo jumbo. It's pretty obvious to me that my local tribal casinos either 1) rig the return to player percentage, adjusting it tighter or looser, especially making it looser for holidays, or 2) control how much you can win over a course of time via the players card. We didn't just fall off the turnip truck -- it's pretty obvious the casinos are constantly manipulating what and when the machines pay out.
Do you know how many slot machines there are out there that are NOT in casinos but in gas stations & convenience stores where they are NOT regulated like they are in casinos & the owner of the store can set the percentage of winning or losing however they want
The problem with these people who write about how casinos prey on you psychologically with the casino environment is: they never give you info on what you really want to know -- do the casinos rig and manipulate the return to player percentage of the slot machines? do they alter them for different occasions like holidays or when they have big free play promotions? do the casinos control how much you can win through the players card? That's what is most important to know because that is at the heart of how they make money from the slots. Don't waste our time with the other aspects.
Like David said "The space in between the icons for the 3 reels".... Which is why I when I go gambling I never play them b/c after 3-5 spins and getting jack shit. Only then finally landing on icons that match, but find out one of them is not fully aligned and screw you out of winning anything at all even more. Even in the event of when I do go in a very rare blue moon. I only be there for 2-3hrs and feel like I been there all day. Also when she talks about winning with the sounds when in fact you don't win shit. I fell for it as well thinking I hit something only to see I only got like .60c of my dollar. They either don't hit or they hit, win, and gain, eats it and repeats or they nickle n dime you give you a bit back then trickle down effect nickle n dime you that little gain. I use to work at a casino and when they renovated they made the carpets there curved as well.
Slot machines have a volume control, but the default is the loudest -- some people will turn the volume down, but many don't. The decibel level gets so loud that you can't think straight or concentrate on if you want to continue spinning or not.
They don't mention this, but some digital slot machines actually create a "virtual" game of bingo and somehow the reels, and how they look, determine what you see on the screen. It's really weird, but this is how they operate in order to work around legislation regarding "Native American casinos" needing to meet certain regulations and requirements.
Some interesting parallels can be made to modern computergames and how they introduces the same tactics. As well as mobile apps. I'm going to buy her book, sounds really interesting.
CubeRepublic I'm not knowledgeable of Coldplay music and video games. Though I just did a quick "drive by" in TH-cam of Coldplay music group (about 4 songs), they do use other tonalities other than C Major. But it is a well known fact that musical harmonic structure affects overall peoples' mood.
My girlfriend of over 14 years is addicted to slot machines, it of course has caused issues with us at times. In California we only have Indian Casinos and the local smaller ones in our county do help the community, especially when we go through a wildfires. But the bigger one next county over that is co-owned by a Vegas casino and they don't care about the person, just their money. It is not uncommon for my girlfriend to spend 6 to 12 hours there and maybe only playing a couple slots. She gets stuck, she will keep looking up at the progressive amounts on her slot convinced it's going to drop. There is no reasoning with her, she turns into a completely different person. And 9 times out of 10 she walks out at 4am broke because she will play $2000 that she won down to nothing because she is convinced something else will hit.
Gaming machines are hypnotic devices. The zone is a hypnotic trance. She seems like a different person because she is in trance. The trance runs in the background when she is away from the machines and brings her back to the machines. She will continue to behave as she is until the trance is terminated.
@@FalkinerTim Makes total sense. I always tell her that once she walks through those doors and into the belly of the beast anything she said before does not matter. She lost her mom about 25 years ago to suicide and her 28 year old son in January 2020 to a drug overdose and she has made promises on both of them inside the casino and of course broke that promise. She will say "one more", one more $100 bill, one more time to the ATM, or a "couple more" either a couple more $100's or $20's, or a couple more spins. She blew probably between $2000-$3000 a couple Sunday's ago trying to win $1968 on the damn Willie Nelson slot that's $9 a spin. Normally she plays ones that are $5 a spin. Yes she wins, but I've told her winning only matters when you walk out with it. She could have over $1500 at 3am and will walk out with nothing. The only time she ever really walks out with anything is if she gets a hand pay... if it's on the slot it's going to stay in the slot. Although before and during part of the pandemic she would get $500 twice a week in freeplay. Then she caught Covid at the casino and was so sick that she was hospitalized, she almost died. She eventually became a Covid Long Hauler, which meant it went from a virus to an autoimmune issue and she was very sick for over 2 months. She still has lingering symptoms to this day. But because she wasn't spending her usual amount of time there (someone else did her freeplay) the amount she gets went down to $200 twice a week. She is mad...but she still goes.
She will play Dragon Link sometimes, but her favorites at her favorite casino are the $1 Patriot, or Double Money, or Wild Wild 7's. I think they're made by Multimedia Games, they are a 3 reel 5 line slot. Then she plays some kind of diamond 7's too. But she will sit at a slot for hours...and I mean hours. She likes the ones with a progressive she can win that don't have a bonus. She is kind of old school like that.
@@NoPitBullLeftBehind If the machines are using reel starving or reel mapping they give the appearance of prospectively paying out about $17 million per year - which, I hasten to add, they do not.
Come'on the only reason why slots exists is to take a percentage off players and have just a few lucky ones who happen to hit a jackpot or handpay. The rest are just losing money on occasion. Even i as a high limit slots player can tell these stupid machines are programmed in such a matter that it's impossible to win 'big'. It's all programmed in favour of the casino. Not you.
KronosSlots: Yes. I believe that all of the money in-play at a casino (the 'push' or 'handle' as I have come to term it) is subsidizing those winners one sees waiting for a hand pay at a machine which is ringing, flashing and attracting a lot of attention. In the high roller room at one casino on New Year's Eve over 14 years ago the din of machines paying jackpots was almost deafening. The room was packed and it seemed that everyone was either getting their hand pay or waiting for one to be paid. This was at the newest casino in Atlantic City, New Jersey, The Borgata, on December 31st 2003. The entire casino was packed and the money was in-motion. My sweetheart and I came down to the casino to enjoy, primarily, their renowned buffet which had a special menu for the occasion. We played slots in the high roller room and a lady sitting on the opposite side of the bank of machines where we were seated had a big hit for $64k. My girlfriend was a combination of glum and excited. She said something about the machine to the effect that "We want to go up!"; just like that we hit for $8k and my sweetie was very excited then.
Playing high limits you will more often get handpays, but you're still putting more money in. In the past 7 months I've won 65 handpays, but I still have more losses.
There aren't any more slot machines left. They are all video games. You can't win consistently anymore, unlike the 3-reel machines. From 1998-2007 I made a lot of money on certain 3-reel slots which gave me an advantage. Now all the casinos have removed those machines because of few thousand people were actually making money. Yea, I was addicted because I could actually come out ahead. Way ahead!
I know it’s five years… but still, when I started going to Vegas around the end of that period I had one three reel cigar machine I always played. It payed out all of the time and by the time I was done there would always be 2-3 people waiting for their turn XD
Well, since you've been living under a rock, most TH-cam channels don't have any control over which adds play before their content. Which ad is played is determined by TH-cam's algorithm; not the David Pakman Show.
xxWayoftheSunxx the algorithm is heavily correlated with the viewer's age and habits (yeah google and TH-cam are watching you that closely) search in TH-cam: CGP grey for more info.
And he isn't accusing pakman of playing the ads...hes just saying it's annoying in general, so if anything you should consider it directed at TH-cam itself
Amazing research always funny to see how psychology and technology can be used to circumvent rational thinking. It just seems that we don't emotionally notice the most obvious frauds.
Gambling games are the most idiotic frauds that still work. If you go to Las Vegas, you go for the show, not to actually get involved in the stupid practices.
Last time i went to the Casino was back in December 2016. I walked in with 3 bucks, stayed there for 3 hours and walked away of $1500 bucks. Never Returned to the Casino since :)
When you use the psychology of addiction for the purpose of facilitating that addiction in order to profit off of that addiction & then deny any responsibility or accountability for the ruin of lives, families & the suicides that result from that addiction, you are the truest form of evil. How the hell do these people sleep at night?
I'd love to know if she has also studied poker and such. I've been thinking about it for quite a few years and it seems to me that even those games were made to be simple and mindlessly addicting (by the greedy, for the greedy). It's not by random chance that they're still so popular after so much time. The key thing about them - that no one seems to really think about - is that the decisive factor for winning or losing is still pure luck. Whatever merit one has during a match is ultimately just a facade to reward you with a certain, yet false, sense of accomplishment/achievement. However, in reality, you might as well be betting on dice rolls... Minesweeper is a comprehensive example of this. You only win if you were lucky enough to not click a bomb at the very start, and at every time all the numbers happened to become ambiguous. Doesn't matter how good you are with the numbers, you only progress if you're lucky. Solitary and Majong are also good examples of it, but in those cases, your game can even be lost from the very beginning and you're just wasting your time until you find out. I reject games where luck is what decides whether I win or lose. *Especially if real money is involved*. On a related note, no one plays those casino games because they like them. They are too shallow and generic to be satisfying enough to actually enjoy. Just like tic-tac-toe and other games that no one plays, at most you get a false sense of satisfaction (the one you always get for simply being competent at something). If money wasn't involved, hardly anyone would be playing poker, blackjack, etc. I've never heard of anyone who plays poker with beans, and poker is used as a handy excuse for sex games only because everyone has a deck of cards lying around at home.
Yes, I've played poker. More times that I care to remember, really. Some of my friends work at a casino's poker tables and they also play in poker championships... As for the game being won by luck or merit, correct me if I'm wrong, but no matter how well you're playing it, if the cards that come out don't favor victory, you don't win.
I didn't say I reject games where luck is involved, I said I reject games where luck is the decisive factor. Monopoly, for example, is not one such game. Dungeons and Drangons is even further away, as well as many video games.
His success by itself doesn't mean it's skill, since luck is also something that can happen many times in a row. Also keep in mind that winning by bluffing can happen in poker. The question is what exactly does he do that the others don't, that may give him an edge?
You can get good at anything. Those mind games are not a property of the poker game, though. The rules allow for them (I wonder why), but those mind games will exist in any game that is based on luck and which allows players to cower away from a round. If players are allowed to run away from unpredictable bets, then it is to be expected that players will want to scared off their adversaries by bluffing. That just seems like wiesel tactics to me, really. It's not really a matter of whether I like it or not, it's just what it looks like. In a game that's based on merit, players don't even have a reason to cower away. They can always just keep avoiding making mistakes, which serves as a learning experience, at the very least, and at most concede defeat for matters of convenience, in cases where defeat has already become the only possible outcome and the rest of the game is just a waste of time.
Almost everything in life has a form of addiction to it . The main point is it enjoyable or not , and do you use some rules , many casinos try to please the customer ok, what industry does not. Go for the Royal Flush, 😁😀
SideWayz Moose Actually there's no evidence to support that counting cards helps your odds significantly. Poker is the only game not played against the house, i.e. the casino doesn't want you to lose like they do with every other game.
Reilly Markowitz - Card counting in blackjack, even basic high/low level one counts can increase your odds over the casino while also playing a perfect game, but the odds go from about +1.5% to about minus 1.5% but this really means you need to be playing for a long time. But card counting is becoming a useless skill with the introduction of auto- shufflers. In regards to poker -- No you not playing against the house but the house are still removing money from every pot if you are playing cash and entry fees and money of the prize pool in tournaments. all these things need to be taken into account when choosing what game to play.
Right, I understand the concept of rake. I winning poker player needs to beat the other players as well as the rake. You're still more likely to do that than win at blackjack.
The modern Casino design is not working out... 80% of the people that go to Las Vegas don't Gamble! The distraction level is way too high... they've turned casinos into a carnival atmosphere.... every time a player wins $0.05 they've think they won the jackpot... and they scream about it!
Kids, don't gamble on the Strip in Vegas. YOU WILL LOSE. Go to the Gold Spike or another old casino They fixed up the Golden Nugget. So, IDK if you can win any money there, anymore. Try Sam's Town or a local casino like Red Rock. Don't ever drop your money on the strip.
I've only been to Sam's Town once. East LV is kind of sketch. The Killers joked that they named their album after Sam's Town so they could get a lifetime free buffet pass. :) Do you live in NV? It was so strange moving to LV. My eyes CRAVED green. I'm from the Midwest and I'm used to humidity and grass. Have you ever been to Jean, NV? :)
OK. I'll take that as a maybe. Haha :) I was home invaded when I lived in Summerlin, and I wanted to get out of Vegas. So, I stayed and the Gold Rush for a week. Most eccentric casino ever. It has a huge statue of Paul Bunyon.It's a REALLY old casino, and I STILL didn't win any money. Vegas gets old fast. :/
Do you live in Reno? I've never been. My friend asked me if I wanted to go with her to Reno, and.. nah... However, I did stay in Jean, NV for a week. / Vegas is crazy. I should have gone to Reno...
Yup. Well, I made my own family there but then my girl. my best friend , broke my heart, and it just got too hard to be there. I would wake and start crying. Vegas is a strange place to live if you aren't from there. There isn't a big sense of community like there is in Chicago. My ex-BF was a Sommelier at a club I worked at. He FINALLY passed the master sommelier test and he's an ambassador for Krug. He's got a new GF/Wife/ whatev. She's Asian. Ian Cauble. He was in a doc about Sommelier .IDK. Whatever...Oh, it got up to 111 degrees when I lived there. A long top would become a dress because the heat was so brutal
You know what? She's not really not even that pretty or Intelligent. He likes her because she's submissive. Ian cares about Ian. She's just along for the ride.
Well what does this woman know about gambling!? In the side bar there is some dude claiming "how to win at slotmachines everytime!!!" thats the way to the big money, cant be wasting my time listening to her mumbo jumbo XD
You can never win at slot machines every time...at best you go up and down...and at best you learn how not to lose as much, but you will always still lose more than you win.
im pretty sure you are wrong about that cause you see gambling and slot machines are philanthropic inventions to make people rich and happy :D@@Werewolf0216
Best strategy to win = do not enter a casino
+ use that money to buy BTC
@@johnv.6191 future u is proud
Having worked in a casino, my advice to anyone is leave your atm card in your room/car (bring your valid photo ID tho), take only cash you can afford to lose. Enjoy the drinks/atmosphere.
Zach - That is a great tip. I heard it before and when I traveled through the USA. Of course passed Las Vegas, took 100 dollars with me to play the slot machines. I lost everything but I didn't care and enjoyed my time in the casinos. Now I know what it is and don't need to go again.
I had a friend who did that and it didn't work. He would just go all he way back to get it so he could keep spending more cash.
skaruts well of course it won't stop someone from spending their own money if they have the drive to, it is only ment to be enough of a pause to hopefully have the person question if they really should bet again. Some people (like your friend) really do have a problem, most tho (I have talked with) swear by this tatic saving their financial situations.
Multiscan0001 ya that was similar to my betting experience. :)
What?! Casinos are not lead by rich philanthropes that love to share their wealth with others? ^_^
Wow. This video was very informative. Whenever I happen to be at a casino, I spend my time just sitting and observing people and their interactions with the machine. It's a depressing place to be otherwise.
The best gambling strategy is: (1) Before you enter, decide how much money you are going to gamble with. (2) It needs to be an amount of money that you could lose without impacting your finances. (3) Stick to that amount of money. Do not gamble after all your money has been lost. If you happen to win something, great; if you don't... oh well... is over... leave the casino. Don't come back for at least a month.
Exactly. I once went with 400$ once was breaking even for about 30mins and the next 1hr 30mins I spent ate up like 340$. No matter which machine I touched it ate up like 20-30$ in like 5-10mins. I try another same thing happened. Guess it wasn't my night and felt like shit b/c it was very unfun to say I went through that much and hit nothing, but dog shit. Since then I haven't been gambling 1-2 and only took 100-200$ and nothing more. Somewhat breaking almost even or leaving with 20$ extra.
jiafjioawefjio3f9034 You forgot "don't get drunk" 😨
The best gambling strategy is: (1) Don't gamble. (2) Find a more fulfilling and less costly hobby.
I don't drink and gambling is not an hobby of mine. I only went for for my birthday. And only gambled 3 times since. Haven't touched a machine for a year and half. lol
I've never been to vegas only local ones in my state of wisconsin. If I ever went to vegas would be just to visit and take in the sights.
It is always interesting to hear what people will do to manipulate their fellow man for their own gain. From the alcohol industry to the tobacco industry to big pharma, if there’s a proclivity to addiction in any one of us, then there’s a chance for exploitation. If they know there’s a population susceptible to this kind of capitalization then the companies using calculating tactics are no different than a person robbing another at gunpoint. And all for what but money…?
I just lost 6300$ playing gambling games this last week on Party Poker. Everything I had, now I'm 400+ in debt after having 2700 in the bank before last Saturday. I have 600 still on the site I'm trying to win playing poker which is my usual game I actually make money in but it sure hooked me good to take everything I had... Have lost about 20 grand at least lifetime in casinos and I'm a poor guy... Always lost everything to lose everything I had in the bank and then put myself heavily in debt each time. The first time losing 11k and running up 8500 in credit card debt. I could go on. Just stay away from it!!!
Nobody held a gun to their heads
Slots Should be made illegal it’s a complete con and scam. It’s sickening
Stop trying to impose your so called moral superiority
I wholeheartedly agree with your comment, not the person who first replied to your comment. Sounds like they are either part of the problem of getting people hooked for profit or they are one of the ones who have been hooked & don't want to hear about it bc they are in complete denial that they have a problem but either way there is nothing remotely close to moral about what these casinos & gaming machine designers are doing, all for profit & greed. If there is a hell, they surely deserve to be there
I have a gambling problem. The problem is that I suck at gambling. I tried it a few times, some years ago, lost a little money, and just quit. On the other hand, I took all that money I might have spent gambling, invested that money through the years, and retired early, which was a gamble on whether I'd have a future or not. Fortunately, I won the gamble and am living a great life, steak and beer whenever I please, sorry casinos, I had other plans for my money and my life.
The lights in the machines pulse at a rate similar to that of the human heart at rest, & the music is so soothing as to be hypnotic.
WWZenaDo: Good catch.
True I hear it more so on some games. One game when you press the bet it's exactly like a calm exhale. Even like laughing gas sound at dentist
Very interesting. It was nice to listen to such an eloquent and well informed guest - the kind of professor any student would be really glad to learn from.
Under the video there's an ad for a mobile game called Jackpot Party Casino lol
Watching this from the casino
KA-CHIIIING!
Casino is bullshit, I got the feeling the reason I hook in to gambling is I was bored and looking for excitement. Hell no I'll spend a dime on casinos!
Always thought slots machines looked like rows of tombstones...
Take money away from it what then same thing new day. Difference is comfort. You do the same thing at Walmart, gas stations. Oh look bonus on Oreos,there on sale.
@rob very true people loose everything including their own lives. People committed suicide and had heart attacks even inside the casinos!!! They don't stop and close up shop they quietly take the body away from the public and everything done behind closed doors!! STAY AWAY FROM CASINOS AND GAMBLING 📣Devils Den!
No problem. I"m boycotting casinos too.
I have a signed copy of Natasha's book "Addiction By Design." I would highly recommend her book to others. Thank you for posting this video!👍😀
Tips for a good interview: put your phone right next to the microphone and refuse to mute it no matter how many times it chimes.
HELLO EVERYONE, I don't really don't want to do this anymore but at times I want to go. At times I'll STOP but then this thing comes over me even if I go by a casino I'll go in. I feel at times I do have a problem then I feel I don't. I try not to go and stay out and away but it's HARD AT TIMES
NOW, I hear what she's saying but she's talking psychologically the mind and I guess that's where it starts.🙏🏾
No matter how lucky you are, if you're a regular gambler, you'll always lose. You could consider yourself a winner just by not gambling, cos you'll always be better off than a gambler who wins a big jackpot. Unless you gamble on the lottery and you win millions of bucks
Last year in June I started playing slots and won 40 handpay jackpots but still had more loss than win totals for the year. This year I've won 25 handpays so far, just in January, because I've started to figure out a strategy, but that strategy only gets you so far -- I still have more losses. TH-cam channels that show people winning a bunch of jackpots -- trust me, those people are losing more than they win. I think at this point my experiment with gambling is over.
Got here because of your extended length feature on Dr. Phil.
Nice job, David. 👍
I'm having a tough time winning. (I k, right?)...I have OCD very badly & I play & play...I win almost every time I play but I keeeeeep going & going & going...it amounts to a mental illness. I have stop, because I can't manage my winnings.
Mavis Twice same and I never withdraw the money
@@aestheticsbyjasmine940 It's a trance! Hard to think logically when you're in the zone.
Follow basic rules. Nothing wrong to like playing slots, but take playing slots as a fun not a way to make money. Leave your cards at home or in the car. Make rule to play 2-3 hrs and then go. If you win any big money take a check not a cash and leave.
I think you would also have to add in game addiction. Regular, non gambling addiction to electronic games. This opens up people under ten even.
Depending on what games you're thinking about. If you're thinking of video-games with actual content, then most people are pulled into them for the same reason you're pulled into a movie for two hours: because you want to see what happens next, etc. (Obviously, the interactivity also plays a part in games. It can be quite challenging and satisfying.)
If you're thinking of cow-clickers and such (angry birds, etc), then maybe you're into something. I've personally never thought enough about that to have something to say.
However, keep in mind that people can get themselves addicted to just about anything. But people get addicted when they push themselves into something that distracts them from a problem they don't want to face, or when they want to fill a void inside them.
skaruts There are people who have played a video game for so long that they died. I would call that an addiction. With regular games you usually aren't doing some of the extreme behavior that gamblers do but gaming can be disruptive in your life.
Well there are people who died from just about anything... Like I said, people can get addicted to nearly everything. Even TV. But that happens when they already have their lives disrupted in some way. That's true for casino games as well. People push themselves into addictions.
The question we should really be asking here is who is actually exploiting people's vulnerabilities to leach them out of their money?
With video games it depends on the business model and the nature of the game. With the standard business model (where you pay a fixed sum and that's it) they aren't made to addict you, they just want you to buy them. They want to make the game captivating so that you enjoy and tell others about it, and possibly buy a sequel, but they don't get any richer from you playing it 24/7. And not only you didn't spend too much money, you'll probably also not feel like you just threw it in the gutter.
Pay-to-win business models, on the other hand, are exploitative, and that makes many (if not most) browser games and such. One thing to note is that many of them are shallow games.
Casino games are as shallow and generic as can be, they are repetitive and very quick to end, they don't present you with any challenges, and the decisive factor for whether you win or lose is luck (never merit). Whatever merit you have during a match is just a facade that gives you a false sense of satisfaction/accomplishment. In reality you might as well be betting on dice rolls, but you get fooled into thinking you aren't. On top of that there's all the points David and the lady in the video brought up.
If we're trying to determine who is exploiting people, that's what we have to focus on. If we're trying to determine why people get addicted, then we have to look at their lives, not at their addictions (that doesn't exclude physically addicting drugs).
skaruts There is a difference. Casinos design and profit from addiction video games while having some of the same features are not deliberate.
In some or many cases it may not be. Though some of the business models are quite propitious to cons. I think that would be a good thing to look deeper into.
Living in Vegas in the 80s I saw the change. My brother is "lucky." That, in his case is a real thing. We could go places and he would win much more than normal. They have changed payouts now and that, being lucky, is not possible for him now. A big change was "accumulator" machines. Instead of paying out coins after every roll the machine just accumulated the winnings. This increased the frequency or amount of play on a machine. The casino can also change the payout on a machine, looser or tighter. With mechanical machine this was a physical adjustment. Electronic machines can be done from a control room.
Waiting for this to transition into comparison with stock markets...
One thing that bothers me is folks who think slot machines are rigged. They aren't. Slot machines are one of the most heavily regulated industries that to rig it would be incredibly dumb by the casino. There source code is scrutinized by regulators They risk too much, they risk there business of millions of dollars being subject to multitude of fines and even closures. It is simply not financially worth it for a casino to rig machines. Instead they rely on mathematical odds. They know statistically they will in the end return a profit even though each pull is independent and random.
There's no way for you to prove it even if they are being rigged. They can adjust the machines using remote computers. Just because you think the risk is too detrimental, doesn't make it impossible or even unlikely. We can both agree that "we don't know" what's happening.
@@snwrist_3 A casino has too much to lose for very little gain. Okay, so they cheat and rig machines, and end up with 20% more profit. They went from $1.5 million a day in profit to $1.8 million a day. Alright so in the month they are up $9 million extra and then they are hit with a random audit. It looks like the machines aren't fair, the audits don't lie, so now the casino has to to take there $9 million and pay lawyers to defend themsevles in court, but again, the audits don't lie. Now after court fees there $9 million went to $7 million and they lost there license to operate, so now they are going to make nothing. Was the risk really worth it? It is actually financially in the casino's best interest to NOT rig the machines.
@@snwrist_3Yes they can be manipulated by remote computers but all updates to the machine MUST BE CONFIRMED ON THE MACHINE. So no, they don’t just change them all the time. They can updated just as any other machine.
Blah blah blah...sounds like you've fallen for the slot tech mumbo jumbo. It's pretty obvious to me that my local tribal casinos either 1) rig the return to player percentage, adjusting it tighter or looser, especially making it looser for holidays, or 2) control how much you can win over a course of time via the players card. We didn't just fall off the turnip truck -- it's pretty obvious the casinos are constantly manipulating what and when the machines pay out.
Do you know how many slot machines there are out there that are NOT in casinos but in gas stations & convenience stores where they are NOT regulated like they are in casinos & the owner of the store can set the percentage of winning or losing however they want
I have never been in a casino and never hope to enter one. Hand and Foot, a type of Canasta, is exciting enough for me.
In europe there is GOVERNMENT AND PRIVATE programs to treat addicted players
The problem with these people who write about how casinos prey on you psychologically with the casino environment is: they never give you info on what you really want to know -- do the casinos rig and manipulate the return to player percentage of the slot machines? do they alter them for different occasions like holidays or when they have big free play promotions? do the casinos control how much you can win through the players card? That's what is most important to know because that is at the heart of how they make money from the slots. Don't waste our time with the other aspects.
Like David said "The space in between the icons for the 3 reels".... Which is why I when I go gambling I never play them b/c after 3-5 spins and getting jack shit. Only then finally landing on icons that match, but find out one of them is not fully aligned and screw you out of winning anything at all even more. Even in the event of when I do go in a very rare blue moon. I only be there for 2-3hrs and feel like I been there all day.
Also when she talks about winning with the sounds when in fact you don't win shit. I fell for it as well thinking I hit something only to see I only got like .60c of my dollar.
They either don't hit or they hit, win, and gain, eats it and repeats or they nickle n dime you give you a bit back then trickle down effect nickle n dime you that little gain.
I use to work at a casino and when they renovated they made the carpets there curved as well.
Slot machines have a volume control, but the default is the loudest -- some people will turn the volume down, but many don't. The decibel level gets so loud that you can't think straight or concentrate on if you want to continue spinning or not.
I got a casino ad on this video hahaha
KobesMind me too!
He's broadcasting from a casino 🤣😂🤣🤣🤣
Got a car accident lawyer ad
there was a casino ad pop up just before i watched this video ! amazing
David I am proud to know you. I admire you. You are an extremely important aspect of the future, truth, progress. Thank you.
You're great📷
They don't mention this, but some digital slot machines actually create a "virtual" game of bingo and somehow the reels, and how they look, determine what you see on the screen. It's really weird, but this is how they operate in order to work around legislation regarding "Native American casinos" needing to meet certain regulations and requirements.
Great episode David
Thanks
Some interesting parallels can be made to modern computergames and how they introduces the same tactics. As well as mobile apps. I'm going to buy her book, sounds really interesting.
Got an ad for a slots mobile game before this video lol the irony is delicious
"Theres no clocks on the wall"
there is at my casino
people have phones
Just poke your eyes out so you don't know where the casino is. Hope this help.
Turn on an addiction video for slots abd casinos and whats the add that comes up first .. thats it in gettin my players card
Why can't people being interviewed turn off their dings and notifications. So unprofessional.
Casino harmony sound of never-ending C Major chord of the slot machines. Physiologically and psychologically C Major design to "forever happiness".
DashaAZ vln is that Coldplay music too?
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I'm not knowledgeable of Coldplay music and video games. Though I just did a quick "drive by" in TH-cam of Coldplay music group (about 4 songs), they do use other tonalities other than C Major.
But it is a well known fact that musical harmonic structure affects overall peoples' mood.
My girlfriend of over 14 years is addicted to slot machines, it of course has caused issues with us at times. In California we only have Indian Casinos and the local smaller ones in our county do help the community, especially when we go through a wildfires. But the bigger one next county over that is co-owned by a Vegas casino and they don't care about the person, just their money. It is not uncommon for my girlfriend to spend 6 to 12 hours there and maybe only playing a couple slots. She gets stuck, she will keep looking up at the progressive amounts on her slot convinced it's going to drop. There is no reasoning with her, she turns into a completely different person. And 9 times out of 10 she walks out at 4am broke because she will play $2000 that she won down to nothing because she is convinced something else will hit.
Gaming machines are hypnotic devices. The zone is a hypnotic trance. She seems like a different person because she is in trance. The trance runs in the background when she is away from the machines and brings her back to the machines. She will continue to behave as she is until the trance is terminated.
@@FalkinerTim Makes total sense. I always tell her that once she walks through those doors and into the belly of the beast anything she said before does not matter. She lost her mom about 25 years ago to suicide and her 28 year old son in January 2020 to a drug overdose and she has made promises on both of them inside the casino and of course broke that promise. She will say "one more", one more $100 bill, one more time to the ATM, or a "couple more" either a couple more $100's or $20's, or a couple more spins. She blew probably between $2000-$3000 a couple Sunday's ago trying to win $1968 on the damn Willie Nelson slot that's $9 a spin. Normally she plays ones that are $5 a spin. Yes she wins, but I've told her winning only matters when you walk out with it. She could have over $1500 at 3am and will walk out with nothing. The only time she ever really walks out with anything is if she gets a hand pay... if it's on the slot it's going to stay in the slot. Although before and during part of the pandemic she would get $500 twice a week in freeplay. Then she caught Covid at the casino and was so sick that she was hospitalized, she almost died. She eventually became a Covid Long Hauler, which meant it went from a virus to an autoimmune issue and she was very sick for over 2 months. She still has lingering symptoms to this day. But because she wasn't spending her usual amount of time there (someone else did her freeplay) the amount she gets went down to $200 twice a week. She is mad...but she still goes.
@@NoPitBullLeftBehind Does she play a particular themed machine? Dolphin Treasure? Sweet Hearts II?
She will play Dragon Link sometimes, but her favorites at her favorite casino are the $1 Patriot, or Double Money, or Wild Wild 7's. I think they're made by Multimedia Games, they are a 3 reel 5 line slot. Then she plays some kind of diamond 7's too. But she will sit at a slot for hours...and I mean hours. She likes the ones with a progressive she can win that don't have a bonus. She is kind of old school like that.
@@NoPitBullLeftBehind If the machines are using reel starving or reel mapping they give the appearance of prospectively paying out about $17 million per year - which, I hasten to add, they do not.
Come'on the only reason why slots exists is to take a percentage off players and have just a few lucky ones who happen to hit a jackpot or handpay. The rest are just losing money on occasion. Even i as a high limit slots player can tell these stupid machines are programmed in such a matter that it's impossible to win 'big'. It's all programmed in favour of the casino. Not you.
KronosSlots: Yes. I believe that all of the money in-play at a casino (the 'push' or 'handle' as I have come to term it) is subsidizing those winners one sees waiting for a hand pay at a machine which is ringing, flashing and attracting a lot of attention. In the high roller room at one casino on New Year's Eve over 14 years ago the din of machines paying jackpots was almost deafening. The room was packed and it seemed that everyone was either getting their hand pay or waiting for one to be paid.
This was at the newest casino in Atlantic City, New Jersey, The Borgata, on December 31st 2003. The entire casino was packed and the money was in-motion. My sweetheart and I came down to the casino to enjoy, primarily, their renowned buffet which had a special menu for the occasion. We played slots in the high roller room and a lady sitting on the opposite side of the bank of machines where we were seated had a big hit for $64k. My girlfriend was a combination of glum and excited. She said something about the machine to the effect that "We want to go up!"; just like that we hit for $8k and my sweetie was very excited then.
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Playing high limits you will more often get handpays, but you're still putting more money in. In the past 7 months I've won 65 handpays, but I still have more losses.
Ah, casinos and slot machines, the precursors to online gambling and freemium gaming
There aren't any more slot machines left. They are all video games. You can't win consistently anymore, unlike the 3-reel machines. From 1998-2007 I made a lot of money on certain 3-reel slots which gave me an advantage. Now all the casinos have removed those machines because of few thousand people were actually making money. Yea, I was addicted because I could actually come out ahead. Way ahead!
I know it’s five years… but still, when I started going to Vegas around the end of that period I had one three reel cigar machine I always played. It payed out all of the time and by the time I was done there would always be 2-3 people waiting for their turn XD
when I turned 21 and went to the casino...I tried out slots and it's the most boring thing I've ever played... ONWARDS TO THE ROULETTE TABLE!
Casinos are a magnificent spectacle.
Cool segment, David.
Thank you was a very informative video crazy how much science and thought goes into even the small details of a casino to take peoples money
I miss this kind of news content.
As her phone makes the loudest noise "deci-bels"
Why are five minute long dennis pragerU commercials the main ones coning up on independent news? Really annoying
Well, since you've been living under a rock, most TH-cam channels don't have any control over which adds play before their content. Which ad is played is determined by TH-cam's algorithm; not the David Pakman Show.
xxWayoftheSunxx the algorithm is heavily correlated with the viewer's age and habits (yeah google and TH-cam are watching you that closely) search in TH-cam: CGP grey for more info.
And he isn't accusing pakman of playing the ads...hes just saying it's annoying in general, so if anything you should consider it directed at TH-cam itself
Gee I was looking around my apartment for the source of the noise...
I saw an ad for a slot machine app just before this video.
Very interesting and informative interview, thanks
Trump needs to take a page out of this book and learn how to win when opening a casino.
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Good one!!!!
I've yet to hear anyone explain the ultimate effect between man and machine that is applicable in understanding this phenomenon
This has been known for very long time. There have been many books already made on this subject.
Amazing research always funny to see how psychology and technology can be used to circumvent rational thinking.
It just seems that we don't emotionally notice the most obvious frauds.
Gambling games are the most idiotic frauds that still work.
If you go to Las Vegas, you go for the show, not to actually get involved in the stupid practices.
I don't gamble, but I love walking through the casinos. They are a spectacle, if nothing else.
Why you challenge ur self. There is many fantastic natural places. Why you go to las vegas. here is begins the problem
I'm addicted to the David Packman Show and a patron. Anyone base a cure for me?
Not all casinos are hypnotic... the music can be very annoying for some people... especially when they play Frank Sinatra I have to hit the road Jack!
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So close, try again!
Last time i went to the Casino was back in December 2016. I walked in with 3 bucks, stayed there for 3 hours and walked away of $1500 bucks. Never Returned to the Casino since :)
BeyondChange I call bullshit
@@davidpalmer3449 It's entirely possible if he put that in a slot machine and got lucky.
@@mikemayo4812It's entirely possible that he's a no good liar.
Open soon
It's all about the monayyyyy-Vince McMahon
Jordan Barnard Lol. Shuddup Jordan.
Slot machines are garbage.
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remember to mute your phone when doing an interview kids
that ding triggered my gambling addiction
I thought they had added that sound-effect to the interview the first time I noticed it, because she was talking about loud decibel noises...
Yes, I kept waiting for David to ask her to mute her phone. Who doesn't do this after they realize it's on? Very rude of her.
When you use the psychology of addiction for the purpose of facilitating that addiction in order to profit off of that addiction & then deny any responsibility or accountability for the ruin of lives, families & the suicides that result from that addiction, you are the truest form of evil. How the hell do these people sleep at night?
I'd love to know if she has also studied poker and such. I've been thinking about it for quite a few years and it seems to me that even those games were made to be simple and mindlessly addicting (by the greedy, for the greedy). It's not by random chance that they're still so popular after so much time.
The key thing about them - that no one seems to really think about - is that the decisive factor for winning or losing is still pure luck. Whatever merit one has during a match is ultimately just a facade to reward you with a certain, yet false, sense of accomplishment/achievement. However, in reality, you might as well be betting on dice rolls...
Minesweeper is a comprehensive example of this. You only win if you were lucky enough to not click a bomb at the very start, and at every time all the numbers happened to become ambiguous. Doesn't matter how good you are with the numbers, you only progress if you're lucky. Solitary and Majong are also good examples of it, but in those cases, your game can even be lost from the very beginning and you're just wasting your time until you find out.
I reject games where luck is what decides whether I win or lose. *Especially if real money is involved*.
On a related note, no one plays those casino games because they like them. They are too shallow and generic to be satisfying enough to actually enjoy. Just like tic-tac-toe and other games that no one plays, at most you get a false sense of satisfaction (the one you always get for simply being competent at something).
If money wasn't involved, hardly anyone would be playing poker, blackjack, etc. I've never heard of anyone who plays poker with beans, and poker is used as a handy excuse for sex games only because everyone has a deck of cards lying around at home.
Yes, I've played poker. More times that I care to remember, really. Some of my friends work at a casino's poker tables and they also play in poker championships...
As for the game being won by luck or merit, correct me if I'm wrong, but no matter how well you're playing it, if the cards that come out don't favor victory, you don't win.
I didn't say I reject games where luck is involved, I said I reject games where luck is the decisive factor. Monopoly, for example, is not one such game. Dungeons and Drangons is even further away, as well as many video games.
His success by itself doesn't mean it's skill, since luck is also something that can happen many times in a row. Also keep in mind that winning by bluffing can happen in poker. The question is what exactly does he do that the others don't, that may give him an edge?
You can get good at anything. Those mind games are not a property of the poker game, though. The rules allow for them (I wonder why), but those mind games will exist in any game that is based on luck and which allows players to cower away from a round. If players are allowed to run away from unpredictable bets, then it is to be expected that players will want to scared off their adversaries by bluffing.
That just seems like wiesel tactics to me, really. It's not really a matter of whether I like it or not, it's just what it looks like.
In a game that's based on merit, players don't even have a reason to cower away. They can always just keep avoiding making mistakes, which serves as a learning experience, at the very least, and at most concede defeat for matters of convenience, in cases where defeat has already become the only possible outcome and the rest of the game is just a waste of time.
Nah, poker is fun, played it without money a lot.
The ad before this video was jackpot casino slots, lol
Heh, I got an ad for a casino AP
what about scratch offs whats drawing me to those...gotta get off that kick too now
I'm literally on my way to vegas, dude...
Communist Satan How much did you lose?
Good luck
Come to think of IG and social media like TH-cam is like a slot machine because they use similar techniques.
Craps all night baby! Throwing those dice.
TOD in English means: Time On Device,
TOD in German means DEAD and/or DEATH...
coincidence?
Almost everything in life has a form of addiction to it . The main point is it enjoyable or not , and do you use some rules , many casinos try to please the customer ok, what industry does not.
Go for the Royal Flush, 😁😀
Casino design is to cause disorientation for The Logical thinker... they can't find the restroom!
Playing anything but poker at a casino is absolutely idiotic.
counting cards at black jack is actually much smarter then poker
SideWayz Moose Actually there's no evidence to support that counting cards helps your odds significantly. Poker is the only game not played against the house, i.e. the casino doesn't want you to lose like they do with every other game.
Reilly Markowitz - Card counting in blackjack, even basic high/low level one counts can increase your odds over the casino while also playing a perfect game, but the odds go from about +1.5% to about minus 1.5% but this really means you need to be playing for a long time. But card counting is becoming a useless skill with the introduction of auto- shufflers. In regards to poker -- No you not playing against the house but the house are still removing money from every pot if you are playing cash and entry fees and money of the prize pool in tournaments. all these things need to be taken into account when choosing what game to play.
Right, I understand the concept of rake. I winning poker player needs to beat the other players as well as the rake. You're still more likely to do that than win at blackjack.
The amount lost has nothing to do with the compulsive gambling problem. Don’t boast your amounts.
The modern Casino design is not working out... 80% of the people that go to Las Vegas don't Gamble! The distraction level is way too high... they've turned casinos into a carnival atmosphere.... every time a player wins $0.05 they've think they won the jackpot... and they scream about it!
You should follow this up and look at how games like CSGO and DotA 2 illegally get kids into gambling.
A fool and his money are soon parted ,,
Pickering casino
Gambling addiction is a demon and is destroying lives 😕
JESUS saves 😃 👍
Thoughts and prayers from germany 🙏 😇
Kids, don't gamble on the Strip in Vegas. YOU WILL LOSE. Go to the Gold Spike or another old casino They fixed up the Golden Nugget. So, IDK if you can win any money there, anymore. Try Sam's Town or a local casino like Red Rock. Don't ever drop your money on the strip.
I've only been to Sam's Town once. East LV is kind of sketch. The Killers joked that they named their album after Sam's Town so they could get a lifetime free buffet pass. :) Do you live in NV? It was so strange moving to LV. My eyes CRAVED green. I'm from the Midwest and I'm used to humidity and grass. Have you ever been to Jean, NV? :)
OK. I'll take that as a maybe. Haha :) I was home invaded when I lived in Summerlin, and I wanted to get out of Vegas. So, I stayed and the Gold Rush for a week. Most eccentric casino ever. It has a huge statue of Paul Bunyon.It's a REALLY old casino, and I STILL didn't win any money. Vegas gets old fast. :/
Do you live in Reno? I've never been. My friend asked me if I wanted to go with her to Reno, and.. nah... However, I did stay in Jean, NV for a week. / Vegas is crazy. I should have gone to Reno...
Yup. Well, I made my own family there but then my girl. my best friend , broke my heart, and it just got too hard to be there. I would wake and start crying. Vegas is a strange place to live if you aren't from there. There isn't a big sense of community like there is in Chicago. My ex-BF was a Sommelier at a club I worked at. He FINALLY passed the master sommelier test and he's an ambassador for Krug. He's got a new GF/Wife/ whatev. She's Asian. Ian Cauble. He was in a doc about Sommelier .IDK. Whatever...Oh, it got up to 111 degrees when I lived there. A long top would become a dress because the heat was so brutal
You know what? She's not really not even that pretty or Intelligent. He likes her because she's submissive. Ian cares about Ian. She's just along for the ride.
Well what does this woman know about gambling!? In the side bar there is some dude claiming "how to win at slotmachines everytime!!!" thats the way to the big money, cant be wasting my time listening to her mumbo jumbo XD
You can never win at slot machines every time...at best you go up and down...and at best you learn how not to lose as much, but you will always still lose more than you win.
im pretty sure you are wrong about that cause you see gambling and slot machines are philanthropic inventions to make people rich and happy :D@@Werewolf0216
Nah, I got a system.
fn mind hack, subtle programming of your brain, devious, what happened to fair games, in summary "don't play against computers".
David Pakman - You need to get all the Injun Casinos to donate 1 machine to you.
She lost all legitimacy with me with her phone "dinging". So unprofessional. No wonder she is stuck in academia.
You’re too ruthless
I have a system that works to make you win more than you lose... but there are too many variables
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This is so freaking boring, sickening
Thank you was a very informative video crazy how much science and thought goes into even the small details of a casino to take peoples money