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For newcomers, the question of which type of gambling game to choose among sports betting, live dealers, lottery, or the currently popular slot machines can be quite perplexing. In my opinion, each type has its own suitable audience. However, my personal approach to selection is based on which game is less prone to cheating. In the realm of gambling, there are often moments that feel artificial, whether it's a dramatic turnaround in sports, a narrow win or loss in basketball, a streak of consecutive wins in baccarat, varying lottery results, or even the occurrence of free spins that seem to halt indefinitely on slot machines. While suspicions of dishonesty might arise, the crucial question is whether you have calculated the cost of potential cheating in each game. Let's delve into an analysis.
1. Slot Machines:
Slot machines have never been my preference due to personal experiences of rarely winning money on them. Now, I only engage with slot machines during promotional events. The payout rates of slot machines are hidden, and casinos can easily adjust them at their convenience. The simplicity of manipulation and the phenomenon of getting stuck during free spins, which is likely a result of adjusted odds, make slot machines appear opaque and dubious.
2. Electronic Games:
Electronic games share similarities with slot machines. However, electronic baccarat, for instance, doesn't seem to attract players nowadays (excluding free games in forums). Personally, electronic games, especially those centered around baccarat, also seem artificial. Payout rates can be manipulated easily by the casino, requiring little effort and minimal cost. The possibility of even determining card outcomes raises concerns about the credibility of these games.
3. Live Dealer Games:
Currently, live dealer games are quite popular. The allure is the presence of attractive dealers, along with a perception of reduced likelihood of cheating. However, even dealers can be manipulated by casinos, and live streaming isn't entirely reliable. Dealers can subtly influence the game, and timely pauses in video streaming can obscure crucial actions. Manipulation requires coordination between the company and dealers, raising the cost of cheating.
4. Lottery:
Games like ""happy lottery,"" ""instant lottery,"" and racing games have gained popularity among players. They even pose a challenge to baccarat's dominance. These games are favored for their simplicity and accessibility. Although cheating is possible, manipulating local lottery results isn't straightforward due to the necessary investment. Recent incidents involving national lotteries remind us that while cheating is difficult, it's not impossible. However, this perspective might not apply to the unique environment of certain countries.
5. Sports Betting:
When experiencing losses in sports betting, suspicions of match-fixing often arise. While match-fixing exists, it's not as prevalent as it might seem. Certain matches might be manipulated with relatively lower investment, while others require corrupting individual players. The complexity of these operations and the financial investment make fixing matches challenging. Consequently, sports events tend to be more trustworthy.
From my perspective, the credibility of gambling games can be ranked as follows: Sports Betting > Lottery > Live Dealer > Electronic Games = Slot Machines. This ranking aligns with my preference for focusing on sports and lottery, with occasional participation in live dealer games. In reality, casinos are unlikely to cheat players for small sums, and players needn't overly worry. Enjoy the games and trust that luck will play its part.
When choosing a gambling game, I consider the difficulty of cheating. The higher the cost of cheating for casinos, the more reliable the game tends to be. This criterion forms the sole basis for my selection of gambling games. |
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Post time 31-8-2023 10:51:45
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