It's been an old question that's always bugging me, but why do people consider RR as the most profitable gambling money maker?
RR Profits?
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Because there is no betting limit and basically a 50/50 chance of winning, or losing.
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Because it almost is.
Poker is #1 with enough skill simply because skill based. I wouldn't trust larger tables to not be running with multiple people personally, but that's just me. Since this is entirely otherwise skill based though it has the most and least potential depending on you. PVP evens it out at 50/50 with odds based on your brain, mileage varies.
Wheel is like 2k profit per day average or something stupid like that, still in your favor I guess.
Slots are technically in your favor if you spin $10 or used to be, most likely still is but good luck over the next 100 years trying to get that jackpot. Not sure where this would switch to losses, but higher bets will drain the f**k out of your cash.
RR is high stakes but 50:50 as in there's no house taking the cut/skewing odds, as good as it generally gets in a casino without skill involved.
Everything else is skewed in the houses favor.
So you get a bunch of negligible edges, the 50/50 vs humans and then the rest is traditional you can't beat the house style gambling. The ones that think they've found strategies to do so are just ignorant of math.
I'll throw a bonus on, and the best odds in the casino. The weekly lottery when buying with Lottery Vouchers. It's even odds entering at 1m per voucher, but they go for MUCH less than that. The problem is you need so many and there aren't that many in circulation to run it at that price and high volume. So if you play the odds there, due to limited circulation while you WILL come out ahead, traditional investments will give higher ROI simply because it takes time to win. Because of this, it's a really debatable method, 100% worth it for the merit if you're hunting for it, but as stable profit, if volume moved that fast everyone would do it until it didn't.
The monthly and daily are dead even odds same as RR but suffer same as the weekly in that it takes investment over time to win (due to limited tickets per day) and that money you sink into it is money you aren't re-investing until you win it back. So you're essentially taking half of the amount of the average pot out of other investments that could be earning ROI.
I already bought my lottery merit via putting billions in vouchers into 1 pot. Now my wife uses all our LVs until she gets hers. After that will probably just sell them, but if you're the gambling type and enjoy lottery style gambling and are going to do something regardless, I'd definitely point to the weekly lottery via vouchers as the most intelligent gamble. (as opposed to RR)
Because it almost is.
Poker is #1 with enough skill simply because skill based. I wouldn't trust larger tables to not be running with multiple people personally, but that's just me. Since this is entirely otherwise skill based though it has the most and least potential depending on you. PVP evens it out at 50/50 with odds based on your brain, mileage varies.
Wheel is like 2k profit per day average or something stupid like that, still in your favor I guess.
Slots are technically in your favor if you spin $10 or used to be, most likely still is but good luck over the next 100 years trying to get that jackpot. Not sure where this would switch to losses, but higher bets will drain the f**k out of your cash.
RR is high stakes but 50:50 as in there's no house taking the cut/skewing odds, as good as it generally gets in a casino without skill involved.
Everything else is skewed in the houses favor.
So you get a bunch of negligible edges, the 50/50 vs humans and then the rest is traditional you can't beat the house style gambling. The ones that think they've found strategies to do so are just ignorant of math.
I'll throw a bonus on, and the best odds in the casino. The weekly lottery when buying with Lottery Vouchers. It's even odds entering at 1m per voucher, but they go for MUCH less than that. The problem is you need so many and there aren't that many in circulation to run it at that price and high volume. So if you play the odds there, due to limited circulation while you WILL come out ahead, traditional investments will give higher ROI simply because it takes time to win. Because of this, it's a really debatable method, 100% worth it for the merit if you're hunting for it, but as stable profit, if volume moved that fast everyone would do it until it didn't.
The monthly and daily are dead even odds same as RR but suffer same as the weekly in that it takes investment over time to win (due to limited tickets per day) and that money you sink into it is money you aren't re-investing until you win it back. So you're essentially taking half of the amount of the average pot out of other investments that could be earning ROI.
I already bought my lottery merit via putting billions in vouchers into 1 pot. Now my wife uses all our LVs until she gets hers. After that will probably just sell them, but if you're the gambling type and enjoy lottery style gambling and are going to do something regardless, I'd definitely point to the weekly lottery via vouchers as the most intelligent gamble. (as opposed to RR)
Whoever told you that was lying to you:
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How do you still have a foot?
edit: pressure from the RR illuminati has made me reconsider and I have deleted this post.
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Delete this post lol