Do you think that casinos are transparent?

[Sociallover]

I really find it harder to believe that casinos are transparent. Casinos are there to make money and suck money off the pockets of gamblers who are addicted to gambling addictions. Under such kind of circumstance, do you think that casinos are regulated?

 

[Heatman]

Legally, I believe that casinos are operating transparently enough to stay in business without allowing themselves or the company to be over-run by too much win. They need to protect the business at all cost.

 

[Sociallover]

Legally, I believe that casinos are operating transparently enough to stay in business without allowing themselves or the company to be over-run by too much win. They need to protect the business at all cost.

I am not sure how they maintain house edge while being transparent at the same time. This seems counterintuitive in many different ways. A house is supposed to make money and be at advantage all the time. The same does for trading platforms where traders trade against the house.

 

[uptrendfinancialsignal]

I don't fully trust it not saying they cheat openly, but the system is not fully clear. I’ve seen games behave somehow, especially in a way that don't really make sense. maybe it's just a bad luck.

 

[Maya]

I don't, at least not in a way most players understand. The rules and odds exist, but they ae not always clear or easy to interpret. On the surface it feels fair, but the systems are designed to favor the house.

 

[Nomad]

Sadly, casinos are notorious for "not being transparent enough." The moment you start winning, they will become suspicious. I hear that some casinos even ban people who always win.

 

[Bawse]

I don’t see why casinos wouldn’t take steps to protect their players. Failing to do so could be harmful and might expose them to legal action, potentially forcing them to shut down.