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I earned lots of money at the casino, then lost a lot too, should I try again?
First I went 8 times, played Caribbean Stud and made lots of money (8 times winner, I was unbeattable); I lost all of that money in one night. The following times it was more or less even, then I lost more.
Score in times: 8 winners vs 7 loosers
In money: lost 1,5 what i had earned the first 8 times.
5 Answers
- Anonymous2 decades agoFavorite Answer
Caribbean Stud is a game that is generally even more weighted in favor of the house. If you are determined to play cards at a casino, stick to blackjack where you have some control and can make decisions, or if your nerves are good enough, play poker. But either way, find a mentor who is willing to teach you first. Learning any casino game by yourself is a sure fire way to lose money. Also, if you ever start going to the casino to win back the money you lost before, you are beginning to become addicted.
Source(s): Several experiences of losing a lot more money than I can afford to lose, while also winning money a couple of times, when I really needed money - 2 decades ago
Casinos are set up to earn money. Thus, all the games are weighted in favor of the house. It would be wise to stay away from the casino unless you are willing to lose more money than you win.
- my two centsLv 62 decades ago
Sure. It's a lot of fun to go to the casinos even if you lose. Just set aside an amount you would be willing to spend for a night of entertainment, and when it is gone....LEAVE!
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- Anonymous2 decades ago
I DO NOT SUGGEST YOU GO BACK YOU WILL LOSE AGAIn
