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1. Post 65361365 (unedited backup) (by shinratensei_) (scraped on Fri May 9 06:14:49 CEST 2025) in Why people mostly fail in trading :
Emotional control is very important and you need to put your self in check before starting the real one and when you are to emotional you will always want to make money but when you set up a demo account it becomes easy for you to put a lot of things under control because when you don't put them under control you will consistently continue to do them and it will become a trading habit. ..
Using a demo account, you cannot really understand all the risks of trading, as you cannot lose real money. Accordingly, you overestimate the risks, ignoring the rules of risk management, which when trading on a live account will necessarily lead to the loss of the deposit.
If that's the case then I guess it's better for newbie to get started with low capital, to get a grasp of how the market works and how emotionally it can affect us.
I agree though, demo account emotion wise never reflects the real world, we can be trading anything and don't feel the adrenaline since we don't use real money.
It's really different if compared with real money, we get anxious, we fear losing all the money, and trust me it affects the way we handle market drawdown. There's reason why majority of people are losing.
2. Post 65361357 (unedited backup) (by shinratensei_) (scraped on Fri May 9 06:12:14 CEST 2025) in Leverage trading is nothing but gambling :
...I don't understand why people choose to trade with high leverage when they know our prediction is only 50% right and the other is wrong because the market can disappoint us when we least expected. ..
I think this is because newcomers believe that the liquidation of balances occurs with others who do not understand what futures trading is. But this will not happen to them, as they are more fortunate and know more about margin trading.
That's true, it's overconfidence.
Odd of winning in leverage trade is sometime lesser than we imagined, manipulation can always happen. The market squeezing liquidity is not a new thing it happens on every timeframe.
It's a losing game for most, only informed veteran can make it through and even they don't consistently make profit.
3. Post 65361002 (unedited backup) (by BenCodie) (scraped on Fri May 9 01:16:01 CEST 2025) in Binance lost my $68,774K in 2hour. Any idea why and how ?:
Yes there have been more then 350 400 irregular transactions which means couple of coins have been bought at high price and sold at low price and this caused my portfolio to go down over -95%.
I have all those transactions on my excel document and as you can at Pic link that i posted above there i have uploaded just couple of screenshoots of those trades.
This is a common practice of scammers who gain access to an account but are unable to withdraw stolen funds. This means that the scammers did not have access to 2-FA, otherwise they would have simply withdrawn your funds to their wallet.
This makes sense. A last resort for a scammer would probably be to find a small market that they can move easily, place leveraged trades one end and then use the hacked account to favor the trade.
All trades are made buying high selling low which cause portfolio to go -95%.
This part is extremely suspicious to me, especially given no signs of account intrusion.
Here's what I think happened:
An inexperienced user (OP) attempted to use the Binance API, at a time the predates LLMs, thus this user wouldn't have tools to just get it done.
I think the user attempted to program something to provide 5% profits each time, failed to do so, drained his account 95% per trade, waited for the dust to settle so that history can be obfuscated and then attempted to play the victim.
This would also explain the "in 2 hour" aspect of the title as it would correlate with a novice coder feeling mild success, letting the application run before it happened.
I see no other reason for this and I highly doubt there are users out there pulling a scam of this level of sophistication, bypassing 2fa etc
Sorry OP but I don't buy your story, your numerics are suspicious to me.
Regarding IP addresses, VPNs are a dime a dozen and wouldn't be hard to spoof.
But what raises eyebrows to me is the 95% and 2 hour claim.
But that's just my two cents, don't get offended OP, things just don't add up for me
I'd not underestimate the capabilities of scammers and hackers these days. There are very sophisticated tactics out there. Also, the OP already said that API wasn't enabled:
Hello, firstly its first post here because when i posted first time on reddit at 2021 the post after getting to much attention got removed from binance subreddit after that i posted again there. I didnt have api on my binance or not any trade has been made by api this is said by binance support team. Atm i have requested all my data from binance dpo team and they sended it to me by email there i can see a activity record that the ip from russia has been registered as logout action and question is if the logout action shows why not showinf login action and for login binance should request 2fa verification through 2fa app and phone or email. Later will add the screenshoots below just collecting more information from binance. Thanks
A logout from Russia without a login can indicate that they stole your cookie/session tokens. If your browser cookies are compromised, it is possible for your session to be continued from another browser without the need to login, and in some cases it can bypass 2FA as well.
In the future, if you are using a centralized exchange you need to isolate your logins to a browser profile that does not store cookies/clears them upon being finished with the session, and you need to logout after each session.
Additionally, using a Windows PC is a one-way ticket to being an attack target. You should really look into at least a basic version of linux, this will take away a lot of potential to be attacked.
4. Post 65355286 (unedited backup) (by NotFuzzyWarm) (scraped on Wed May 7 13:20:31 CEST 2025) in The state of Arizona took a major step toward public Bitcoin adoption in the US.:
Governor Kelly Ayotte of New Hampshire posted on her X page: "<snip>
Off topic,
NH signing bill has it's own existing thread
5. Post 65355110 (unedited backup) (by ultrloa) (scraped on Wed May 7 12:13:19 CEST 2025) in Is it too late for newbies?:
Is it the right time to invest in Bitcoin?
This is not the first or last time this question has been asked on the forum. Everyone who learns about Bitcoin asks this question, but not everyone who has learned the answer to it has invested in BTC. To invest in bitcoin, you will need to study the DCA strategy, which, as time shows, is the best.
Maybe they are to focus on the current value and think about Bitcoin is expensive for them to buy. But actually for sure they can browse lots of suggestion if they just do a research since for sure that they can see a lot of threads asking the same question and then maybe they can get enlightenment if they just hardworking also have focus to read every discussions happening here.
But its not really late to anyone to start and invest with Bitcoin since we are not yet at the peak. Doing DCA at this point would provably beneficial to people so they should not focus on current situation, but rather they should accumulate and save more Bitcoin for future.
6. Post 65354467 (unedited backup) (by Etranger) (scraped on Wed May 7 07:32:55 CEST 2025) in Stop confusing casino games with sports betting!:
People who talk about strategies in gambling the most are beginners that probably had some lucky wins, In the end when they become experienced they will find out the hard way that strategies don't actually work, everything is just based on luck...
You're mistaken, casinos also have strategies, and you've obviously heard of the likes of Martingale and Fibonacci. I'm not saying that such strategies will necessarily bring profit, but the fact that they exist is indisputable.
I wouldn’t confidently call it a strategy. The way I see it, some people are just too eager to win at the casino because they see it as a place where vast amounts of money are concentrated—and they believe that a portion of it can legally end up in their hands. They become obsessed with the idea that they will be the next jackpot winner. The only thing they need to do, they think, is to come up with a way to outsmart the casino—a winning strategy that will allow them to redistribute that wealth. But most of these attempts end in losses—regular losses, in fact, that keep adding up. After all, people don’t usually give up after one failed attempt—they tend to repeat their mistakes over and over again.
7. Post 65354037 (unedited backup) (by Orpichukwu) (scraped on Wed May 7 01:43:01 CEST 2025) in Will we see this era?:
For the owners, placing slot machines in their establishments is an additional income that they charge for rent. The owners of slot machines also make a profit by attracting a new audience. So such an arrangement is mutually beneficial, but at the same time, one should not forget that this will require obtaining a license.
For licensing, the agency will permit the shop owner to have such installed in their space before they can allow the slot machine owner to come make use of the space, but in terms of rent, will they have to pay the shop owner based on what they make out from his or her customers or based on an agreed fixed price? If it's fixed, the slot machine owner might sometimes be on the losing side, as the owner of the space might not pay attention to attracting customers to that machine.
8. Post 65353686 (unedited backup) (by Mahanton) (scraped on Tue May 6 23:19:43 CEST 2025) in Why people mostly fail in trading :
Using a demo account, you cannot really understand all the risks of trading, as you cannot lose real money. Accordingly, you overestimate the risks, ignoring the rules of risk management, which when trading on a live account will necessarily lead to the loss of the deposit.
I agree with you, some people often give advice or have ideas to use demo account to start trading. Although it's not a bad idea as it can help them mitigate risk, it does have a pretty big downside. Using a demo account will make us never learn how to control our emotions and we will even use emotions to trade instead of knowledge. Because we always know that it is not real money and if we make a mistake, we lose nothing and can do it again.
Demo accounts are like a double-edged sword and they can do more harm than good. That is why I rarely advise others to use a demo account and instead start with a real account with a minimum amount.
I also agree with you, a new trader can never gain trading experience by trading on a demo account, because he knows that there is nothing to lose in this, so he never gets real learning during demo trading. In trading, a trader always has to think deeply and make decisions after deep market research, but in demo trading, a trader never does complete research, they make decisions lightly.
But when trading with real money, at that time a trader's mental state will be at its highest level, because he will have the thought of profit and the fear of loss. So you agree with me that if you want to learn trading in the real sense, you must go through real risks, even if they are small, only demo trading is not enough.
We cannot completely reject learning on a demo account, as this is the place where you can test various trading strategies, as well as familiarity with the terminal and the ability to read trading charts.
Doing some experiments and creating strategies that might work in the real scenes of trading, those things can be done inside demo account, though there's no money involve but if you don't want to waste your time and you want to focus learning things, it's better to keep learning while you are not using real money so when the time come and you need to use your hard earned money having an idea will keep yourself cool in every situation that you may experienced as learning things makes you anticipate possible market movements,.
Actually trial and error is just that standard when dealing up with this volatile space and thats a common situation that will happen into you at the moment that you do step your foot into this market.
You will definitely be that having tons of errors on which eventually these things could be ending up your learnings on which it will be that making you a better trader as you do go forward. The only issue on here is that other traders cant be able to sustain out emotionally and financially and thats why they do end up on turning their backs at the moment that they do experience failures.
9. Post 65344221 (unedited backup) (by franky1) (scraped on Sun May 4 09:58:43 CEST 2025) in The state of Arizona took a major step toward public Bitcoin adoption in the US.:
thanks @tvplus006 for updating the thread to the latest update concerning Arizona state owning a bitcoin reserve, but sincerely speaking here what Governor Katie Hobbs did was not encouraging at all, or is Governor Katie Hobbs against cryptocurrency, bitcoin in particular?
katie hobbs has a agenda to increase funding of some disibility provisions in the healthcare sector.
she is holding ALL new bills to ransom until everyone on both sides of the table can agree to her agenda. its not a bitcoin thing, she wants any and all bills introduced to be vetoed until she gets her healthcare agenda sorted
she is the veto queen
she is vetoing atleast 20 things in one day
10. Post 65344135 (unedited backup) (by Joy- maker) (scraped on Sun May 4 09:11:07 CEST 2025) in The state of Arizona took a major step toward public Bitcoin adoption in the US.:
thanks @tvplus006 for updating the thread to the latest update concerning Arizona state owning a bitcoin reserve, but sincerely speaking here what Governor Katie Hobbs did was not encouraging at all, or is Governor Katie Hobbs against cryptocurrency, bitcoin in particular?
The chance was there, but Katie Hobbs did not release it, there was a veto from her. On X a small shitstorm and slogans like “have fun staying poor” can be read again and again. The reason is that bitcoin is untested, this is wrong, bitcoin has been running manipulation-free for many, many years. The price is much higher than at the beginning and the miners are strong, the hashrate is rising. Nothing will change in arizona with this decision, but the world continues to look to america and i hope we will see which state will made the first bitcoin reserve. I think, unofficially some will already bought bitcoin.
exactly the chance was there and she trolled it away, just imagine how excited the citizens of Arizona state was when they first the news that the state want to own a bitcoin reserve and imagine now how devastated they will be now that things went the other way round.
11. Post 65344126 (unedited backup) (by internetional) (scraped on Sun May 4 09:06:25 CEST 2025) in OKEx - Ведущая криптовалютная биржа:
А где ты видел, чтоб OKX писал о том, что всё можно вывести? Ты ссылку кинь, может я им тыкну)
В письмах, которые мне писал OKX. В 2024-2025 годах они трижды запрашивали у меня дополнительную верификацию, и все три раза в письме был абзац, в котором подчёркивалось, что даже если на аккаунт будут наложены ограничения, вывод всё равно будет доступен.
Да, я тоже читал, что крипту, которую они считают "грязной", они банят без возможности вывода. Поэтому вношу к ним только биткоины через Молнию, где история не отслеживается, и у биржи нет оснований сказать, что мои биткоины "грязные".
12. Post 65343603 (unedited backup) (by LogitechMouse) (scraped on Sun May 4 04:37:49 CEST 2025) in What's the most safest strategy used in trading?:
Strategies are many in trading that when you employ them, they come with their wins and also come with their risks which can make you lose when you don’t try to avoid those risks...
There are no safe strategies, and it is for this reason that a trader must adhere to risk management, thanks to which, in case of negative circumstances for you, your losses will be minimal. Thus, trading strategies allow us to make a profit, and risk management allows us to reduce losses.
If only there's a "safe" strategy, then many of the traders must be profitable by now.
For me, there's no such thing as "safe" strategy although there are "working" strategies, but your profitability in trading will come to 2 things:
1. Risk management
2. Psychology
You can have a working strategy, but if you don't know how to manage your risk, you will still end up losing your money in the end. At the same time, you can have a strategy that works for you, but if you're the type of trader who panics easily whenever you see your position going down 10-20% and closing your position the moment you see it, you will still end up losing as well. I want to say that being emotionless in trading also works, but humans are emotional in nature so I would say that have these 2 things plus have a strategy that works for you, that MIGHT increase your chances in making money.
13. Post 65341064 (unedited backup) (by Swordsoffreedom) (scraped on Sat May 3 14:47:01 CEST 2025) in The state of Arizona took a major step toward public Bitcoin adoption in the US.:
We may like to think this way, but it is not so because the adoption of bitcoin by other states will depend on the governors and other state government officials. In a state where the government officials are pro-bitcoin, they will do everything possible to try to encourage and drive adoption.
You already know it will be vice-versa for a state where the officials are anti-bitcoin.
Of course, other States in the US will definitely follow the step of Arizona because the President Donald Trump is a pro-crypto lover. This was how one of the States in the US took the bold step for a bitcoin reserve strategy which other followed the footsteps.
Since many of the States wants bitcoin reserve strategy, definitely they'll be motivated to do what Arizona did. No State in the US would love to be left out in the cryptospace.
Just because President Trump supports cryptocurrency doesn't mean states will follow him. The US is a federation and power is divided between the federal government and the state governments. This means that states have the right to make their own decisions in many areas, and they do not have to follow every decision of the president as long as it does not violate the federal constitution . That is why many states have vetoed bitcoin reserves even though the US government has a strategic bitcoin reserve.
Additionally, as tvplus006 said above: Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs vetoed the bill, which means there is still no state bitcoin reserve fund in the US.
14. Post 65340813 (unedited backup) (by Die_empty) (scraped on Sat May 3 13:11:43 CEST 2025) in The state of Arizona took a major step toward public Bitcoin adoption in the US.:
Sad news that Governor Katie Hobbs failed to a assent this noble bill. This rejection is expected since the Governor belongs to the Democratic party. In my country, the lawmakers can withdraw that bill and bring it back to the House, where they can vote or overrule the Governor. Maybe this is not the case in the US political system.
US States investing in Bitcoin might become a reality if the Central government makes it a reserve currency. They are looking to Trump to make the first move before they follow suit.
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16. Post 65340311 (unedited backup) (by BVeyron) (scraped on Sat May 3 10:04:55 CEST 2025) in Пользователи локала (актуальный список):
Актуальный список пользователей локала
( апрель 2025 года)
Список отсортирован по числу полученных за прошедший месяц меритов.
* - означает, что в текущем месяце данному пользователю присвоен новый, более высокий ранг или он понижен в ранге.
** - число постов пользователя за месяц рассчитано как разница общего числа его постов по состоянию на 00:00 первого числа текущего месяца и на 00:00 первого числа прошедшего месяца. С учетом возможности пользователя стирать посты, указанное значение может отличаться от фактического количества написанных постов пользователя за указанный месяц. Если в этом столбце ноль или отрицательное значение, это означает, что пользователь запостил в локале как минимум одно сообщение в данном месяце, но потом, из каких-то своих соображений, стер этот пост (или несколько постов).
В примечаниях: п - пользователь преимущественно пишет в разделе Политика
м - пользователь пишет в разделе Майнинг
н - новостная повестка постов
en - пользователь пишет в основном в англотопиках
N | Пользователь | Ранг | Постов | Постов | Меритов | Меритов | Дата | Примечание |
| | | с 01.04 | всего | с 01.04 | всего | регистрации | |
| | | по 30.04** | | по 30.04 | | | |
| ____ | ____________________ | __________________ | ____________ | __________ | ___________ | __________ | ______________ | _________________ |
1 | satscraper | Legendary | 114 | 2605 | 100 | 1849 | 03.02.22 | en |
2 | xandry | Staff | 100 | 10257 | 85 | 4948 | 29.09.14 | |
3 | Julien_Olynpic | Legendary | 183 | 12180 | 65 | 4017 | 23.09.17 | |
4 | safar1980 | Legendary | 87 | 5827 | 64 | 1829 | 08.01.18 | |
5 | Etranger | Hero Member | 132 | 3731 | 58 | 1553 | 05.11.19 | |
6 | klarki | Legendary | 142 | 15665 | 55 | 4466 | 30.12.14 | |
7 | jokers10 | Legendary | 162 | 7908 | 52 | 3620 | 05.12.18 | |
8 | zasad@ | Legendary | 108 | 9514 | 45 | 4852 | 25.07.19 | |
9 | internetional | Legendary | 18 | 2095 | 45 | 2392 | 24.10.16 | |
10 | icopress | Legendary | 22 | 5175 | 42 | 10285 | 04.09.17 | en |
11 | Altryist | Legendary | 117 | 7831 | 41 | 1501 | 29.06.17 | en |
12 | Lannakosa | Hero Member | 99 | 2079 | 38 | 902 | 14.01.18 | |
13 | tvplus006 | Legendary | 142 | 8803 | 38 | 2198 | 14.11.17 | en |
14 | Smartprofit | Legendary | 149 | 11961 | 36 | 2100 | 21.08.17 | |
15 | viljy | Legendary | 124 | 4339 | 36 | 1495 | 19.02.17 | |
16 | BVeyron | Legendary | 23 | 3779 | 36 | 1482 | 31.03.14 | |
17 | Alex077 | Legendary | 85 | 8982 | 32 | 1256 | 01.04.14 | н |
18 | Polkeins | Legendary | 80 | 4243 | 31 | 1775 | 24.12.17 | |
19 | igor72 | Legendary | 4 | 3124 | 31 | 2225 | 03.08.17 | |
20 | Cryptmuster | Legendary | 151 | 7442 | 29 | 1487 | 06.08.17 | en |
21 | Numeral | Hero Member | 79 | 2445 | 28 | 1078 | 17.04.22 | |
22 | madnessteat | Legendary | 93 | 8494 | 27 | 2551 | 28.02.18 | |
23 | amaclin1 | Sr. Member | 34 | 2360 | 26 | 472 | 18.07.17 | |
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25 | summonerrk | Hero Member | 114 | 3717 | 22 | 920 | 04.08.16 | en |
26 | FP91G | Legendary | 51 | 6105 | 22 | 1187 | 03.12.19 | en |
27 | Coin-1 | Legendary | 10 | 3282 | 22 | 2468 | 31.08.17 | |
28 | eisen33 | Sr. Member | 103 | 996 | 21 | 458 | 04.05.24 | |
29 | A-Bolt | Legendary | 2 | 2349 | 21 | 2430 | 12.07.11 | |
30 | baeva | Legendary | 119 | 4485 | 20 | 1517 | 08.02.21 | |
31 | Goran_ | Legendary | 30 | 7940 | 20 | 2454 | 21.06.17 | |
32 | Inwestour | Legendary | 100 | 4631 | 19 | 1187 | 09.12.17 | |
33 | bubilas | Hero Member | 105 | 1778 | 19 | 718 | 14.08.13 | |
34 | hedgeh0g | Hero Member | 103 | 2545 | 18 | 697 | 03.11.16 | |
35 | purple_sparkles | Full Member * | 25 | 171 | 17 | 108 | 10.04.24 | |
36 | Unsoldier | Legendary | 66 | 3550 | 16 | 1597 | 03.05.19 | |
37 | Xal0lex | Staff | 13 | 7503 | 16 | 2709 | 15.07.17 | |
38 | fruktik | Hero Member | 109 | 4168 | 11 | 599 | 25.10.17 | |
39 | TopTort777 | Legendary | 139 | 11048 | 10 | 1533 | 24.01.18 | |
40 | mak013 | Hero Member | 155 | 7549 | 9 | 818 | 12.07.17 | |
41 | dwyane36 | Legendary | 115 | 7882 | 9 | 2473 | 23.11.15 | |
42 | bakasabo | Legendary | 123 | 10224 | 9 | 1242 | 22.01.18 | |
43 | mp3.Maniac | Hero Member | 8 | 1846 | 7 | 696 | 29.11.17 | |
44 | Snork1979 | Legendary | 22 | 8021 | 5 | 1514 | 14.05.18 | п |
45 | sbercoin.one | Sr. Member | 3 | 481 | 5 | 373 | 18.08.20 | |
46 | sunoframmstein | Newbie | 1 | 2 | 5 | 5 | 25.11.19 | |
47 | KTChampions | Legendary | 203 | 19437 | 4 | 2004 | 06.08.17 | |
48 | 3meek | Hero Member | 88 | 10025 | 4 | 698 | 07.10.17 | |
49 | leonello | Hero Member | 5 | 2170 | 3 | 526 | 15.10.17 | п |
50 | delfastTions | Legendary | 24 | 9526 | 3 | 1586 | 31.01.14 | |
17. Post 65339519 (unedited backup) (by Smartvirus) (scraped on Sat May 3 01:32:55 CEST 2025) in no one can beat the casino.:
...I find it strange for people being able to beat the casino since this in theory it is totally impossible in the long run.
We should not deny the fact that there are professional players in this industry who, thanks to their card counting skills, regularly win at casinos. And this is the biggest expense item, and accordingly, the casino makes every effort to identify such players with a further ban on casino gaming.
Obviously, that’s why the statement “no one can beat the casinos” doesn’t just fit. Most of the casino games really do make skills useless but, that’s mainly when you’re playing online as there are some casino games where a little bit of skill can work, like blackjack and poker.
Speaking of which, not something I’ve seen personally but, going through social media, you’ll find a few gamblers whose win rate has gotten them bans or restrictions from some casinos. Perhaps they know just how to cheat their way through the system. A good number of them could even put casinos out of business.
It’s rare for these things to happen but, it ain’t a lose for everyone every time.
18. Post 65339057 (unedited backup) (by Odusko) (scraped on Fri May 2 22:51:13 CEST 2025) in no one can beat the casino.:
...I find it strange for people being able to beat the casino since this in theory it is totally impossible in the long run.
We should not deny the fact that there are professional players in this industry who, thanks to their card counting skills, regularly win at casinos. And this is the biggest expense item, and accordingly, the casino makes every effort to identify such players with a further ban on casino gaming.
I don't know if you've ever been to a real casino, where you are monitored 24/7 and you are not free to do anything, simply if you win too much you are out, either you cheat or not, you count cards or not, they catch you and throw you out, you can be the best card counter in the world but if you are inconvenient they cut you out
The physical casino in my region is very tithe security and located in a top Star hotel and there is no way to harass a gambler for no reason, so what you explain is opposite of all that I have experience with that physical casino, and the only thing I hate about visiting physical casino is that it exposed our identity and making everyone around know when you hit a jackpot, and announce in the house nothing hidden no privacy.
19. Post 65337995 (unedited backup) (by Fivestar4everMVP) (scraped on Fri May 2 17:12:02 CEST 2025) in no one can beat the casino.:
...I find it strange for people being able to beat the casino since this in theory it is totally impossible in the long run.
We should not deny the fact that there are professional players in this industry who, thanks to their card counting skills, regularly win at casinos. And this is the biggest expense item, and accordingly, the casino makes every effort to identify such players with a further ban on casino gaming.
If I understand correctly, card counting is a prohited style of gambling across several online casinos, even physical casinos as well, and what this means is that if you as a gambler engage in it, it simply means you are carrying out a fraud, which is why the casino won't hesitate to ban and even sanction the user once he or she caught.
We here are not talking about beating a casino through dubious means, but through gambling legitimately and adhering to every single rules that applies to game you choose to play, any body can commit fraud and beat the casino several times over time as long as they are not caught, but when it comes to gambling legitimately, it's possible to beat the casino in the short term, but very difficult to stay and continue beating the casino in the long run, this is as good as impossible though.
20. Post 65337978 (unedited backup) (by Hispo) (scraped on Fri May 2 17:03:37 CEST 2025) in no one can beat the casino.:
...I find it strange for people being able to beat the casino since this in theory it is totally impossible in the long run.
We should not deny the fact that there are professional players in this industry who, thanks to their card counting skills, regularly win at casinos. And this is the biggest expense item, and accordingly, the casino makes every effort to identify such players with a further ban on casino gaming.
I don't know if you've ever been to a real casino, where you are monitored 24/7 and you are not free to do anything, simply if you win too much you are out, either you cheat or not, you count cards or not, they catch you and throw you out, you can be the best card counter in the world but if you are inconvenient they cut you out
I have been in brick and mortar casinos before (not too many times though), but it is a open secret they have cameras on the ceiling of their gambling floor in order to monitor the activities of all card playing tables, and they indeed take note on whether a gambler is getting exceptionally lucky in their session against the house...
There is a good reason all physical casinos reserve the right to deny access to their facilities and games to any individual they want and without giving further explanation on the reason.
Depending on the casino and the size of their bankroll, winning too much in a consistent way (even though it is by pure luck) it would be enough for them to kick you out and told you never to step into their gambling floor again.
There are some documented cases about it, specially in casinos in Las Vegas.
21. Post 65337824 (unedited backup) (by banana33) (scraped on Fri May 2 16:06:19 CEST 2025) in no one can beat the casino.:
...I find it strange for people being able to beat the casino since this in theory it is totally impossible in the long run.
We should not deny the fact that there are professional players in this industry who, thanks to their card counting skills, regularly win at casinos. And this is the biggest expense item, and accordingly, the casino makes every effort to identify such players with a further ban on casino gaming.
I don't know if you've ever been to a real casino, where you are monitored 24/7 and you are not free to do anything, simply if you win too much you are out, either you cheat or not, you count cards or not, they catch you and throw you out, you can be the best card counter in the world but if you are inconvenient they cut you out
22. Post 65337806 (unedited backup) (by Hispo) (scraped on Fri May 2 16:00:31 CEST 2025) in no one can beat the casino.:
...I find it strange for people being able to beat the casino since this in theory it is totally impossible in the long run.
We should not deny the fact that there are professional players in this industry who, thanks to their card counting skills, regularly win at casinos. And this is the biggest expense item, and accordingly, the casino makes every effort to identify such players with a further ban on casino gaming.
I have seen many references about card counting and their legality within casinos, in theory, it seems to be a grey area, since gamblers who partake in card counting do not explicitly cheat or mess up with the cards, in order to get a higher leverage against the casino or other gamblers, but it is definitely frown upon by the staff of casinos and they indeed try to identity card counters and ban them from further entering their facilities.
Though, I have the impression those who actually manage to profit from card counting are a rare to find since the mental retention of information and memory must be exceptional in order to pull something like that off.