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MaxxLee
09-19-2010, 02:47 PM
Hey you guys think its possible if you dont get greedy? lol

Canmorite
09-19-2010, 02:49 PM
Odd are seriously stacked against you.

Tomaz
09-19-2010, 02:52 PM
Yes. Very possible.






















If you own the casino ;)

chkolny541
09-19-2010, 02:52 PM
what game

MaxxLee
09-19-2010, 02:54 PM
Originally posted by chkolny541
what game

Blackjack

Rat Fink
09-19-2010, 02:58 PM
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Redlined_8000
09-19-2010, 03:02 PM
Try it and tell us how it goes.

Kobe
09-19-2010, 04:17 PM
Poker is the only game you could beat for $100/day @ the casino, and it wouldn't be that you won every day but in the long run.. obviously first you need to put in thousands of hands read some books, watch some videos etc etc

max_boost
09-19-2010, 04:34 PM
Originally posted by Kobe
Poker is the only game you could beat for $100/day @ the casino, and it wouldn't be that you won every day but in the long run.. obviously first you need to put in thousands of hands read some books, watch some videos etc etc

:werd:

Simple game but so hard to get good at so it's not really that simple. :nut:

Jlude
09-19-2010, 05:26 PM
won 4th place in a tourny yesterday - $1015.00

And won 3500 playin slots while on my breaks from the tourny :nut:

max_boost
09-19-2010, 05:34 PM
Originally posted by Jlude
won 4th place in a tourny yesterday - $1015.00

And won 3500 playin slots while on my breaks from the tourny :nut:

Nicely done. :D

TomcoPDR
09-19-2010, 05:59 PM
You can make pretty good money on the slots too

C4S
09-19-2010, 06:43 PM
Work ~ 7 hr from Timmy is better idea ..

Type_S1
09-19-2010, 06:49 PM
Originally posted by TomcoPDR
You can make pretty good money on the slots too

:rofl: No you can't. Slots are one of the biggest sucker games at the casino.

Poker is the only way you can continually win in any casino. Blackjack you really have shitty odd's even if you play right the fucktard next to you can play like an idiot and lose the hand for you. You rely on other people to make correct decisions, yourself to be able to not get upset and put too much money in on a hand and a HELL OF A LOT of luck.

banned3x
09-19-2010, 07:08 PM
$100 is sooo easy hahahah really. The problem is people are greedy and can't control themselves. I play roulette put a hundred on black you lose. So then put 200 you lose again then put 400 you might win you might lose but if you win you win lol but if you lose then put 800 if you lose again then your shit out of luck hahhah

Spoons
09-19-2010, 07:16 PM
Originally posted by MaxxLee
Hey you guys think its possible if you dont get greedy? lol

If this was as easy as your thinking, you would see a lot more people doing this, and casino's losing mad money.

It's luck, not a job. I could say if you are insanely good at poker and run the scrubs at local casino's, then maybe. But the odds are incredibly against you.

Stupid post, would not read again.

Muji
09-19-2010, 07:19 PM
If you work there, making $100 a day is easy. The only games worth learning are poker and blackjack, as the odds shift in your direction periodically. As BJ now has been so tacked down the game is tough to beat longterm, in the 80's and 90's with two deck games and being dealt to a quarter of a deck, the pickings were easy for the informed. Now BJ has six to ten decks, they deal down to somewhere around 2-4 decks and the game is off as a result.

Slots, roulette, etc are suckers bets, and they keep the lights and profit rolling into the casino. Stay away from them really, no one in the know plays those "games". Anyone saying differently, I will take a bet on 100 consecutive days running, whatever you lose you pay me dollar for dollar. Whatever you win I will double. You must play for eight hours a day with a set number of $$$ in action over all days and hours. Any takers?

Learn poker, Kobe spanked me more than once, hit him up for lessons or at least a few book and video recommends.

Muji
09-19-2010, 07:26 PM
Originally posted by Type_S1


:rofl: No you can't. Slots are one of the biggest sucker games at the casino.

Poker is the only way you can continually win in any casino. Blackjack you really have shitty odd's even if you play right the fucktard next to you can play like an idiot and lose the hand for you. You rely on other people to make correct decisions, yourself to be able to not get upset and put too much money in on a hand and a HELL OF A LOT of luck.

You cannot blame anyone for the cards you get dealt, the cards do not know or decide their order or number. They are neutral to the situation. If I am wrong, let's take $10,000 out of your bank account, book a BJ table and load it with your friends who will play exactly as you tell them to play. Or simply, buy a table for yourself, you can do that if you buy in at a high enough level and play all the chairs. Then you can blame that idiot at first base for his actions screwing up your cards.

This blaming another player idea is a false belief on BJ tables, read a book or think about it and you will agree.

Jlude
09-19-2010, 07:29 PM
Originally posted by Muji
If you work there, making $100 a day is easy. The only games worth learning are poker and blackjack, as the odds shift in your direction periodically. As BJ now has been so tacked down the game is tough to beat longterm, in the 80's and 90's with two deck games and being dealt to a quarter of a deck, the pickings were easy for the informed. Now BJ has six to ten decks, they deal down to somewhere around 2-4 decks and the game is off as a result.

Slots, roulette, etc are suckers bets, and they keep the lights and profit rolling into the casino. Stay away from them really, no one in the know plays those "games". Anyone saying differently, I will take a bet on 100 consecutive days running, whatever you lose you pay me dollar for dollar. Whatever you win I will double. You must play for eight hours a day with a set number of $$$ in action over all days and hours. Any takers?

Learn poker, Kobe spanked me more than once, hit him up for lessons or at least a few book and video recommends.

You're incorrect. I play 2 deck blackjack every time I go to the casino.


You are correct about everything else though. :poosie:

Khyron
09-19-2010, 07:33 PM
Blackjack is brutal - right around 71% in favor of the house. Roulette is closer to 50/50 but the 1 or 2 greens roll it to the house.

Bacarat is probably the closest to a fair chance game besides poker.


Originally posted by Jlude


You're incorrect. I play 2 deck blackjack every time I go to the casino.

You are correct about everything else though. :poosie:

Kloubek
09-19-2010, 07:40 PM
The bottom line here is that the casinos make money. Lots of it. Why? Because there is not a single game that favours the player. In short: Sure, you can make money at the Casino. But the odds are that you will simply lose your money.

Jlude
09-19-2010, 07:58 PM
Originally posted by Kloubek
The bottom line here is that the casinos make money. Lots of it. Why? Because there is not a single game that favours the player. In short: Sure, you can make money at the Casino. But the odds are that you will simply lose your money.
This is the bottom line.

If you're aiming to win $100/day, then you probably can't afford to lose too much. Never go to the casino expecting or trying to make money, go for fun.

project240
09-19-2010, 08:37 PM
Originally posted by Jlude

Never go to the casino expecting or trying to make money, go for fun.


Poker is your best chance, but that's assuming you've already played hundreds of thousands of hands and actually understand the game.

If you haven't, then your best bet is just to get a job at the casino... :rofl:

supe
09-19-2010, 08:54 PM
Originally posted by Type_S1

Blackjack you really have shitty odd's even if you play right the fucktard next to you can play like an idiot and lose the hand for you. You rely on other people to make correct decisions, yourself to be able to not get upset and put too much money in on a hand and a HELL OF A LOT of luck.

You're the fucktard to think the guy next to you actually makes a difference.

gyu
09-19-2010, 09:37 PM
Play with stocks instead

rage2
09-19-2010, 09:46 PM
Originally posted by supe
You're the fucktard to think the guy next to you actually makes a difference.
It does if you know how to do basic card counting. You WILL get busted pretty quick counting cards though at the Casino nowadays. The betting patterns are pretty obvious.

Type_S1
09-19-2010, 09:48 PM
Originally posted by supe


You're the fucktard to think the guy next to you actually makes a difference.

I completely understand the statistics that my decisions are seperate from everyone elses. But when someone draws on a 16 with a dealer holding a 6 and pulls a face...yes I feel like that player fucked my shit up. Your a fucktard to think that the player next to you makes no difference in the game. It does not make my decisions any different in the game, but it does affect the outcome.

If you know how to count cards at all it also changes things a lot. Not many people have a clue how to or can even if they knew how to but it does change things.

gruster
09-19-2010, 10:08 PM
Originally posted by rage2

It does if you know how to do basic card counting. You WILL get busted pretty quick counting cards though at the Casino nowadays. The betting patterns are pretty obvious.

I believe it's legal in Alberta to count cards.

Kobe
09-19-2010, 10:30 PM
Originally posted by Khyron
Blackjack is brutal - right around 71% in favor of the house. Roulette is closer to 50/50 but the 1 or 2 greens roll it to the house.

Bacarat is probably the closest to a fair chance game besides poker.



Where did u get 71% favored to the house, maybe if ur a complete moron and not playing by the book...

Kobe
09-19-2010, 10:33 PM
Originally posted by TomcoPDR
You can make pretty good money on the slots too

Do me a favor Tomco, can you please make an excel sheet with

Amount deposited:
Amount Withdrawled:
Amount Invested: (Each day how much money u clicked via the slot machines)


Money Won/Money lost:

For the next 6 months (if u got a lot)

you should see that ur ROI (Return on investment) is somewhere around -10% to -20% in the long run..

UndrgroundRider
09-19-2010, 10:51 PM
Originally posted by rage2

It does if you know how to do basic card counting. You WILL get busted pretty quick counting cards though at the Casino nowadays. The betting patterns are pretty obvious.

If anything a player taking a card they shouldn't helps you when counting. More information about the shoe.


Originally posted by Type_S1


I completely understand the statistics that my decisions are seperate from everyone elses. But when someone draws on a 16 with a dealer holding a 6 and pulls a face...yes I feel like that player fucked my shit up. Your a fucktard to think that the player next to you makes no difference in the game.

No. It's a total wash. The chances of that "bad" player picking off an A-6 offset the slight shift in shoe bias if that same player were to grab a 10. If you work it out mathematically it's a complete wash. Just play your game and have fun with the night.

TomcoPDR
09-19-2010, 11:07 PM
Originally posted by Kobe


Do me a favor Tomco, can you please make an excel sheet with



Winners don't make spreadsheets, and they don't cry about their losses. ;)

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Type_S1
09-19-2010, 11:36 PM
Originally posted by TomcoPDR


Winners don't make spreadsheets, and they don't cry about their losses. ;)

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There's no such thing as winners when you gamble, and for sure not at slots. A reasonable man would take count of his winnings and losses to determine he is losing in the end. If you won both those pics you got lucky as hell and congratz but in the long run if you keep playing you will always lose. Casino's are in the business of winning money not paying out and the odds reflect that.

In the end poker is the only game where you can use your skill to win and your not competing against the casino and therefor is the only game in the long run(unless cheating or card counting in BJ) that you can ever win at.

Back to the OP--->If your looking at winning only $100 a day I am going to assume you do not have much money to lose. Usually when I go sit and play blackjack I try to double my money which usually takes about an hour if I get lucky. Which means I would sit down with $100, leave with $100 in 1-2hours. But there has been days where I have lost $100 in 10 minutes at the table. It really is based on luck and if your counting on these winnings or even the money you have going in, stay the hell away because there's no winners.

Kobe
09-20-2010, 12:20 AM
Originally posted by Type_S1


There's no such thing as winners when you gamble, and for sure not at slots. A reasonable man would take count of his winnings and losses to determine he is losing in the end. If you won both those pics you got lucky as hell and congratz but in the long run if you keep playing you will always lose. Casino's are in the business of winning money not paying out and the odds reflect that.

In the end poker is the only game where you can use your skill to win and your not competing against the casino and therefor is the only game in the long run(unless cheating or card counting in BJ) that you can ever win at.

Back to the OP--->If your looking at winning only $100 a day I am going to assume you do not have much money to lose. Usually when I go sit and play blackjack I try to double my money which usually takes about an hour if I get lucky. Which means I would sit down with $100, leave with $100 in 1-2hours. But there has been days where I have lost $100 in 10 minutes at the table. It really is based on luck and if your counting on these winnings or even the money you have going in, stay the hell away because there's no winners.


Well said, when it comes to poker as well Bankroll Management is one of the key factors to success, it will avoid you from tilting a lot of the time, if u know u are a winning player.... (This can't be seen without a ton of hands/volume)

I play poker for a living, and my expected hourly rate is around XX/Amount, I can calculate this by ROI per game X games played per hour in the long run..

The thing is I can still lose 6-10buyins a day on a regular basis, which will is still a ton of money, (Also win this much or more). . You try not to look at it this way but the games you play. For a long time I was very bad with this, I would have 1k or 2k days and start to party hard, and I was not thinking about variance and it really kicked me in the ass financially. I play mostly Headsup poker becuase I hate downswings, but if you are playing something like tournments, your downswings are going to be 100buyins+ sometimes

Lets say you are a good poker player and are playing 1/2NL @ your local casino, you are making 15bb (big blinds) every 100 hands (There is no way u get anywhere this high online because of the skill level) anyways, lets say you play 2orbits every hour (This is also probably pretty high)

2orbits = 20hands
15bb = 100hands ( $30)
100 / 20 = 5hours = 100 hands to make $30 which would put your hourly rate at 30/5 or $6/hour


To make $100/day playing 1/2NL you would need to play
(100/$6) 16.667 hours/day. As you can see grinding a living off of 1/2NL is pretty damn tough live, however I heard of people getting up to 25bb/100 @ 1/2NL in the long run.


I'm using 1/2NL as an example because it is the lowest limit of NL poker you can play, but there is also 2/5 5/10 and games all the way up to 500/1000nl running all the time.

You also need to factor in that 40% of your sessions will be loosing and 60% will be winning sessions, which means a shitload of variance..

If you want to play 1/2NL online and want a proper bankroll to play it is suppose to be a minimum of $10,000 to cover the swings and to not go broke.


You also need to factor in all the time it will take you to actually learn the game properly with math,ranges and all that other fun shit.

I think something like 80% of poker players are loosing or break even players and only 20% are winning.


So would I recommend you start playing poker to make $100/day, prob not unless you have a large bankroll, deal with swings well.

TBH this shit just looks fun on T.V but when you get down to it, it is just another job.

No idea why i wrote all this but I'm bored shitless... :)

If my math is wrong please someone correct me, I'm to tired to think anymore tonight

I don't want to post my results for personal reasons, but you can see the amount of money I have to invest each month to make a living..

http://img412.imageshack.us/img412/4950/buyins.jpg

EM1FTW
09-20-2010, 12:38 AM
Originally posted by gruster


I believe it's legal in Alberta to count cards.
I think its legal everywhere, just very very frowned upon.

theken
09-20-2010, 12:47 AM
The only casino game (not poker) that is close to 50/50 is baccarat. As its player vs dealer. Its 51/49 I played it one time and won about 600 bucks. Only cause I was uninformed and bet on ties a whole bunch of times and they actually hit. 9 time to be exact. 25 to 1 on a tie.

drewb
09-20-2010, 12:48 AM
Originally posted by gruster


I believe it's legal in Alberta to count cards.

Casino staff can still ask you to leave for any reason.

Gabe182
09-20-2010, 01:16 AM
Lots of people win in the casino. The problem is, they give it all back. I have seen an endless amount of people take thousands from the casino and put it back the next week plus interest. The urge to winning big again/addiction to the rush has a lot to do with how much the casinos take home. Because people do it once, they think they can do it again.

All house games will take your money. Counting is not fail proof and you can lose huge, especially with the betting patterns that real counters use.

Poker is my favourite game, odds are in your favour, but that doesn't account for bad beats. set over set, sometimes theres no way of getting a hand, and you can lose big. rake does come into play, and eats more money then people understand.

The thing I find the most interesting about addicted gamblers is how they can literally convince themselves that they are down a little when they're down a lot. win a 100 and their up 1000. lose 1000 and they're down 100.

My advice is have fun if you love it. If its not fun anymore then take a break. Don't spend money that you cant afford to lose, and don't try and break the house, no one can.

sputnik
09-20-2010, 06:48 AM
Originally posted by Khyron
Blackjack is brutal - right around 71% in favor of the house. Roulette is closer to 50/50 but the 1 or 2 greens roll it to the house.

Bacarat is probably the closest to a fair chance game besides poker.



Aside from blackjack card counters.... craps is the game with the lowest house edge at a casino.

sputnik
09-20-2010, 06:49 AM
Originally posted by gruster


I believe it's legal in Alberta to count cards.

Its legal... but its frowned upon... like masturbating in an airplane.

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Jlude
09-20-2010, 09:39 AM
Originally posted by rage2

It does if you know how to do basic card counting. You WILL get busted pretty quick counting cards though at the Casino nowadays. The betting patterns are pretty obvious.



Originally posted by gruster


I believe it's legal in Alberta to count cards.

It's legal, but they'll find a reason to kick you out, IF you're on a good run.

I count cards in the casinos in Winnipeg - usually 2-3 people on a double deck table, it's pretty easy to do.







This thread really didn't need to turn into this.

Jlude
09-20-2010, 08:33 PM
Had to update this thread.


Day 1 = -$2000 :rofl: :rofl: The casino giveth and the casino taketh away.

Muji
09-20-2010, 08:47 PM
Originally posted by EM1FTW

I think its legal everywhere, just very very frowned upon.

They ought to not care, I know when I used to successfully count cards in Las Vegas and Reno, one pit boss knew it, as it is obvious to those in the know. He simply told the dealer to reshuffle early and that was that, my edge went out the window. I found it really hard to find a casino which had good deck penetration, in the end I stopped playing as the grind was worth less than getting a university education and a real job. The dealer really does not care as tips are given on wins and not losses, they are too busy anyway.

If Calgary casinos are using two decks and allowing play at least a third to half way into the second deck, well there is solid money to be made.

A BJ dealer once told me he would rather deal poker as all the other games are player v casino. In poker, it is player v player and he takes less heat from abusive players. In BJ some players blame everyone for their cards, they ought to read a single book on BJ and learn the truth in gaming theory or walk over to the UofC, they have a gaming theory school of sorts.