We Watched 900 Hours Of Slot Streams. Losses Accounted For Four Minutes.
A second-by-second study of 312 broadcasts found big wins were replayed eleven times on average. Losses were mostly off camera.
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Analysis of how the industry really works, from people who have lost enough to know.
Analysts: House Edge Remains Undefeated For 4,000th Consecutive Year
A new report finds the oldest winning streak in history is showing no signs of regression to the mean.
Players Paid In A Casino’s Own Token Are Up Sharply, Measured In That Token
Holders of VAB, a token the crypto casino Velvet Abacus issues and prices itself, are 300 percent ahead. In dollars, the picture is still loading.
Each Extra Parlay Leg Makes Bettors More Confident And Less Likely To Win, Data Shows
Across 2.4 million slips, confidence rose with every leg added. So did the number of slips lost by a single leg, which bettors filed under nearly winning.
Study Finds Roulette Wheel Still Unaware Red Came Up Seven Times In A Row
Researchers wrote to the wheel, showed it the footage and spun it two million times. Black is exactly as likely as it was before anyone started counting.
Loyalty Programme Tiers Now Outnumber The Metals They Are Named After
The average casino programme has grown from three tiers in 2005 to eleven. Designers ran out of precious metals in 2014 and have been using rocks since.
Researchers Confirm ‘Almost Winning’ Pays The Same As Losing
A three-year study of near misses, close calls and late equalisers finds the payout for every one of them was zero, give or take nothing.