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Online Casinos in general: Play AI at Live Casino

Topic created on 02nd Apr. 2024 | Page: 1 of 1 | Answers: 13 | Views: 772
Quicklyfox
Hello, it has not been a fact for a long time:

Could it be that the Live Casino is deliberately making me win or lose? I have the impression that, depending on my playing habit of favoring even numbers or odd numbers, for example, the game situation is adjusted and no live games are actually played?
Let me give you an example: I go to the live casino and there are 15 odd numbers in a row ... I would probably bet an even number after the second or third.
This is just my assumption that my playing habits are worked out with an A.I. and that I am taken to the casino at the moment when only odd numbers come up.
Who can confirm this and who does it happen to like me?

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MisterL
Expert
it's the same with "lying and cheating" in all areas of life.

don't even trust your confessor!!!

Get a dog he is honest

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Hidaruma
Top Member

Quicklyfox wrote on 02.04.2024 at 13:27: Hello, not busy for a long time a fact:

Can it be that the Live Casino is intentionally making me win or lose? I have the impression that, depending on my playing habit of favoring even numbers or odd numbers, for example, the game situation is adjusted and no actual live games are played?
Let me give you an example: I go to the live casino and there are 15 odd numbers in a row ... I would probably bet an even number after the second or third.
This is just my assumption that my playing habits are worked out with an A.I. and that I am taken to the casino at the moment when only odd numbers come up.
Who can confirm this and who does it happen to like me?

It really is like that. Now I can tell you: I work for Evolution and produce AI-supported videos. Depending on how we play, we play videos that favor the house to maximize our win even further. That won't change because there are enough stupid people who will keep playing.


In addition to the measures mentioned above, we also have a department consisting only of small players to slow down the Crazytime wheel, among other things, when a good field comes along.

Blackjack cards are generated in real time using a green screen in order to shake the player.

So you can see that you're not that far off the mark.

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T0uchTheSky
Elite

Quicklyfox wrote on 02.04.2024 at 13:27: Hello, not busy for a long time a fact:

Can it be that the Live Casino is intentionally making me win or lose? I have the impression that, depending on my playing habit of favoring even numbers or odd numbers, for example, the game situation is adjusted and no actual live games are played?
Let me give you an example: I go to the live casino and there are 15 odd numbers in a row ... I would probably bet an even number after the second or third.
This is just my assumption that my playing habits are worked out with an A.I. and that I am taken to the casino at the moment when only odd numbers come up.
Who can confirm this and who does it happen to like me?

Yes, in a live casino, you are the only one playing. If you place money on red, all the other players bet exactly the same as you on red ...

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Hidaruma
Top Member

T0uchTheSky wrote on 02/04/2024 14:08:

Yes, in a Live Casino you are the only one playing there. If you place money on red, all other players bet exactly as you do on red ...

Correct troll answer. OP just gets a different feed than the rest, depending on the bet. You have to think a bit.

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Cheeseburger
Experienced
Of course, fraud in Online Casinos is not a problem with today's technology.
Just think of online poker. Who can guarantee that several players at the table are not communicating with each other via any communication channels, for example?
The problem is always that you can't prove it, which is why I no longer gamble online. (If I ever get unlocked again).
I'd rather go to a real casino where I can see with my own eyes how the cards are dealt.

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Der_Puppenspieler
Amateur
Oh my god.... What conspiracies.

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MisterL
Expert
it's not for nothing that everything has gone off the rails watch aljazeera and then German "cough" TV . hopefully the cup will pass us schunderner nation by

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frapi07
Elite

Quicklyfox wrote on 02.04.2024 at 13:27: Hello, not busy for a long time a fact:

Can it be that the Live Casino intentionally makes me win or lose? I have the impression that, depending on my playing habit of favoring even numbers or odd numbers, for example, the game situation is adjusted and no actual live games are played?
Let me give you an example: I go to the live casino and there are 15 odd numbers in a row ... I would probably bet an even number after the second or third.
This is just my assumption that my playing habits are worked out with an A.I. and that I am taken to the casino at the moment when only odd numbers come up.
Who can confirm this and who does it happen to like me?

Misconception number 1: The probability always remains the same, regardless of what the history shows. The results are independent of each other and therefore it is always the same probability (about 48.9%) to make the selection (odd/even). If you don't roll a 6 15 times in a row, the probability that you will roll a 6 is still 1:6

Misconception number 2: The casino could technically cheat, there have been incidents in the past that have been uncovered, but the Risk is too high and therefore it is the exception rather than the rule.

For example, dealers have taken the 2nd card ( PROOF Bet Online Live Blackjack Dealer Caught Cheating SLOW MOTION (youtube.com)). But that was a) a long time ago and b) a different provider. I don't know if they are still active. Doesn't mean that everything runs smoothly with the best-known live casino providers (Evolution, Pragmatic). Blackjack Big SCAM! 2+3+8+3+8=? (youtube.com) A dealer made a mistake here and won wrongly. But these are technical mistakes that can happen. In such cases, the hand is usually declared invalid and all players get their money back. I can't say why that didn't happen here.

It is impossible to say whether the casino was involved in the known cases or whether the dealer was just trying to cheat. To claim that it's all AI is nonsense. I myself have seen a BJ card fall. You could see that the card was printed out.

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Der_Puppenspieler
Amateur
Very well described and that's exactly how it is.

Flip a coin and you'll see that heads or tails come up just as often as red/black in Roulette or player/banker in baccarat.

Blackjack is no different.

series of 15 are nothing rare.

All 50/50 odds are always the same.

A Tip from me, never play on series but only with the intermittences.

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frapi07
Elite
Der_Puppenspieler wrote on 02.04.2024 at 23:56: Very well described and that's exactly how it is.

Flip a coin everyone and you'll see that heads or tails comes up as often as red/black in Roulette or as player/banker in baccarat.

Blackjack is no different.

series of 15 are nothing rare.

All 50/50 odds are always the same.

A Tip from me, never play on series but only with the intermittences.

Thank you

But you have forgotten a small variation. The case where the coin shows neither heads nor tails, i.e. lands vertically.

In European roulette, this would be the green zero. This is the house edge that the casinos have. The zero is always excluded in such bets (even/odd), (red/black), (1-18/19-36), (1st12/2nd12/3rd12).

The more green zeros there are, the greater the house advantage, as in American roulette, for example. Here there is the green zero and the green double zero.

People who didn't take stochastics at school often don't know the exact difference.

The important thing is whether the events are dependent or independent of each other.

If you have to roll a 6 twice in succession, then these are two events that are dependent on each other, as only the combination (1st roll: 6, 2nd roll: 6) is successful. All other combinations lead to failure. This is why the probability of rolling a 6 twice in a row is not 1/6 or 2/6, but 1/36. Statically speaking, this means that you need 36 attempts to roll a 6 twice. However, you can deviate from the statistics - either negatively or positively.

However, if you have a series of events that are independent of each other, then the probability remains the same on the next attempt because there is no necessary combination. So if you roll the dice 15 times and you don't roll a 6 15 times, then the probability on the 16th roll is also 1:6.

The sequence 15x odd is statistically rather unlikely, but not impossible. The probability of picking 6 correct out of 49 + super number is 1:140 million and yet there are still people who hit the jackpot. Both events (winning 15 odd numbers in a row or hitting the lottery jackpot) are close to zero, but these events can still occur. However, this has nothing to do with the probability of the next event, as they are independent of each other.


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Der_Puppenspieler
Amateur
Exactly, the zero is, for example, the house edge in Roulette, which is exactly 2.7%.

But I left the zero out earlier to make it easier for people to understand.

Chance also produces the same patterns over and over again. Think about it.

Everything balances out perfectly.

A series of 2, for example, occurs just as often as 2 ones next to each other (also called an intermittency chain) or as 2 series next to each other.

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Hidaruma
Top Member

frapi07 wrote on 02.04.2024 at 19:26:

Misconception number 1: The probability always remains the same, no matter what the history shows. The results are independent of each other and therefore it is always the same probability (about 48.9%) to make the selection (odd/even). If you don't roll a 6 15 times in a row, the probability that you will roll a 6 is still 1:6

Misconception number 2: The casino could technically cheat, there have been incidents in the past that have been uncovered, but the Risk is too high and therefore it is the exception rather than the rule.

For example, dealers have taken the 2nd card ( PROOF Bet Online Live Blackjack Dealer Caught Cheating SLOW MOTION (youtube.com)). But that was a) a long time ago and b) a different provider. I don't know if they are still active. Doesn't mean that everything runs smoothly with the best-known Live Casino providers (Evolution, Pragmatic). Blackjack Big SCAM! 2+3+8+3+8=? (youtube.com) A dealer made a mistake here and won wrongly. But these are technical mistakes that can happen. In such cases, the hand is usually declared invalid and all players get their money back. I can't say why that didn't happen here.

It is impossible to say whether the casino was involved in the known cases or whether it was just the dealer trying to cheat. To claim that it's all AI is nonsense. I myself have seen a BJ card fall. You could see that the card was printed out.

lol. The second video is awesome. I just don't understand where the technical error is.

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frapi07
Elite
Hidaruma wrote on 03.04.2024 at 14:51:

lol. That second video is awesome. I just don't understand where the technical error is.

The third and fourth cards weren't scanned. She had 2+3. That's 5. She draws an 8, so 13. Then another card and that's a 3 (which isn't scanned). But the total result remains 13. She draws one last card. This is an 8 (also not scanned). Dealer only scans the 8 and gets 21, although she should get 13+3+8=24. The mistake was made by the manager, who asked the dealer to only scan the last card. You can clearly hear "[...] the last card and continue".

It happens from time to time that a card is not scanned and the game is not always declared void. I have also seen dealers rescanning card after card. The round is only declared invalid if the face-down card was visible or you no longer know what the cards were. The latter has also happened before.



Here, the dealer was simply overwhelmed and continued the game even though she shouldn't have continued the hand.

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