Originally Posted by Jean26
Your going to have a hard time convincing people on a statistically based forum that "most are cheating".
Most agree that the risk is simply to great for the casino operator to engage in cheating where several key employees would have to have knowledge of the cheating. Its one thing for a dealer or employee to engage in cheating. Its an entirely different scenario for the casino to engage in cheating by "changing something out in the machine". If exposed this would cause the casino operator to lose their gaming license. The risk is simply to great.
The statistical probability that "most casinos are cheating", and "changing something out in the machine" is just about as statistically probable as the world coming to an end within the next week.
There is a casino somewhere that may have cheated players, but MOST are not. Its just not happening.
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