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I've seen strategies claiming to profit from the 'Crash' game in Bitcoin Casinos. Is that actually possible?

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by (300 points)
No, it is not possible to consistently profit from the 'Crash' game in the long term. The game is designed with a mathematical model that ensures the house always has an edge, and the expected value of bets is negative, meaning over time, players will lose more than they win.
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i had low expectations coming into this video but you're actually smart af lol. i took a stats class in college 2 years ago and im suddenly remember all the distributions and expected value stuff. great video man. genuinely was worth 8 mins of my life lol
by (100 points)
An actual in-depth analysis on the coding and mathematics behind this. It’s more than I could ever ask for, as someone who grew tired of all these “guaranteed profits” bs. Excellent work here, especially for a first upload
by (100 points)
I checked something else I had in mind and you are right. It's impossible to win this game consistently. thank you for your research!
by (100 points)
tldr: casino has advantage, just like any other game they offer.
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I’ve just started this game. I think that you really have to play according to the statistics and probabilities...I personally wait 3 times for an under 2.00 score in a row then try cashing out at 2.00 and then double if I lose.
by (100 points)
Bruh as a first video, this thing blows many long term Tubers out the water.

Thanks for proving why it is impossible to profit.

So even if you were to cash out each time it went above 1.0x, you still would lose money in the long run?
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Good video. For those people that think they can one up a casino. That's what casinos love to hear. The only thing that works is card counting in blackjack and that gets you kicked out too
by (100 points)
The math it's easier: The casino exist(and they win money because it wouldn't exist if they didn't)=you lose money :D
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What happens if you always cash out at 1.01-1.20 regardless of how much money you put in? I guess you would still come out in the red because of the immediate crashes that occur?
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I’ve been beating the game to the tune of 500% gains so far, it’s a combo of bankroll management, random bet sizing, and understanding ROI vs time variance for the multiplier frequencies. It’s similar to playing a stock that only goes up but you have to have a limited amount of risk vs greater reward
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