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I've heard that casinos don't have clocks or windows to keep players gambling longer. Is this true, and if so, why do they do it?

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Yes, it's true that casinos often don't have clocks or windows. This is a strategic design choice to make people lose track of time, encouraging them to gamble more. Without the natural light from windows or the time reference from clocks, players are less likely to realize how long they've been playing, which can lead to longer gambling sessions.
Question2Answer fatal error:

Reading one value from empty results

Stack trace:

require() in index.php:27
require() in qa-index.php:189
qa_output_content() in qa-page.php:53
html() in page.php:359
body() in qa-theme-base.php:271
body_content() in qa-theme-base.php:391
main() in qa-theme.php:264
main_parts() in qa-theme-base.php:727
main_parts() in qa-base.php(720) : eval()'d code:51
main_part() in qa-theme-base.php:836
a_list() in qa-theme-base.php:882
a_list_items() in qa-theme-base.php:2282
a_list_item() in qa-theme-base.php:2290
a_item_main() in qa-theme-base.php:2311
a_item_content() in qa-theme.php:554
getVideoIdFromDb() in qa-base.php(720) : eval()'d code:42
qa_db_read_one_value() in qa-base.php(720) : eval()'d code:73