Common truths of an experienced casino player

On one forum I made an addition about what I consider EVIL when playing in a casino

=== EVIL to play on credit/borrowed/stolen/future income/critical for the family budget/etc.


... it seems that for some this simple rule sounded like a divine secret ))))

It's just a given for normal people,
And for the abnormal - a set of letters or something that goes in one ear and out the other.

Boris! What you call "evil" is a developed fundamental habit of a successful person. However, most people are not that they have never touched success, most of us "ordinary" luck (luck and success are different definitions for different categories of life processes), so luck overtakes most ordinary people so rarely that it is a surprise and does not change anything in the consciousness of the essence of the onset. A person does not perceive luck as a proper circumstance, which is the realization of his efforts even in those cases when, making efforts, a person does not believe in their implementation and does not realize the response event in his life ...
From childhood, systemic education instills false truth about such truths as luck, success and well-being. Information zombification provides pseudo-evidence with the aim of making luck, success and well-being alien to ordinary people, unattainable and dangerous at the level of normative documents and other prohibitions.
By substituting the concepts of luck for money, success for wealth, well-being for unjust enrichment, etc., the system strives to control people by motivating them to a “worthy, according to the law” existence in society...
Mortgage, credit, loan and other ways of obtaining money strictly within the framework of the regulatory field...
However, some people have an infinite belief in luck, success and prosperity and try to find a way to do it quickly and effectively, and there are enough examples of this, the only thing is!!!, these examples do not apply to the gambling business. Therefore, your rule about EVIL is absolutely correct! and is applicable to the gaming community due to the gambling nature of the situation and the lack of self-control at a professional level...

Despite a bag full of cash, Spanky pauses at a slot machine, stuffing bill after bill into it. On his cell phone, he’s looking at a spreadsheet that tells him how to play that particular slot machine to get “+EV,” or positive expected value, meaning the player is more likely to win than the machine. “This is me giving you real insider information,” he says, referring to his spreadsheet, which has formulas for dozens of different slot machines. “I mean, this is going to give me something like +$12, not much, but if you were walking down the street and you saw $12, you’d bend over and pick it up, right?”

... bend over for 12 dollars on the street in a country where you can get a snack for 12 dollars (a cup of coffee costs 1 dollar), in the Russian Federation at the exchange rate it is almost 780 rubles. i.e. 78 kopecks in terms of Soviet purchasing power, for 45 of 51 years, starting with the "piece of paper with Lenin" I found the equivalent of 12 USD on the street three or four times, therefore - a weak metaphor! for insider information... If now I pick up 1 ruble (1000) to give a tip at the car wash I need just to the guys for a snack or to the student girl at the gas station who inserts a gun into the gas tank for the same snack... bend over to give a tip - from the one who dropped it - to the one who needs it more. Once someone scratched my Lada Granta bumper from behind, the guy came out, said that he did not have a license, gave 5000 and drove away with God! Once I scratched the bumper, gave 1000 and left with God, the very one I found...