Is it possible to use magic to win at gambling? Slots? Roullette?
>>17211133
I've been in the gaming industry for 8 years. Haven't seen anyone using spooky magic to beat the odds yet.
>>17212704
You simply haven't noticed. It's all stored in log files on some random server that you never cared about to begin with. Debugging is a hard science.
>>17211133
Yeah.
How do you not get beat after you walk out with profit?
>>17213732
By being smart and not cleaning them out in one shot. You take a small winning many times instead of one fortune that you get hassled over for winning so much at once.
>>17213732
There's a neat Nick Cage movie called Next that's relevant here.
>>17211133
i actually do this quite often. I've gotten 10 royal flushes on the river and ever time i recited an incantation to myself.
Baccarat, win by having more money then the re-bets.
1$ at a time.
Thank me 700$ a day later.
>>17211133
Don't listen to the bullshit newage fucks on here. A traditional charm states to wear a dried bats heart pierced and threaded with a red string around the wrist. Then surely you shall win at all games of odds and cards.
