Mathematics and Gambling: Annual Visitors to Las Vegas, United States of America, Internal and External Casino Odds, the Original Roulette Game, the Odds of People Sharing the Same Birthday, Leveraging the Law of Large Numbers for the Lottery, the Odds of Horse Racing, the Golden Ratio of Mathematics, How Casinos Discourage Card Counting, and How Card Counting Works

During 2014, 40,000,000 (40 million) people visited Las Vegas, United States of America and lost a combined total of $10,000,000,000 ($10 billion). The average odds of winning when using a slot machine are approximately 6.6% meaning that for every $100 put in, the casino takes $6.60, baiting players with a win bit bleeding them dry in the long term, banking nearly $0.07 (7 cents) for every $1.00 dropped into them. Casinos with the worst odds are clustered within the strip, and casino games with ...


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