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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Blind Sam" data-source="post: 1089832" data-attributes="member: 13897">All games of chance have odds that favor the House. If the establishment also allows games to be run where they only supply a dealer then they take a cut out of the pot. Games such a Roulette are easier to see how th e house has the benefit since there are no player options like asking for more cards or changing any of the variables. Here is a quote from <a href="http://www.roulette-guru.com/roulette_odds.html," target="_blank">http://www.roulette-guru.com/roulette_odds.html,</a>"The sad thing about American roulette is that this house edge is unalterable. Each and every bet, and every combination of bets, and every way you can think to hedge your bets, all work out to a 5.26% house edge."This may be a small prcentage but from there you can add in distractions.1) Alcahol2) Schills - a player for the House in card games, other players do not know that they are working for the House3) Saloon Girls (or Guys if needed), may have Brothel attached to casinoOr just go for rigged games; weighted dice for Craps, Roulette wheals with ways to select numbers, marked cards, brakes on a Big Wheel, etc...</blockquote>