Either explain how hands of video poker, whether on the same machine or not, depend on each other or correct your tense, anonymous, (expletive deleted). If hands are independent, there's no such thing as "are losing," but only "have lost." The last hand is in the same category as a hand 20 years ago. They're both irrelevant to the next hand. But in a way, you're right. Being able to leave is an advantage that the casino, if it's taking the worst of it, doesn't have. But it has nothing to do with how any machine "is running." (Another expletive deleted so I can win the contest)
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>I have Bob Marley tickets for next Saturday at the Playboy Comedy Club for the first person that can help me with this Listener question. I don't know how to answer it politely.
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> From anonymous: I think one of the biggest advantages we have over casinos is the ability to walk out when we are losing. If you don't leave when you are losing, how can you expect to come out ahead?
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