How everyone plays is different, and what games they play and other variables. Interesting Question, I can only summarize my empirical results.
2010 - winning days (60/107) 56% (Overall net profit +9.7%)
2011 - winning days (57/112) 51% (Overall net profit +0.9%)
2012 - winning days (80/147) 54% (Overall net loss -2.6%)
3-year Total 54% winning days.
(Profit/Loss Percentage is based on Dollars In vs. Dollars Out from my daily gambling logs and not on coin in/coin out which I wouldn't have from all casinos.)
And the winning days could include multiple sessions at different casinos in a day if I was in Vegas, although majority of days would be at my local casino in the Midwest.
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> I remember reading that chances of going home a winner at VP assuming you play a full pay game is approximately 30 percent...or to put it another way you will loose seven times out of ten times you visit the casino. Can someone tell me if this is true. It sure is for me . Sorry to say!
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> Ralph Gary Brauner
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