I have difficulty with the term "advantage play". I know casinos really hate "advantage players" and there's a website called advantageplayer.com but I'm not really sure what an "advantage play" is. Does it just mean a play where someone with skill can gain an edge over someone without skill? So someone who can play 9-6 Jacks with an average return of 99% or better is an "advantage player"? Does it just mean someone can win? If there's a free slot tournament where everyone wins something, is that an "advantage play". If there is a free gift giveaway with everyone eligible, is that an "advantage play"? Is a 2-for-1 buffet coupon an "advantage play"? A $5 matchplay? If there is a buy in tournament where all the buy in's are distributed as prizes and skill can be used to gain an advantage, is that an "advantage play"? Does the situation change if the casino rakes the pot or adds an overlay to the pot? Is it the goal of casinos to have no "advantage plays"? If so, doesn't that mean a continuing shrinking market? If the customer has a choice of playing where "advantage plays" are allowed or playing where "advantage plays" are not allowed, why would they chose the later?
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