Switching Machines in the Casino

It should be easy to understand and grasp that a casino cannot payout more money that it can afford to.  And the way a casino goes about insuring this is to set the payout percentage at an amount that not only keeps them from losing money, but also meets fair gaming standards as determined by regulatory gaming bodies.

Naturally, the inherent rules of table and card games keep this in control.  Likewise, the programming of slot and video poker machines guarantee that each machine is tied into the overall game payout percentage. 

Keeping this in mind, it makes sense to not stick to a single machine when in a land-based casino.  Although it is not necessarily true that some machines are looser than others, it is generally true that machines experience winning and losing streaks.

Therefore, it is a good practice for players to get into switching machines when they are on a winning streak.  The important thing to keep in mind is to not look back on what you think you could have won, and to quit while you are ahead - even if you think you can get more ahead. 

After going on a reasonable winning streak, switch machines.  It is worth a try, and keeps with the general probability rules of gambling as well as payout percentage.

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