It's well known that every casino in the world to some extent makes available or provides "odds" for their games. Could this possibly be implemented on each game?

I understand the game has to make money and that in real casinos you're still more likely to lose than win. However, on a game like dice where you can roll from 1-1000 and the house can roll 1-1000 it is mathematically illogical that after roughly 70ish+ bets that I did I won around 25.

That means the house has a 66.7% chance of winning. Which, without putting more money into the game, testing it is pointless. It's almost like... false advertising. I feel like it's pretty much robbing the players if you don't at least tell them they're going to get shafted.

Example:

Out of 12 bets right there. The house won 9 times. How is that even possible. Swaps statistically has a better chance of winning, but tops should have the exact same percentage. A win on swaps is still 50/50 on numbers as tops is. Yet the percentage is showing at least 13% different on my lifetime stats. How is that possible?

 mathematically illogical

This is the nature of random sequences. The "odds" are 50/50 on every game. Just because you had a stretch of games that didn't even out to 50/50 doesn't make it not random nor disrupt the odds of winning, and certainly doesn't make it "mathematically illogical," whatever the fuck that means.

If I play one dice game and I win, does that mean the probability of winning the next one is 100%? No. If I play two and lose both, does that mean dice is programmed to never let me win? No. The probability is always .5, you're just catching a bad streak in the same way that other players can catch good streaks. If you don't want to catch the bad streaks, don't play. Izzy frequently (or used to) publicized the winnings/losses of the House, and very many times was down a lot of credits and money. 

If you don't trust the casino's odds, don't play. It's that simple.

I have no doubts that dice operates on a 50/50 chance. But purely out of curiosity, I would actually like to see the dice code. I presume it's just a random number generator, but it intrigues me to see how that's done by professionals.

Cato I understand what you're saying. Squishy I understand what you're saying as well. In fact, I tested it more so with bets between players.

My concern is when you do 12 bets and somehow comes out to winning 3 hands. Which I realize, is a small pool of test. However, winning 23ish out of 70+ish bets. That just makes me worry if something might be fishy.

I can't read code really. I mean, I might be able to figure some of it out, but realistically I have to have faith in what you say is true.

My concern really came up more so when I watched dozens of people complain that it's streaky. Then when I played there was no winning really.

I was actually hoping to use this thread to open up about discussing all the gambling. Such as blackjack, it's rules, how many decks, possibly coding in a single or double deck blackjack. More so, a table blackjack. The idea is to beat the house. The more hands on the table if you work together you can do a bit better from real life experience.

I've been doing it more often. I've noticed that it is pretty much 50/50. However, seeing the statistics helped me run numbers on it.