Except that, statistically speaking, you can't possibly do that in the casino. The only game that you have a reasonable shot with, given a good strategy and conservative play, is blackjack. And even that's only an advantage in your favor on the order of 1-2%.
Everything else in there is a guaranteed loser, given enough time - the only question is how long it will take the house to clean you out ;)
That's why I said if you could do it...move there and go pro. Because if you can...you are much better/luckier than most. Or you are cheating. In which case, don't move there.
This is true, but the odds didn't catch up with me last week in Las Vegas. I played slots and won over a thousand dollars. Paid for the trip.
I thought Baccarat was the closest casinos got to 50/50. That said, Roulette provides you with "true" odds, essentially eliminating the house advantage for those players disciplined enough to stick with it.
Well, not everything. There is a sizeable professional poker and sports/horse betting crowd there, as well as the card counters...but that's about it. The caveat is, its not for everybody, the amount of skill required to make a living at these endeavors, would probably get you alot more money at your day job, if you were at the same level of skill. YMMV.
My nephew is a an accountant with a knack for card counting. He wins often enough at 21 to be bodily removed almost every time by the casinos that hate winners who approach the 51% win mark. Last time he lost a lot and they were very pleased with him. I think he is slightly ahead in winnings vs. losses, but he is still behind when he calculates the cost of his trips to Vegas. Is that entertainment? No, but it sure keeps the lights burning bright in Vegas casinos.