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If gambling were fair, casinos wouldn't be able to make a fortune. Yet, every gambler who walks into a casino is invariably highly confident in their own luck—otherwise, they wouldn't have stepped inside in the first place.
If gambling were fair, casinos wouldn't be able to make a fortune. Yet, every gambler who walks into a casino is invariably highly confident in their own luck—otherwise, they wouldn't have stepped inside in the first place.