[00:01] betting sites give you free money to play with? Because that's where their real business lies.  Let me explain.  Imagine a coin toss. If it lands on heads you win a peso, but if it lands on suns you lose a peso.  There is a 50% probability in each event.  That's fair.
[00:15] If you try 100 times, you end up more or less where you started.  Does it sound fair?  It is.  And that's precisely why bookmakers don't play that way.  They're hiding an advantage in the odds.  Where they should be paying you two, they pay you 1.90.  A lot, it seems, but if
[00:30] you add that slight advantage to the coin toss, you no longer end up where you started, because the more you toss, the more you join.  If you simulate it thousands of times, the result is always the same.  If you keep playing, you'll go bankrupt. But then, is the house winning against
[00:44] me?  Not exactly.  The casino doesn't bet on the game; it pools the same amount of money on both sides and keeps its commission.  Whoever wins.  You don't play against the house, you play against the bettors and the house just collects.  Oh.  And that's why they
[00:58] can give me money to start playing.  Exactly, because the bonus you into a game where the math is already stacked against you.  As long as you keep playing, the house has already won.  In other words, the house never loses.  That's right, because
[01:14] you're the only one who depends on luck. Yeah.