02-19-2024, 10:42 PM
Taxing either the house or player won't make a difference.
The issue with casinos being "cleared" out is down to two issues. The payout amounts, and the betting values.
Pretty much every casino has a "high roller" table which allows for bets in the hundreds of thousands. So, when a player wins, say they bet 500k and get blackjack, they get a 1.5 million payout. Then they can play 3 more hands with that, which they're likely to win at least one.
The default payout values used to be 1.2 for a win, and 1.75 for a blackjack. Casinos were stable with these, and there wasn't these issues. But every time we put a casino down, we'd have to go re-put it down because every casino wanted to have 2 for winning and 2.5 for blackjack. So that became the new standard.
TLDR: Tables lower payout amounts, and max bet. Simple.
The issue with casinos being "cleared" out is down to two issues. The payout amounts, and the betting values.
Pretty much every casino has a "high roller" table which allows for bets in the hundreds of thousands. So, when a player wins, say they bet 500k and get blackjack, they get a 1.5 million payout. Then they can play 3 more hands with that, which they're likely to win at least one.
The default payout values used to be 1.2 for a win, and 1.75 for a blackjack. Casinos were stable with these, and there wasn't these issues. But every time we put a casino down, we'd have to go re-put it down because every casino wanted to have 2 for winning and 2.5 for blackjack. So that became the new standard.
TLDR: Tables lower payout amounts, and max bet. Simple.