I went to the Casino yesterday and I analyzed the whole place. Initially, it shows you a bright, shiny place, very nice, looks fun, people are enjoying it, the employees look professional, and the games look tempting.

When you think about it, a casino is just a place to make money but in a different way. You throw in some cash, play a game and hope you'll win even if the odds are stacked against you.

On top of that, they serve food and drinks. How nice.

However, there are no clocks, no windows, no mirrors, nothing that reminds you of the outside world. It makes you forget about your problems and lures you in to make money.

The first odd thing I noticed is that the Dealers are very aloof yet strict, like they're putting on a mask. They are incredibly efficient with hand movements and know the rules of the game yet they hide it.

When a person plays a game, they feel this hope of winning because you can win at any time (even if those chances are manipulated to some degree.) and nobody is forcing them. Nobody told them to walk in there and make money. They chose to do this. Also, the biggest danger is that people can drink in these places, thus ruining their chances further (I never drink at casinos) of winning.

With each play, people go batshit crazy over a few wins and loses. I suspect the cards are responsible for this because they add an element of surprise. You can't really predict what these cards will do but people go wild for this. Its like a push pull of sorts.

I think all of these things can apply to PUA game. Don't you guys think so?

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