Is this really that difficult to understand? There is both good luck and bad luck. On any given session one of them will generally be a bigger factor. However, over time we they tend to even out and cancel each other out. Here's an example to demonstrate. I mentioned my very good session last month where I hit 7 $1000 jackpots (wild royals) in one session. Good luck, right? However, a few years back I went about 2 months without a single one of these jackpots playing 8-10 hours every week. That was horrible luck.

For the past year I ended up with 4 extra wild royals (68 vs. 64). Not exactly earth shattering. And, I ended up minus 5 in natural royals. Good luck vs. bad luck. Over time these elements tend to average out. And, math gives us a very nice way of examining this process ... it's called statistics. We've discussed this many times. Our actual results form a bell curve around expected results.

People who think they can always be lucky are deluded. People who think they can control the random frequency of the cards are deluded. If a person is fortunate enough to get results on the right side of the bell curve they have had a slight bit more good luck than bad luck as there is no way to control which side of the bell curve a person will fall in.