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Articles on this site
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Languages they appear in
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Figures about the operator we could verify
Areas of Expertise
AI prompts for gambling
VIP program strategy
Gambling psychology
Mental strength & tilt control
Bankroll optimisation with AI
Player experience design
Mindful play
Communicating with at-risk players
About Simon
Simon comes from behavioural psychology and writes that part of this site.
His subject is the four documented effects — near miss, illusion of control, chasing losses, availability — and what works against each.
On tools he writes soberly: a model calculates faster than a person and detects no patterns in random sequences.
He has no access to an operator’s players, accounts or support; the articles come from published research and from terms one can read.
The “prompts for wins” promised here before, and the sentence about turning losses into triumphs, have been removed.
His aim: to recognise the moment to stop before the balance decides it.
How these articles are made
- Effects described only where a published study backs them
- No promises of control: an article names the limit, not the outcome
- Links to official help services, not to an operator’s hotline
„The best AI strategy is worthless if your head isn't in the game. That's why I take care of both.“ – Simon Achatz
Articles by Simon
4 Articles
August 7, 2026
A limit set while losing is not a limit.
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April 29, 2026
A model computes faster than you. It does not touch the odds of the game.
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April 29, 2026
A tier is paid for with the turnover that reached it.
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July 9, 2026
No trick turns a game into income — but four effects cost money if you do not know them.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What does Simon Achatz specialise in?
Documented effects in play, session planning, and the limits of tools — including language models.
Can a language model help you win?
No. It helps with arithmetic and logging; it does not touch the odds of a game.
Does he look after VIP players?
No. This site is an overview, not an operator: nobody here has access to accounts or support.
Does he give individual help with gambling problems?
No. For acute problems his articles point to official advice services.
What sets his articles apart?
They name the measure that works before the start and avoid promises about the outcome.