My casino has consistently failed to generate profits year after year. I purposely set the prices to a very low level and adjusted the odds so that the house wins 85% of the time. In addition, I offer three different amenities along with a comedian for entertainment. Despite these measures, I remain uncertain about how to improve the financial performance of my business.
Hey Zoe67, I totally get where you’re coming from. I’ve been in a similar situation with my own experiments in the casino biz and found that sometimes the trick isn’t just about having a huge house advantage but also how you price and promote everything. Maybe it’s worth looking at how your pricing and odds can attract a larger crowd without drastically compromising on your win margins. Perhaps experimenting with different entertainment options or tweaking your amenities to cater to different guest segments might help too – sometimes a small change in how you present your services can change the overall customer experience and drive more traffic. In my experience, added value in other areas besides just the games can help create loyal customers, and word of mouth goes a long way. Hope this gives you some fresh ideas to play with, and best of luck turning things around! 
hey zoe67, maybe try tweaking your gaming lineup to pull in different crowd sizes. a few mini tournaments or happy hour promos might lilly energize your floor and draw more players without giving up that high house edge. good luck!