No. If you calculate the straight probabilities of blackjack or roulette, say, the house has a small advantage. That's the house edge.
OP is saying that the digital versions give the house an additional edge.
OP is saying that the digital versions give the house an additional edge.
If you play craps perfectly, you can take the vig / house edge / rake to 0.13%, which is 13 cents on $100, as it ought to be. House edge on slots is ~1%, really poor bets on roulette and craps could be 3% or higher.
But none of the games are allowed to cheat.