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> > > Under those conditions ($1.25/hr error and $40 tip for RF), here
> are
> > > some longterm bankroll requirements for the $2 JOB with 0.6%
> > > cashback:
> > >
> > > % RoR, Bankroll
> > > 25%, 110,400
> > > 20%, 128,150
> > > 15%, 151,050
> > > 10%, 183,300
> > > 5%, 238,500
> > > 2%, 311,450
> > > 1%, 366,600
> > > 0.5%, 421,800
> > > 0.1%, 549,900
> > >
> > > Good luck!
> > >
> > > --Dunbar
> > >>>>>>>>>>>>
> > >>>>>>>>>>>>
> > Using the NO table, there is an 84% chance of being ahead after
> > 3,425,000 games of 9/6JB (with .6% CB, and ignoring errors and the
> RF
> > tip). The RoR would be less than o.1% per the above. Too bad you
> > can't play FPDW since it takes only 140,000 games to have the same
> 84%
> > chance of being ahead.
>
> Great point, but it's even worse than you said. I think you made a
> typo--NO for 9/6 JOB with 0.6% CB is 9,425,000. At 800 hands/hr you
> would still have a 1/6 chance of being behind after 11,700 hours of
> play! With errors and/or tipping, it would be even more grim.
>
> --Dunbar
>>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>>
Thanks for the correction ... that first digit was a 9, not a 3. I
find it hard to read some of the NO numbers on my monitor. Anyway,
the NO table is another useful way to evaluate this play, especially
in terms of alternative games.
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