Rprosdc wrote:
>I made no statement about math ... in any of the posts in this thread.
Yes, you did, that you didn't explicitly used the words "math,"
"mathematics," or "numbers," etc., or were aware of it,
nothwithstanding, just as you did in the comment to which I replied
below.
>Please don't put words in my virtual mouth. For what it is worth, I agree
>that the play of other individuals at the table, in the long run, has no
>impact on my success. As long as they don't jump into the game mid-shoe.
This is a statement about mathematics. What is your theory about how
players jumping into a shoe in the middle affects the long run value
of the other players? If you don't have one, why do you believe it?
3 anecdotes?
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