007 asked?: "Why did they need a bankroll of $1.5 million when they split their
wins up after every $100,000?"
I assume the $1.5 million was appropriate for the type of gambling they were engaged in. Which leads me to believe their edges were too tight, and as a consequence their N0 was too big. With most modern casinos, counting typically doesn't produce reasonable edges, that's basically why someone wrote a book called "Beyond Counting".
books.google.com/books?isbn=0910575177
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