I don't think #3 applies. Surely, you want to be able to
play a +EV game as much as possible. But if you aren't able
to play to N0, I don't think that should be a reason to not
play. Would you bet on a coin flip with a 10% edge (pays -1
or +1.2 for heads or tails) if you could only make the bet a
few times? Would you play FPDW if you could only play 5,000
hands?
I don't think it should matter if you can get the rounds in
for a specific tax year, as long as you aren't putting
yourself in a situation where you're playing a huge variance
game (ie: 9/10 years you expect to lose $10,000 and 1/10
years you expect to win $120,000), since that's basically
the exact opposite from a loss-rebate.
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"nightoftheiguana2000 wrote:
>3. Do you think you have the time? You need to be able to
> play over Nzero (variance/edge/edge) hands in the current
> tax year. Nzero is the point where the edge equals one
> standard deviation. Less than Nzero is clearly still short
> term.
Posted by: Shagatola <shagatola@yahoo.com>
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