I'm not disagreeing with the math. I'm disagreeing with your
logic.
The thing is -- you don't just have one play for the year.
You probably have a whole bunch of stuff you play. It all
works together.
What would you do if you had 10 different casinos and they
each had a point multiplier day to push a game positive and
each had a different game? Each will have a different EV,
variance, N0, # hands, etc. Play or don't play (because of
N0)? Do you look at each of them individually? Or do you
look at everything as a whole? If you look at each
individually, you might realize that you don't cover N0 for
each.....but if you look at them as a whole, then you do.
Now, replace 9 of those casinos with +EV days with 9
different plays.
If you have enough play for the year (or plan on it), then
go ahead and play, even if you can only flip the coin 10
times. If you have no (or very little) play for the year,
then don't play.
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>Shagatola wrote: "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?"
"nightoftheiguana2000 wrote:
>If I could do it at least 121 times per tax year, I'd
consider it ...
Posted by: Shagatola <shagatola@yahoo.com>
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