Quote: JohnnyQBetting less to lose less is something I understand !
Just remember: The less you bet, the more you lose when you win!
Quote: WellbushMDawg's gambling is but one example where -ve EV does not apply appropriately.
I don't know what -ve EV is but I assure you the concept of expected value applies appropriately to MDawg's "play".
Furthermore, how on earth the math community use -EV to prove gambling is a loser's game, is beyond belief! i would say it's unconscionable that mathematicians have done such a thing. it is just so pathetic that they use such a simple and flawed formula, to describe losses in gambling! to me, it almost doesn't make sense that they've done this, because it's just so ridiculous!
i think history will show that there is but no other way to describe how pathetic -EV has been to formulate gambling losses, than how i've described it above! and let no-one be under any illusion, i will be making my case on this topic. the masses also need to be informed at how misinformed the math field have been! they, the masses, have a right to eventually cast absolute scorn on the field of math!
more to come!
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ROTFLMAO!Quote: Wellbushi reckon it's only a matter of time before -EV gets thrown in the bin, where it belongs. it appears from my initial learnings into this subject, MDawg's (and many others) been right all along!
Furthermore, how on earth the math community use -EV to prove gambling is a losers game, is beyond belief! i would say it's unconscionable that mathematicians have done such a thing. it is just so pathetic that they use such a simple and flawed formula, to describe losses in gambling! to me, it almost doesn't make sense that they've done this, because it's just so ridiculous!
i think history will show that there is but no other way to describe how pathetic -EV has been to formulate gambling losses, than how i've described it above! and let no-one be under any illusion, i will be making my case on this topic. the masses also need to be informed at how misinformed the math field have been! they, the masses, have a right to eventually cast absolute scorn on the field of math!
more to come!
So, Wellbush, who's done some 'initial learning on the subject' is going to use this math orientated forum to make his expert case to expose to the masses the wrongness of mathematicians and their pathetic formulae and analyses.
History will show, with his great revelation, that all those math based casinos haven't actually made money every year, or rather that they shouldn't have, if only the gamblers hadn't been so misguided by those pathetic naysayer mathematicians. Those stupid casino customers should instead have followed the guiding star to MDawg and his disciples and they would collectively prove once and for all that casinos are their to hand out free money.
Maybe this revelation will destroy the industry. Maybe the uprising against math will proceed to disprove gravity and we will all float away. Let us all quake with fear. Maybe WellBush will p155 off some powerful mathematicians who'll retaliate by putting out a hit on him, or maybe they'll see the light ( or have they been deliberately misguiding us all these centuries ).
And it all started here. In the subforum where "All betting systems are worthless. However, for the mathematically challenged, here is a forum of your own."
Wellbush. By Wizard's definition of this subforum, and by your outpourings here, you seem to exemplify 'mathematically challenged' and you are IMHO, in exactly the right place.
Quote: OnceDearROTFLMAO!
So, Wellbush, who's done some 'initial learning on the subject' is going to use this math orientated forum to make his expert case to expose to the masses the wrongness of mathematicians and their pathetic formulae and analyses.
History will show, with his great revelation, that all those math based casinos haven't actually made money every year, or rather that they shouldn't have, if only the gamblers hadn't been so misguided by those pathetic naysayer mathematicians. Those stupid casino customers should instead have followed the guiding star to MDawg and his disciples and they would collectively prove once and for all that casinos are their to hand out free money.
Maybe this revelation will destroy the industry. Maybe the uprising against math will proceed to disprove gravity and we will all float away. Let us all quake with fear. Maybe WellBush will p155 off some powerful mathematicians who'll retaliate by putting out a hit on him, or maybe they'll see the light ( or have they been deliberately misguiding us all these centuries ).
And it all started here. In the subforum where "All betting systems are worthless. However, for the mathematically challenged, here is a forum of your own."
Wellbush. By Wizard's definition of this subforum, and by your outpourings here, you seem to exemplify 'mathematically challenged' and you are IMHO, in exactly the right place.
my reply will come. i just had another revelation!...what were you saying about word soup?
Quote: OnceDearROTFLMAO!
So, Wellbush, who's done some 'initial learning on the subject' is going to use this math orientated forum to make his expert case to expose to the masses the wrongness of mathematicians and their pathetic formulae and analyses.
History will show, with his great revelation, that all those math based casinos haven't actually made money every year, or rather that they shouldn't have, if only the gamblers hadn't been so misguided by those pathetic naysayer mathematicians. Those stupid casino customers should instead have followed the guiding star to MDawg and his disciples and they would collectively prove once and for all that casinos are their to hand out free money.
Maybe this revelation will destroy the industry. Maybe the uprising against math will proceed to disprove gravity and we will all float away. Let us all quake with fear. Maybe WellBush will p155 off some powerful mathematicians who'll retaliate by putting out a hit on him, or maybe they'll see the light ( or have they been deliberately misguiding us all these centuries ).
And it all started here. In the subforum where "All betting systems are worthless. However, for the mathematically challenged, here is a forum of your own."
Wellbush. By Wizard's definition of this subforum, and by your outpourings here, you seem to exemplify 'mathematically challenged' and you are IMHO, in exactly the right place.
Every time you post a serious response to Wellbush, a bell unrings and somewhere an angel loses its wings.
Quote: WizardIt depends on why one is playing in the first place. For a conservative player, who wants time on the game and minimize the damage in a bad session, flat betting is the way to go.
For the player who wants to increase his chances of walking away with a session profit, then mixing up the bet amount will accomplish that. The cost of that is losing more in a bad session.
If the reason someone was playing was to maximize profits over time, while playing with an advantage, changing bet amounts would limit how much they could win. They should flat bet whatever the table limit is, provided they had enough money to handle losses and they were not backed off. Is that correct?