What specifically are you referring to?Quote: GamecoxJaxAhhh, and that is done by simple observation of table circumstances?
Quote: RomesSo if your long term EV is -$10,000 for your lifetime, and you're already -$20,000... This means by the end of your life (decades from now) you can mathematically EXPECT to gravitate upwards towards that -$10,000 number.
ooh, this is wrong!
regression to the mean is a percentage only. The card gods do not know or care that you lost money so far. They will make no effort to get it back for you. However, the math gods will see to it that anomalous percentages of loss likely will return closer to expectation as a percent. Probably, you will lose more money in the process.
Quote: GWAEMeans playing certain games when they are at an advantage but not creating the advantage.
This was what my "simple observation" comment was referring to
where ya cruising? Maybe more importantly, which cruise line? Gambling on a cruise line is tough, but some are tougher than others ;-)Quote: GamecoxJaxThis was what my "simple observation" comment was referring to
Quote: TwoFeathersATLwhere ya cruising? Maybe more importantly, which cruise line? Gambling on a cruise line is tough, but some are tougher than others ;-)
Norwegian Getaway outta Miami 7 days.... Drinks and specialty dining included (that's why we chose it)
just came off a Norwegian 7 day out of Canaveral (thanksgiving). Let me think about how to respond and get back to you.....Quote: GamecoxJaxNorwegian Getaway outta Miami 7 days.... Drinks and specialty dining included (that's why we chose it)
Quote: TwoFeathersATLjust came off a Norwegian 7 day out of Canaveral (thanksgiving). Let me think about how to respond and get back to you.....
I will be interested to hear. We were on norwegian a few months ago and had a great time. We also had drink cards and never had a problem getting a drink even when not playing. Just go to the bar and show the card. We also had ultimate beverage card.
Op, did you get this though a casino?
The best way to stretch the gambling dollar is to discern which game - be it machine or table has the best edge. On a cruise, I don't think you can do this, unless one of the cruise dealers can give you some insight - and it's not a given that they'll even know or tell the truth.
If you truly love gambling - go to a casino that has plenty of competition. Save that gambling budget for the next trip to a casino.
There are plenty of other things - excursions, etc - that should give a better expectation of value.