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March 9th, 2022 at 3:03:40 AM permalink
If you flat bet Bacc, with the no commission variant, where 6 pays 1 to 2, assuming you bet the same 1 unit each and every time, how much of a bank roll would you need to ensure that you could successfully play through 5 shoes?

I did just search up the risk of ruin calculator on the WoO site, but, that seems to require a player advantage - I don't believe there is one.
The angle here is to see how much of a bankroll you need, to successfully play through 5 shoes, with a minimal risk of total bankroll loss.

And, just for confirmation - I imagine the best bet on that No Comm Bacc with 6 paying 1 to 2 for a banker, is still, to bet the Banker - there's more possible winning combinations ? Or, does the 1 to 2 payout sufficiently affect the situation that flat betting player is a better option?
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March 9th, 2022 at 4:29:38 AM permalink
I'm interested to see what the math experts do here.

I have an idea that you can rearrange the usual formula slightly and come up with numbers like "If you start with 400 units, you will be 100% able to play 400 rounds, if you start with 300 units, you will be 87% likely to be able to play 400 rounds..." etc.
These are guesses. These numbers are wrong.
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March 9th, 2022 at 6:29:27 AM permalink
Quote: Dieter

I'm interested to see what the math experts do here.

I have an idea that you can rearrange the usual formula slightly and come up with numbers like "If you start with 400 units, you will be 100% able to play 400 rounds, if you start with 300 units, you will be 87% likely to be able to play 400 rounds..." etc.
These are guesses. These numbers are wrong.
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The RoR in a game with a house advantage is 100%.

I think this has been discussed before. As I recall, there is no easy way to approximate the answer of lasting x bets with a bankroll of y units. Simulations would need to be done.
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March 9th, 2022 at 6:35:00 AM permalink
Quote: TwelveOr21

If you flat bet Bacc, with the no commission variant, where 6 pays 1 to 2, assuming you bet the same 1 unit each and every time, how much of a bank roll would you need to ensure that you could successfully play through 5 shoes?

That's simple. If there are an average of 400 hands in 5 shoes and you bet $100 per hand, then you need a bankroll of exactly 400 * $100 = $40,000 to "ensure" you could successfully play through 5 shoes. That way you can lose every single hand without busting your bankroll (not until the last hand).

If you specify a confidence level like 90% then that's a different calculation
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March 9th, 2022 at 6:35:10 AM permalink
Quote: Wizard

Quote: Dieter

I'm interested to see what the math experts do here.

I have an idea that you can rearrange the usual formula slightly and come up with numbers like "If you start with 400 units, you will be 100% able to play 400 rounds, if you start with 300 units, you will be 87% likely to be able to play 400 rounds..." etc.
These are guesses. These numbers are wrong.
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The RoR in a game with a house advantage is 100%.

I think this has been discussed before. As I recall, there is no easy way to approximate the answer of lasting x bets with a bankroll of y units. Simulations would need to be done.
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Uh!?
Wizard,
Please help me with that. is Risk of Ruin the probability of loss of entire bankroll?
If so, flat betting a fixed number of units into a low edge game will tend towards 100% as the number of units wagered approaches infinity. But surely it cannot be 100% for a small fixed number of wagers, E.g 400 wagers each of 1% of initial bankroll?
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March 9th, 2022 at 7:25:05 AM permalink
Quote: OnceDear

Wizard,
Please help me with that. is Risk of Ruin the probability of loss of entire bankroll?
If so, flat betting a fixed number of units into a low edge game will tend towards 100% as the number of units wagered approaches infinity. But surely it cannot be 100% for a small fixed number of wagers, E.g 400 wagers each of 1% of initial bankroll?
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There is confusion about what "risk of ruin" means and I'll take the blame for that.

Traditionally, risk of ruin means the probability of EVER going bankrupt with the alternative being a bankroll that grows infinitely. This can only be possible in a game with a positive expected value.

I think we should call the probability of going bust in a limited period of time by another term, to avoid confusion. Any suggestions for such a term?
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March 9th, 2022 at 7:57:55 AM permalink
Some APs call it Trip Ruin(Risk of Ruin Given No Goal but a Time Constraint).
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March 9th, 2022 at 8:11:13 AM permalink
I knew I did something on this. My page on Risk of Ruin in blackjack states the bankroll size needed to last so-many hands in blackjack, given a specified probability of ruin.

For example, suppose the house edge is 0.41%, the player can take a 5% probability of trip ruin and wants to last 1,000 hands. That page says he would need a bankroll of 76 units.

I've been thinking of project ideas. Maybe I'll expand this to other games and/or try to find a general formula.
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March 9th, 2022 at 8:17:16 AM permalink
Well I lost 75 units in 738 hands this morning. I think the machine is being mean to me. My risk of ruin was around 2%, and I've come to expect that from this machine over & over & over. I even lost the first 25 units in under 100 hands, so that's about a 3% RoR.
So losing 25 units in 100 hands, and 50 units in 400 hands, and 75 units in 800 hands is about a 3% RoR.
Oh that's right, I can't blame the machine, it's just trying to keep the total payback percentage above 99% and below 100%, and I'm screwing up its averages so bad with my win streaks, it goes extra hard with the losing streaks.
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March 9th, 2022 at 9:13:45 AM permalink
Quote: Wizard

The RoR in a game with a house advantage is 100%.

I think this has been discussed before. As I recall, there is no easy way to approximate the answer of lasting x bets with a bankroll of y units. Simulations would need to be done.
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Hmm... we know expected loss for a given number of rounds, flat betting... yes?
And SD?

I trust your mathiness, but it seems to the casual observer that there might be something to go on.
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March 9th, 2022 at 9:17:58 AM permalink
Quote: Wizard

I knew I did something on this. My page on Risk of Ruin in blackjack states the bankroll size needed to last so-many hands in blackjack, given a specified probability of ruin.

For example, suppose the house edge is 0.41%, the player can take a 5% probability of trip ruin and wants to last 1,000 hands. That page says he would need a bankroll of 76 units.

I've been thinking of project ideas. Maybe I'll expand this to other games and/or try to find a general formula.
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Can I use this formula ?

Suppose you play n rounds of blackjack(normal distributed) and probability of loss more than B units is 5%, μ = - 0.0041, σ = 1.14
P(X <= -B) = 0.05
z = -1.645

(-B - n*μ) / (n^0.5 *σ) <= -1.645
B >= 63.4 units
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March 9th, 2022 at 9:59:16 AM permalink
Though there's not a risk of ruin formula for this type of scenario, it can be easily calculated with a Markov chain. For instance, if you start this game with a bankroll of 40 units, you have a 93.8480949% chance of playing 400 hands without busting your bankroll. Note: a bankroll balance of 1/2 unit is considered busted

There is a way to accurately estimate RoR for low edge games such as this one. After 400 hands, the expectation is to be down 5.83 units +/ 18.6. Since you are starting with a bankroll of 40 units, you would have to be 33.17 or more units below expectations to FINISH with a bankroll below 1 unit. The probability of finishing 33.17 / 18.6 deviations south of expectations is 3.73%. This probability does not consider your bankroll falling below zero DURING the session, but I've found that the RoR for low edge games is about double the chance of finishing the session in negative territory. This estimate would give an RoR of 3.73% * 2 = 7.46% (or 92.5% survival) which is fairly accurate
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Here's what I get after simulating 25 million sets of 5 8-deck shoes (full penetration, 1-11 card burn from the top):
BankrollSurvive %BankrollSurvive %
13.026 %2675.197 %
26.064 %2777.165 %
39.135 %2879.033 %
412.232 %2980.796 %
515.36 %3082.449 %
618.514 %3183.995 %
721.701 %3285.438 %
824.906 %3386.784 %
928.12 %3488.04 %
1031.325 %3589.2 %
1134.516 %3690.27 %
1237.69 %3791.262 %
1340.829 %3892.166 %
1443.928 %3992.994 %
1546.974 %4093.753 %
1649.97 %4194.444 %
1752.894 %4295.069 %
1855.737 %4395.637 %
1958.503 %4496.149 %
2061.176 %4596.609 %
2163.765 %4697.021 %
2266.253 %4797.39 %
2368.649 %4897.719 %
2470.938 %4998.013 %
2573.117 %5098.273 %
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March 9th, 2022 at 10:53:05 AM permalink
For the question of lasting 100 bets in even-money roulette, there is an 88.108% chance of surviving with a 20 unit bankroll.

My estimation method described above gives an 86% chance of survival. Won't be quite as accurate since double zero roulette isn't exactly a low edge bet
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March 9th, 2022 at 3:41:29 PM permalink
Quote: ssho88

Can I use this formula ?

Suppose you play n rounds of blackjack(normal distributed) and probability of loss more than B units is 5%, μ = - 0.0041, σ = 1.14
P(X <= -B) = 0.05
z = -1.645

(-B - n*μ) / (n^0.5 *σ) <= -1.645
B >= 63.4 units
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No. That assumes the player plays no matter what, including losing more than 63.4 units. We need something where if the player runs out of units, he is truly busted and can't play more on credit.
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March 9th, 2022 at 6:27:09 PM permalink
Quote: Wizard

Quote: ssho88

Can I use this formula ?

Suppose you play n rounds of blackjack(normal distributed) and probability of loss more than B units is 5%, μ = - 0.0041, σ = 1.14
P(X <= -B) = 0.05
z = -1.645

(-B - n*μ) / (n^0.5 *σ) <= -1.645
B >= 63.4 units
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No. That assumes the player plays no matter what, including losing more than 63.4 units. We need something where if the player runs out of units, he is truly busted and can't play more on credit.
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I think I can answer your question with below formula :-



An excerpt from BLACKJACK ATTACK(page 132)
I guess you have to do the reverse calculation to get the B value.
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March 9th, 2022 at 8:15:07 PM permalink
"So losing 25 units in 100 hands, and 50 units in 400 hands, and 75 units in 800 hands is about a 3% RoR."

Now I'm wondering what the plot points for losing 25 unit sessions with a 3% RoR are all the way out to 50,000 hands. But I just lost another 25 units in 127 hands so I'm seriously losing worse than 3% RoR in the last 4 sessions.

If I'm down 550 units (22 sessions) in 21K hands, that'd be winning 10,225 hands and losing 10,775 hands, or winning $2,045,000 out of a total bet of $2,100,000 at a $100 table (win of -$55,000) which is a 97.38% payback rate (loss of $2.62/hand).

My real stats so far are 21,146 hands with a total bet of $2,417,865.00 and a total loss of $22,480 (-22.6 sessions), so on the bet amounts alone I'm getting a payback of 99.07%.
My average bet so far is $114.34 and I'm losing $1.06 per hand. My minimum bet is $30, but it's $120 if I'm at a $5,000 balance or more.
My ROKU 3 BJ game gives me $500 each day I log in, but the table limits move up with higher balances.
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March 10th, 2022 at 1:01:10 PM permalink
Quote: ssho88


I think I can answer your question with below formula :-



An excerpt from BLACKJACK ATTACK(page 132)
I guess you have to do the reverse calculation to get the B value.
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That formula uses the cumulative distribution twice so it's not really even a formula. More like the massaging of two statistical estimates.

Note that this method also gives a RoR about double the probability of finishing the session with a busted bankroll. As I had mentioned above
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April 2nd, 2022 at 10:52:40 PM permalink
Quote: ThatDonGuy

Here's what I get after simulating 25 million sets of 5 8-deck shoes (full penetration, 1-11 card burn from the top):

BankrollSurvive %BankrollSurvive %
13.026 %2675.197 %
26.064 %2777.165 %
39.135 %2879.033 %
412.232 %2980.796 %
515.36 %3082.449 %
618.514 %3183.995 %
721.701 %3285.438 %
824.906 %3386.784 %
928.12 %3488.04 %
1031.325 %3589.2 %
1134.516 %3690.27 %
1237.69 %3791.262 %
1340.829 %3892.166 %
1443.928 %3992.994 %
1546.974 %4093.753 %
1649.97 %4194.444 %
1752.894 %4295.069 %
1855.737 %4395.637 %
1958.503 %4496.149 %
2061.176 %4596.609 %
2163.765 %4697.021 %
2266.253 %4797.39 %
2368.649 %4897.719 %
2470.938 %4998.013 %
2573.117 %5098.273 %

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Do you know if the numbers change dramatically if the number of shoes changes?
i.e. if the number of shoes was increased, is there a linear relationship between number of shoes and increased bankroll to maintain a really low RoR?

e.g. 50 is good for 5 shoes with a ~1.7% RoR.
Do we double it to 100 for 10 shoes for the same 1.7% RoR?
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Quote: TwelveOr21


Do you know if the numbers change dramatically if the number of shoes changes?
i.e. if the number of shoes was increased, is there a linear relationship between number of shoes and increased bankroll to maintain a really low RoR?

e.g. 50 is good for 5 shoes with a ~1.7% RoR.
Do we double it to 100 for 10 shoes for the same 1.7% RoR?
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Here are the simulated (over 1 million sets of shoes each) results for RoRs (100% - success) for 6-25 shoes and bankrolls of 50-125:

Bankroll6 shoes7 shoes8 shoes9 shoes10 shoes11 shoes12 shoes13 shoes14 shoes15 shoes
503.442 %5.428 %7.706 %10.145 %12.576 %15.131 %17.633 %20.136 %22.603 %24.939 %
513.068 %4.917 %7.08 %9.4 %11.732 %14.219 %16.644 %19.092 %21.537 %23.852 %
522.729 %4.444 %6.502 %8.704 %10.951 %13.35 %15.702 %18.084 %20.491 %22.763 %
532.419 %3.994 %5.951 %8.041 %10.188 %12.517 %14.792 %17.137 %19.488 %21.723 %
542.142 %3.595 %5.426 %7.409 %9.469 %11.721 %13.928 %16.222 %18.518 %20.726 %
551.889 %3.238 %4.958 %6.83 %8.799 %10.972 %13.096 %15.335 %17.583 %19.768 %
561.668 %2.908 %4.514 %6.29 %8.167 %10.259 %12.318 %14.497 %16.678 %18.813 %
571.464 %2.603 %4.096 %5.777 %7.567 %9.57 %11.556 %13.668 %15.811 %17.895 %
581.282 %2.327 %3.712 %5.299 %7.011 %8.929 %10.844 %12.892 %14.961 %17.02 %
591.123 %2.075 %3.354 %4.843 %6.477 %8.321 %10.171 %12.129 %14.132 %16.161 %
600.982 %1.845 %3.031 %4.449 %5.978 %7.734 %9.531 %11.414 %13.358 %15.336 %
610.857 %1.642 %2.741 %4.071 %5.513 %7.192 %8.914 %10.724 %12.622 %14.556 %
620.745 %1.462 %2.463 %3.715 %5.09 %6.677 %8.33 %10.07 %11.925 %13.801 %
630.648 %1.298 %2.216 %3.375 %4.69 %6.186 %7.771 %9.439 %11.244 %13.083 %
640.564 %1.147 %1.992 %3.075 %4.308 %5.722 %7.256 %8.851 %10.594 %12.377 %
650.488 %1.013 %1.788 %2.794 %3.951 %5.304 %6.775 %8.296 %9.988 %11.696 %
660.42 %0.9 %1.605 %2.525 %3.611 %4.898 %6.302 %7.76 %9.395 %11.059 %
670.36 %0.794 %1.435 %2.29 %3.314 %4.528 %5.865 %7.255 %8.836 %10.453 %
680.308 %0.703 %1.287 %2.079 %3.019 %4.183 %5.452 %6.778 %8.297 %9.861 %
690.265 %0.618 %1.151 %1.876 %2.757 %3.856 %5.055 %6.332 %7.794 %9.287 %
700.225 %0.541 %1.025 %1.693 %2.524 %3.546 %4.676 %5.904 %7.305 %8.746 %
710.191 %0.477 %0.909 %1.523 %2.301 %3.259 %4.335 %5.494 %6.839 %8.216 %
720.161 %0.413 %0.809 %1.367 %2.097 %2.989 %4.001 %5.112 %6.394 %7.724 %
730.139 %0.36 %0.721 %1.228 %1.913 %2.742 %3.694 %4.756 %5.992 %7.248 %
740.116 %0.316 %0.638 %1.105 %1.737 %2.513 %3.406 %4.427 %5.607 %6.803 %
750.098 %0.277 %0.559 %0.993 %1.573 %2.3 %3.149 %4.102 %5.235 %6.375 %
760.083 %0.238 %0.497 %0.894 %1.428 %2.101 %2.903 %3.811 %4.897 %5.972 %
770.069 %0.204 %0.434 %0.799 %1.288 %1.925 %2.677 %3.532 %4.554 %5.593 %
780.058 %0.177 %0.385 %0.713 %1.165 %1.756 %2.455 %3.267 %4.238 %5.247 %
790.049 %0.152 %0.337 %0.637 %1.042 %1.6 %2.261 %3.022 %3.935 %4.906 %
800.042 %0.131 %0.298 %0.563 %0.934 %1.455 %2.072 %2.793 %3.659 %4.588 %
810.035 %0.112 %0.265 %0.499 %0.838 %1.32 %1.908 %2.571 %3.393 %4.277 %
820.029 %0.096 %0.23 %0.441 %0.758 %1.192 %1.742 %2.366 %3.15 %3.986 %
830.025 %0.082 %0.202 %0.39 %0.678 %1.081 %1.598 %2.184 %2.923 %3.719 %
840.02 %0.07 %0.176 %0.348 %0.609 %0.986 %1.459 %2.007 %2.707 %3.468 %
850.017 %0.06 %0.152 %0.309 %0.545 %0.894 %1.335 %1.846 %2.509 %3.232 %
860.014 %0.05 %0.133 %0.269 %0.484 %0.81 %1.219 %1.696 %2.323 %3.014 %
870.011 %0.042 %0.116 %0.237 %0.432 %0.736 %1.113 %1.56 %2.15 %2.804 %
880.009 %0.035 %0.1 %0.207 %0.383 %0.666 %1.01 %1.435 %1.978 %2.602 %
890.008 %0.028 %0.086 %0.183 %0.341 %0.602 %0.922 %1.315 %1.823 %2.418 %
900.007 %0.024 %0.074 %0.158 %0.3 %0.541 %0.838 %1.206 %1.68 %2.234 %
910.005 %0.019 %0.065 %0.139 %0.267 %0.484 %0.762 %1.106 %1.544 %2.066 %
920.004 %0.016 %0.056 %0.119 %0.238 %0.435 %0.691 %1.013 %1.423 %1.917 %
930.003 %0.014 %0.047 %0.105 %0.208 %0.389 %0.625 %0.923 %1.303 %1.765 %
940.003 %0.012 %0.04 %0.09 %0.181 %0.348 %0.561 %0.844 %1.194 %1.63 %
950.002 %0.01 %0.034 %0.077 %0.159 %0.313 %0.505 %0.768 %1.097 %1.514 %
960.002 %0.008 %0.029 %0.067 %0.139 %0.276 %0.456 %0.699 %1.007 %1.394 %
970.001 %0.007 %0.025 %0.057 %0.122 %0.249 %0.41 %0.636 %0.919 %1.286 %
980.001 %0.006 %0.023 %0.05 %0.106 %0.224 %0.367 %0.578 %0.845 %1.183 %
990.001 %0.004 %0.019 %0.043 %0.093 %0.199 %0.329 %0.528 %0.77 %1.088 %
1000 %0.003 %0.015 %0.037 %0.08 %0.176 %0.294 %0.476 %0.702 %0.997 %
1010 %0.003 %0.012 %0.032 %0.07 %0.158 %0.264 %0.428 %0.641 %0.912 %
1020 %0.002 %0.011 %0.027 %0.061 %0.141 %0.234 %0.386 %0.587 %0.838 %
1030 %0.002 %0.01 %0.023 %0.055 %0.125 %0.208 %0.349 %0.535 %0.766 %
1040 %0.002 %0.008 %0.02 %0.049 %0.112 %0.187 %0.319 %0.488 %0.703 %
1050 %0.002 %0.007 %0.017 %0.044 %0.099 %0.165 %0.289 %0.448 %0.641 %
1060 %0.001 %0.006 %0.015 %0.038 %0.087 %0.148 %0.258 %0.406 %0.588 %
1070 %0.001 %0.005 %0.013 %0.032 %0.076 %0.132 %0.229 %0.363 %0.541 %
1080 %0.001 %0.004 %0.011 %0.029 %0.064 %0.117 %0.204 %0.327 %0.495 %
1090 %0.001 %0.003 %0.009 %0.026 %0.055 %0.104 %0.183 %0.297 %0.452 %
1100 %0.001 %0.003 %0.008 %0.022 %0.049 %0.091 %0.164 %0.268 %0.41 %
1110 %0 %0.003 %0.007 %0.02 %0.043 %0.08 %0.147 %0.243 %0.376 %
1120 %0 %0.003 %0.005 %0.016 %0.039 %0.072 %0.131 %0.222 %0.342 %
1130 %0 %0.002 %0.005 %0.013 %0.034 %0.063 %0.117 %0.198 %0.31 %
1140 %0 %0.002 %0.004 %0.011 %0.03 %0.055 %0.105 %0.178 %0.286 %
1150 %0 %0.002 %0.003 %0.009 %0.027 %0.048 %0.094 %0.16 %0.258 %
1160 %0 %0.001 %0.003 %0.007 %0.023 %0.042 %0.084 %0.143 %0.234 %
1170 %0 %0.001 %0.003 %0.006 %0.021 %0.038 %0.075 %0.13 %0.212 %
1180 %0 %0.001 %0.002 %0.005 %0.018 %0.033 %0.068 %0.116 %0.191 %
1190 %0 %0.001 %0.002 %0.004 %0.015 %0.029 %0.061 %0.106 %0.173 %
1200 %0 %0.001 %0.002 %0.003 %0.014 %0.027 %0.054 %0.095 %0.155 %
1210 %0 %0.001 %0.001 %0.003 %0.011 %0.025 %0.048 %0.086 %0.139 %
1220 %0 %0.001 %0.001 %0.003 %0.01 %0.023 %0.043 %0.077 %0.126 %
1230 %0 %0 %0.001 %0.002 %0.009 %0.019 %0.039 %0.069 %0.115 %
1240 %0 %0 %0.001 %0.002 %0.008 %0.017 %0.035 %0.061 %0.105 %
1250 %0 %0 %0 %0.001 %0.007 %0.015 %0.031 %0.054 %0.094 %

Bankroll16 shoes17 shoes18 shoes19 shoes20 shoes 21 shoes22 shoes23 shoes24 shoes
5027.221 %29.406 %31.565 %33.536 %35.48 %37.409 %39.102 %40.922 %42.603 %
5126.09 %28.258 %30.405 %32.388 %34.33 %36.236 %37.937 %39.777 %41.436 %
5224.986 %27.141 %29.28 %31.261 %33.166 %35.098 %36.776 %38.64 %40.303 %
5323.912 %26.031 %28.169 %30.155 %32.041 %33.977 %35.646 %37.493 %39.2 %
5422.893 %24.972 %27.081 %29.058 %30.932 %32.873 %34.531 %36.378 %38.104 %
5521.865 %23.935 %26.024 %28.008 %29.847 %31.779 %33.445 %35.285 %37.022 %
5620.891 %22.927 %24.986 %26.959 %28.794 %30.709 %32.363 %34.208 %35.937 %
5719.955 %21.939 %23.979 %25.927 %27.749 %29.678 %31.314 %33.173 %34.853 %
5819.02 %20.983 %22.981 %24.936 %26.73 %28.654 %30.274 %32.144 %33.818 %
5918.139 %20.054 %22.021 %23.98 %25.736 %27.641 %29.259 %31.123 %32.79 %
6017.262 %19.167 %21.081 %23.038 %24.79 %26.664 %28.277 %30.115 %31.777 %
6116.438 %18.307 %20.175 %22.116 %23.845 %25.71 %27.303 %29.128 %30.772 %
6215.641 %17.457 %19.307 %21.232 %22.92 %24.764 %26.356 %28.162 %29.798 %
6314.869 %16.643 %18.465 %20.358 %22.033 %23.839 %25.42 %27.216 %28.846 %
6414.114 %15.851 %17.651 %19.508 %21.17 %22.929 %24.518 %26.294 %27.899 %
6513.393 %15.093 %16.872 %18.682 %20.322 %22.062 %23.636 %25.387 %26.972 %
6612.706 %14.359 %16.085 %17.873 %19.488 %21.212 %22.771 %24.496 %26.063 %
6712.055 %13.651 %15.347 %17.095 %18.693 %20.375 %21.922 %23.615 %25.171 %
6811.423 %12.983 %14.622 %16.344 %17.898 %19.551 %21.081 %22.748 %24.3 %
6910.798 %12.329 %13.941 %15.607 %17.134 %18.774 %20.268 %21.933 %23.46 %
7010.2 %11.692 %13.267 %14.904 %16.397 %18.002 %19.482 %21.122 %22.636 %
719.634 %11.091 %12.615 %14.222 %15.694 %17.27 %18.713 %20.319 %21.806 %
729.091 %10.513 %11.995 %13.566 %14.992 %16.529 %17.961 %19.537 %21.006 %
738.582 %9.963 %11.405 %12.93 %14.316 %15.818 %17.238 %18.788 %20.244 %
748.097 %9.439 %10.839 %12.302 %13.668 %15.134 %16.532 %18.062 %19.49 %
757.636 %8.921 %10.296 %11.712 %13.05 %14.48 %15.837 %17.35 %18.759 %
767.194 %8.412 %9.772 %11.128 %12.457 %13.853 %15.18 %16.651 %18.048 %
776.768 %7.941 %9.243 %10.571 %11.882 %13.239 %14.552 %15.972 %17.35 %
786.364 %7.502 %8.76 %10.032 %11.307 %12.649 %13.951 %15.311 %16.677 %
795.977 %7.081 %8.303 %9.527 %10.765 %12.073 %13.349 %14.671 %16.003 %
805.613 %6.673 %7.849 %9.045 %10.246 %11.521 %12.771 %14.041 %15.363 %
815.261 %6.281 %7.418 %8.572 %9.735 %10.994 %12.203 %13.448 %14.746 %
824.925 %5.92 %7.019 %8.131 %9.245 %10.475 %11.663 %12.87 %14.133 %
834.607 %5.56 %6.634 %7.705 %8.776 %9.971 %11.125 %12.307 %13.561 %
844.309 %5.23 %6.257 %7.297 %8.322 %9.486 %10.611 %11.767 %13.005 %
854.029 %4.908 %5.898 %6.908 %7.889 %9.014 %10.122 %11.241 %12.467 %
863.777 %4.605 %5.552 %6.525 %7.474 %8.57 %9.656 %10.741 %11.942 %
873.525 %4.332 %5.223 %6.159 %7.076 %8.14 %9.2 %10.25 %11.44 %
883.29 %4.063 %4.913 %5.821 %6.71 %7.723 %8.759 %9.781 %10.948 %
893.065 %3.799 %4.61 %5.49 %6.357 %7.319 %8.339 %9.338 %10.45 %
902.855 %3.559 %4.339 %5.183 %6.017 %6.943 %7.93 %8.912 %9.988 %
912.658 %3.325 %4.079 %4.877 %5.685 %6.573 %7.544 %8.502 %9.544 %
922.472 %3.102 %3.825 %4.594 %5.364 %6.228 %7.166 %8.104 %9.1 %
932.293 %2.899 %3.589 %4.329 %5.063 %5.901 %6.803 %7.715 %8.676 %
942.132 %2.706 %3.362 %4.08 %4.779 %5.595 %6.45 %7.345 %8.277 %
951.977 %2.53 %3.148 %3.839 %4.518 %5.299 %6.118 %6.982 %7.889 %
961.835 %2.356 %2.951 %3.601 %4.263 %5.013 %5.796 %6.633 %7.525 %
971.696 %2.197 %2.761 %3.388 %4.015 %4.738 %5.492 %6.301 %7.169 %
981.566 %2.044 %2.586 %3.18 %3.784 %4.483 %5.209 %5.981 %6.817 %
991.448 %1.897 %2.42 %2.981 %3.569 %4.227 %4.924 %5.672 %6.49 %
1001.337 %1.762 %2.258 %2.795 %3.352 %3.984 %4.66 %5.373 %6.17 %
1011.237 %1.639 %2.107 %2.619 %3.151 %3.745 %4.41 %5.092 %5.856 %
1021.141 %1.522 %1.969 %2.445 %2.957 %3.524 %4.166 %4.821 %5.555 %
1031.048 %1.414 %1.835 %2.288 %2.775 %3.319 %3.929 %4.571 %5.278 %
1040.97 %1.314 %1.71 %2.136 %2.6 %3.123 %3.706 %4.323 %5.011 %
1050.897 %1.216 %1.59 %1.996 %2.44 %2.94 %3.507 %4.092 %4.756 %
1060.827 %1.12 %1.477 %1.86 %2.282 %2.76 %3.307 %3.868 %4.514 %
1070.758 %1.034 %1.372 %1.729 %2.135 %2.586 %3.12 %3.652 %4.28 %
1080.693 %0.952 %1.271 %1.612 %2 %2.423 %2.939 %3.451 %4.052 %
1090.636 %0.877 %1.173 %1.505 %1.867 %2.275 %2.759 %3.254 %3.83 %
1100.585 %0.809 %1.082 %1.396 %1.749 %2.134 %2.593 %3.065 %3.63 %
1110.535 %0.747 %1.008 %1.299 %1.633 %2.001 %2.439 %2.89 %3.434 %
1120.49 %0.689 %0.936 %1.208 %1.521 %1.878 %2.298 %2.73 %3.245 %
1130.452 %0.631 %0.863 %1.125 %1.418 %1.756 %2.161 %2.577 %3.063 %
1140.411 %0.581 %0.799 %1.042 %1.322 %1.645 %2.023 %2.429 %2.897 %
1150.377 %0.534 %0.738 %0.968 %1.227 %1.539 %1.897 %2.285 %2.728 %
1160.346 %0.491 %0.683 %0.898 %1.144 %1.439 %1.774 %2.15 %2.57 %
1170.317 %0.45 %0.633 %0.828 %1.067 %1.343 %1.663 %2.026 %2.419 %
1180.288 %0.418 %0.581 %0.764 %0.997 %1.256 %1.559 %1.902 %2.275 %
1190.262 %0.383 %0.539 %0.707 %0.926 %1.164 %1.461 %1.793 %2.137 %
1200.24 %0.353 %0.498 %0.654 %0.856 %1.081 %1.363 %1.688 %2.004 %
1210.218 %0.321 %0.459 %0.602 %0.797 %1.008 %1.272 %1.584 %1.887 %
1220.197 %0.292 %0.424 %0.553 %0.738 %0.939 %1.188 %1.487 %1.777 %
1230.177 %0.266 %0.39 %0.505 %0.679 %0.876 %1.11 %1.394 %1.666 %
1240.163 %0.243 %0.357 %0.466 %0.629 %0.815 %1.043 %1.308 %1.561 %
1250.149 %0.221 %0.327 %0.43 %0.584 %0.758 %0.973 %1.225 %1.466 %


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