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Yes, that is also a problem. When you lose, your risk increases exponentially. Given an unlimited wallet and no casino rules, that's ok. But the real world u
by blunte 7y ago
Yes, that is also a problem. When you lose, your risk increases exponentially. Given an unlimited wallet and no casino rules, that's ok. But the real world unfortunately doesn't work like that. (And if you had an unlimited wallet, who cares if you lose?)
No matter what you bet, your take is only equal to your initial bet * number of rounds/hands played.