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Digest Number 1391

#1

I'd be interested in seeing the exact language of that casino
promotion. I have a gut feeling that the casino is only going to give
you 10% of your _NET_ losses which you would compute at the end of a
given day. Your analysis, on the other hand, is based on recouping the
10% at the end of each and every play.
  Actually, it isn't. It is based on the net.

  In fact, it is quite obvious without explanation that
  10% of EVERY loss is ridiculous (which is why it did not
  even occur to me to clairfy). The casino would
  obviously lose on any game where the ER is above
  95%. On games like roulette, the ER boost is even
  greater.

  If you missed that inferrence, there is another one.
  My analysis makes it clear what I had in mind. Had
  you actually read it, instead of just ignoring the math,
  you probably would have seen this.

  QZ

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#2

Don't be so testy. This is supposed to be a friendly group. I can't help it that I'm not as intelligent as you, so why don't you try having a little bit of patience instead of acting like some damned prima dona. If you post in a public forum, then you ought to be prepared for the occasional dumb questions/comments. If you don't want to waste your precious time trying to teach dummies like me, then why even waste a split second of it with an ugly reply; simply ignoring my post would have been better, but then my momma taught me some manners.

Velek

Quad Zilla wrote:

I'd be interested in seeing the exact language of that casino
promotion. I have a gut feeling that the casino is only going to give
you 10% of your _NET_ losses which you would compute at the end of a
given day. Your analysis, on the other hand, is based on recouping the
10% at the end of each and every play.
  Actually, it isn't. It is based on the net.

  In fact, it is quite obvious without explanation that
  10% of EVERY loss is ridiculous (which is why it did not
  even occur to me to clairfy). The casino would
  obviously lose on any game where the ER is above
  95%. On games like roulette, the ER boost is even
  greater.

  If you missed that inferrence, there is another one. My analysis makes it clear what I had in mind. Had
  you actually read it, instead of just ignoring the math,
  you probably would have seen this.

Well, I did say that I would get back to the math when I had time, didn't I. Perhaps you need to learn the English language along with some manner, MR. MATH!