RIght, 105.45%. Somehow I had the royal set at 2500 when I ran it in BDWP. (Have to keep the grandkids away from my laptop!)
One more thought on bankroll: since my loss limit is dictated by my (as Jean Scott calls it) "emotional bankroll", I can't really use Kelly criterion or whatnot to calculate it. It's goint to depend on my mood, whether or not I've been winning lately, the performance of my mutual funds, whether or not a trash can lid has been placed in my lap, etc. Sometimes I get so sick of the game that my loss limit is zero (I quit for a few weeks). If I hit three royals that week, my loss limit is pretty damned high. It depends. Can't calculate an a decision based on emotional state of mind. I didn't play "ring toss" when the attendant mistook me for a trash can, so I guess I played within my emotional bankroll.
---- bjaygold@aol.com wrote:
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Actually, it's 105.45%, plus the slot club, mailers, comps, etc. Just double
the payoff for quads to 250 on your favorite software, and analyze the game.
While you hold the coupon, any four of a kind pays 250 coins. Quads
contribute 5.91% of the payout for 9/6 JOB, so you could just add that to 99.54% to
also arrive at the above-mentioned total return.Brian