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ROR calculator in the links

#1

Tom:

Thanks for providing this great tool. Can it be used for multilines,
maybe by employing some rules of thumb to tweak the bankroll amount?

#2

You're asking the wrong person.

I believe the ROR is always 50% - either you'll go broke
or you won't. <G>

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On 8 Apr 2003 at 2:49, LoungeLizard wrote:

Thanks for providing this great tool. Can it be used for multilines,

#3

> Thanks for providing this great tool. Can it be used for

multilines,

You're asking the wrong person.

I believe the ROR is always 50% - either you'll go broke
or you won't. <G>

vpFREE Administrator

maybe i'm misunderstanding the context of this post? How can ror
always be 50%? If you have $5 bankroll playing 95% vp, then your ror
is 100%. If you have a $10,000 bankroll playing fpdw, your ror is
<1%. That's the reason for the calculator, to give u a ror for a
given game (payout ev and volatility) and a given bankroll (for
defeating the volatility of the game in order to eventually see the
payout ev).

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--- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "vp_FREE" <vpFREE@L...> wrote:

On 8 Apr 2003 at 2:49, LoungeLizard wrote:

#4

Nich,
   The bracketed G (<G>) in the original post is short for grin, i.e. the
author is smiling because he is joking around. You understand? Good, now go
to your room <G>.
                                                                       Nudge

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----- Original Message -----
From: "Nich" <mini_pard@yahoo.com>
To: <vpFREE@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Tuesday, April 08, 2003 1:05 PM
Subject: [vpFREE] Re: ROR calculator in the links

> I believe the ROR is always 50% - either you'll go broke
> or you won't. <G>
> vpFREE Administrator

maybe i'm misunderstanding the context of this post? How can ror
always be 50%?

#5

I guess Tom was being facetious, but it really is an awesome tool.
Tom, who's program is it and who do I ask?

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>
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> > Thanks for providing this great tool. Can it be used for
multilines,
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> You're asking the wrong person.
>
> I believe the ROR is always 50% - either you'll go broke
> or you won't. <G>
>
>
> vpFREE Administrator

maybe i'm misunderstanding the context of this post? How can ror
always be 50%? If you have $5 bankroll playing 95% vp, then your

ror

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--- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "Nich" <mini_pard@y...> wrote:

--- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "vp_FREE" <vpFREE@L...> wrote:
> On 8 Apr 2003 at 2:49, LoungeLizard wrote:
is 100%. If you have a $10,000 bankroll playing fpdw, your ror is
<1%. That's the reason for the calculator, to give u a ror for a
given game (payout ev and volatility) and a given bankroll (for
defeating the volatility of the game in order to eventually see the
payout ev).

#6

It is Cindy Liu's program, and if you go up the url chain,
you'll see several other good programs.

vpFREE Administrator

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On 8 Apr 2003 at 21:19, LoungeLizard wrote:

I guess Tom was being facetious, but it really is an awesome tool.
Tom, who's program is it and who do I ask?

#7

I agree, there's some real neat stuff there. So anyone, can the
program be tweaked to calculate an estimated ROR for multiline?

Scot, ACW is limiting the 15X points on April 15th to 12,500 points;
I saw the memo from the marketing department.

> I guess Tom was being facetious, but it really is an awesome

tool.

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--- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "vp_FREE" <vpFREE@L...> wrote:

On 8 Apr 2003 at 21:19, LoungeLizard wrote:
> Tom, who's program is it and who do I ask?

It is Cindy Liu's program, and if you go up the url chain,
you'll see several other good programs.

vpFREE Administrator