Hi everyone,
After dusting off my streaks simulator and adapting it to the problems raised in this thread, my conclusion is that Don's results are correct.
Here are the results:
Prob = 0.48...
Right now i just play blackjack, lost my most of money as a gambler on table games so i am interested in blackjack only rn not doing any sports betting.
Do you only play blackjack currently? Or are you also playing games with a guaranteed house edge/gambling on sports? If it's the latter, being an AP in blackjack will do nothing for you.
Not something you should take a risk on.
Most of compulsive gambling is subconscious. Knowing how to count doesn't help you much with that.
Not saying it is impossible to turn into an ap just...
Everything/body could go to nobody’s land. As Jane “Hanoi” Fonda put it in “They Shoot Horses, Don't They?”
“Whadda hell, forget it!”
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qsKQiVJkEvI
“Do you agree?”
I saw only ONE question: “Do you agree?” Maybe you should have asked “Do you agrees?” You got only one 777-streak(s): XYZ777PQW77777Y
No offence, just my honest opinion.
Please do so. Keep them streaks coming. I luv em Aussies streaking north. The Blondies know where the action is. I cant stress enuff- I luv em…
No offence, just my honest opinion.
Simply to clarify
toolyp said
The probability of winning x in a row is y - the probability of winning any of the then present tosses is .5 or 2-1 or 50%. Now as for streaks, I can provide...
“Another question: above you said that in 1000 tosses of a fair coin it is not possible to obtain a streak of length 9 or longer, is that correct?”
Sorry I missed the another part. I don’t say it is...
“HTTTTTTTTTTH” is a 10-T(ails) streak. “THHHHHHHHHHT” is a 10-H(eads) streaks.
“HTTTTTTTTTH” is a 9-T(ails) streak. “THHHHHHHHHT” is a 9-H(eads) streaks.
Don’t take me word. Take Warren Weaver’s...
Let me try to understand you here first. This coin toss example is confusing. You seemingly are saying this: the chance to get an at-least-one-head in two tosses is 0.75. The chance to get an...
Hmmmmmm. It takes an awful lot of discipline to succeed as an AP. I'm not aware of any "hardcore degenerate gamblers" who later transitioned to being successful APs. You can do everything right...
