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    Quote Originally Posted by falling star View Post
    Thought it was a good way to show team savings, by trying to contrast what a casino receives. I would expect each member
    would take turns playing. I also was addressing the trust issue among members. There is a contrast between what you perceive a team advantage is,by all playing together as opposed to the savings I mentioned on minimum bets. I really don't know which method is better. Perhaps someone could run a sim and post the results whether savings show a better result than your method.
    I still don't know what you're saying. Can you start from the beginning and pretend you're talking to a small child?
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    Quote Originally Posted by moo321 View Post
    I still don't know what you're saying. Can you start from the beginning and pretend you're talking to a small child?
    A solo player must bet the table minimum $25.
    A team solo player must also bet $25 (table minimum), but in reality is only betting 1/5 (his share of the bankroll).
    If all team members are playing at the same time, there is no savings, because each is betting the $25.
    Playing spotters at other high limit tables are also costing the bankroll.

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