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Bankroll Considerations
I'm just trying to seek confirmation on this.
Wonder if there is more to the picture. I think an example might illustrate my question better. Lets say I place a bet 'b' on a game repeatedly. And as per my average returns and variance(unknown at this stage), I have somehow magically determined that an appropriate bankroll for this kind of venture is 'BR' However I dont have enough money to meet the bankroll requirement.(Again meeting the bankroll requirement is a pretty hazy term in itself). But hopefully we can take it at face value. And assume that it is a meaningful statement. Lets say, its something that gives me a 99% chance of not going broke ever. Anyway my dilemna is that I only have an amount X, which is below BR However I decide to take a chance that I wont go broke before I can turn a profit and decide to gamble anyway. A few fine days later, I have managed to turn a profit and I now have the exact amount to meet the bankroll requirement. Can I now feel better, assuming that I'm safe, as if I never played that game before and am making a fresh start with the appropriate bankroll. Does the fact that I have had good days not mean that I'm probably going to have bad days soon, which would mean that I cannot really feel safe? Now if we replace this "game" with a) SNGs a) Ring game at $blah buyin etc etc Does the independence of the result of each bet still hold?? Is independence a safe assumption, or are there reasons to believe there might be corelation. Also assuming that I started with X, what is the probability that I bust out before I reach BR? |
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