06-29-2015, 10:27 PM
(This post was last modified: 06-29-2015, 10:29 PM by GISED_Link.)
Okay, let me trying something :
bet = p^k * c -> where p is the probability to win, k a constant and c the current fortune you play with. (p ^ k means p power k)
p = "nb of possible win" / "nb turn to play"
The idea : If you are sure to win (if you have lost 5 times), you will bet all your fortune. But it's really effective only if you have more than 1/2 of the start fortune !
You bet according to the probability to win. But the biggest idea, is the k factor. This factor is a "security" factor. if k > 1, it reduces the bet (p ^ k, p is always <=1). With this, you have always enough fortune to bet when you are "sure" to win. When you are sure to win (p = 1), you bet all your money and you double it
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Please look at the joined excel file, you will test by yourself my method.
- the best k factor, in my opinion, is e (2.718)
bet = p^k * c -> where p is the probability to win, k a constant and c the current fortune you play with. (p ^ k means p power k)
p = "nb of possible win" / "nb turn to play"
The idea : If you are sure to win (if you have lost 5 times), you will bet all your fortune. But it's really effective only if you have more than 1/2 of the start fortune !
You bet according to the probability to win. But the biggest idea, is the k factor. This factor is a "security" factor. if k > 1, it reduces the bet (p ^ k, p is always <=1). With this, you have always enough fortune to bet when you are "sure" to win. When you are sure to win (p = 1), you bet all your money and you double it
.Please look at the joined excel file, you will test by yourself my method.
- the best k factor, in my opinion, is e (2.718)