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Quote from: JasonXG on February 23, 2017, 09:32:11 PM

You can't beat the EV that is why it is an EV. Just gamblers fallacy to believe a bot can magically do what a human cannot.

1) The bot isn't "beating EV", it's constantly making positive EV decisions which assuming bankroll is large enough and given enough time, turns into actual profit. Like what Ryan is doing with the actual site itself or what any other casino does....

2) Actually, gamblers fallacy is "the mistaken belief that, if something happens more frequently than normal during some period, it will happen less frequently in the future" and vice versa.

3) There's nothing magical about the EDGE bot. I'm a professional coder and have put a lot of time into fine tuning the algorithm to adjust for max EV situations...and I'm not saying it can't be beat sometime in future by someone else or another bot, but right now, it's playing positive EV.

This is all assuming that enough games can be +EV right? Given where the whales cash out, not every game is +EV?

Yes, it's an average.

Right, but theoretically you could have a scenario where it's impossible to play +EV, no? Does your bot account for that?

Sorry, this is about as far as I'm willing to go on explaining the bot. This is a competitive game after all. ;-)

Understood. I have my own script that managed to stay +EV for about a week before it ran out of RAM and crashed, but I don't really play all that much. I'm more interested in the theory side of it