You could do but you would be making the schoolboy error of assuming that variance of luck doesn't exist. Some people just get very lucky and are able to gamble up a very small deposit to a very large balance.
Doing math isnt called "schoolboy" anything. It's just facts. You cant dispute math. Besides, thinking about it any other way is just fantasy and THAT would be the schoolboy error. I've seen your replies in here and you ALWAYS push the "could have been lucky" excuse every time, as if you're a huge FBC shill or something, trying to get people to believe things that are just unrealistic. I dont do things that way, I live in reality where I DONT plan on winning lotteries, I dont plan on winning in gambling, and I certainly dont tell others to expect to win either. Those that are faced with reality, usually resort to the "variance" excuse, which is just that, it's an excuse. "Variance" exists in EVERYTHING. For example, if time lasts long enough, it's possible that a fully functional Lambo, complete with logo and a nice paint job would just fall together all by itself. That is "variance". So trying to base things off "Variance" is completely absurd. It exists, but is it practical or realistic? No.