I do mention a low bankroll casino to be fair. There’s casino with small bankroll that can be easily beat by playing a simple martingale given that you have a Billion dollar fund.
In theory, A casino is impossible to beat since they do have decent bankroll that can withstand player bet even with martingale. I do understand the math behind and the risk involved.
I just don’t like the argument that an infinite funds can never beat a casino. That’s an absurd thinking since I can drop a 1B bet then Martingale it to infinity.
I do emphasize a small bankroll
Fair, but like I said we are more focused on realistic conditions and the faults of martingale and not so much about specific scenarios. In theory you can bankrupt a small casino with many different strategies if you get lucky so I would not focus too much on that. The topic should be about established casinos that have big bankrolls, and they are truly impossible to beat under any normal conditions. In theory, A casino is impossible to beat since they do have decent bankroll that can withstand player bet even with martingale. I do understand the math behind and the risk involved.
I just don’t like the argument that an infinite funds can never beat a casino. That’s an absurd thinking since I can drop a 1B bet then Martingale it to infinity.
I do emphasize a small bankroll
I definitely agree on this. Most of the thread here set a generalized condition that let user assume for themselves what’s the setup that’s why we keep on arguing and discussing with different thoughts in mind.
I totally agree that an established casino can’t be bankrupt given all the safety precautions they set combined by the games house edge.
The only thing can beat casino is their fixed expenses from their operations while there’s low profit coming in.
