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Originally Posted by
RS__
Variance is different on 1-million single hand games vs 10,000 100-line game. The expected value or return are the same.
I know how much some of y'all don't understand theory, but try to bear with me for a second. If there was a 1 million line game and only played one spin, you'd have a pretty good shot at winning. If you were to play a single line game for 1 million spins, you would be an extreme long shot at winning.
How about sticking to games that exist and are relatively common?
What are the odds that the player will be ahead after one million single-line hands, and ten thousand 100-play hands?
That's playing 5 million credits through either way, and it's been established that the EVs are the same,
but considering variance what is the likelihood the player will be ahead in each scenario?