Originally Posted by Alan Mendelson View Post
There is no need to contact any professional because I don't dispute what the math says. All I suggest is that it is possible that your personal results will not be what the math says.

Now redietz you are talking about "a significant number of hands" of 500K or more for your bet. Would you make the same bet if we were to play only five hands? Of course you wouldn't. Because in the short run anything could happen. Voila!!!
Makes perfect sense to me. What these guys can't see is if it can happen once it can happen any amount of times. I don't get why they say it can happen often, they know it can happen often, but then they say it has got to be that you'll lose if it is played as a single session too much. Even the coinflip can come up tails 500 times in a row. How likely that is doesn't matter. Like Singer says, videopoker is based on the math, but the game and its outcome is not based on math alone.

But Reidtz, 500,000 hands? Really? How would such a feat ever come off? My numbers at 500 hands every hour say that's a thousand hours. Unrealistic. Hows about putting up something doable and maybe you'll get a taker or two?