Originally Posted by Alan Mendelson View Post

I wonder if the AP who lost $8800 in a day was ever ahead?

Yeah, I've had days when I was never ahead but the stop loss or loss limit prevents you from digging a hole you can't climb out of.

Try it.
Alan you can take your little shots at me, but the fact is the math is on my side.

The formula for what I make a year is amount of money wagered x my advantage. That means the more I play, the more I will make. If I stop playing and reduce my total play (total amount of money wagered), regardless of whether the reason is because I am taking a vacation, have some health issue that prevents me from playing, and/or I decide to adhere to some silly little daily stop limit, all I have done is reduce what my total amount won will be.

Again, the more I play, the more I will win in the end (longterm).

Now along the way, that total result will go up and down. Best analogy is just like the stock market. Daily ups and downs. Weekly ups and downs. Non of that matters. What matters is the longterm. And in the end, the more you play (with an advantage) the more you will win. The math guarantees it.

I am sorry that you can't or won't understand the math. But frankly not surprised, when what you are probably best known for is a mathematical improbability so humongous, it is basically an impossibility.