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Originally Posted by ashinynickel
Math? It doesn't matter what the odds of hitting the BBJ are. They take 10% for advertising and administrative costs. The remaining 90% is returned to players. You're paying a 10% vig on a lottery ticket. Each lottery ticket costs $1 collectively for the table to play it.
The long term payout is slightly evened out by the fact that you get paid for being at the table when it hits too. And who cares about statistically significant sample sizes. EV is EV. I'd rather not have a BBJ don't get me wrong, but don't act as if $4+$1bbj is the same rake as $5.
I'm not saying its the same, but the value added by the EV (again, lol) of the situation is so small to the vast majority of the player pool, its not worth mentioning.
Sure, EV is EV, but you still have to have the time and the BR to fade the variance and collect on it. Here's an example, I have 1 mirron you have 10k, The coin is weighted .05% in your favor. We do 1k flips till one of us busts. Do you want to play?