I thought you said that you wanted to understand my position? I don't think
you really do yet. And I am not sure you understand gaming theory. Chance
is not a deterministic law in which there is no way for the house to lose
and lose big time. Nor is every 10 roles of the dice apportioned as the
odds dictate. Occasionally a statistical fluke will occur in a casino and
the winnings will suddenly go against the house. It has been known to
happen that the house was busted by just such a statistical fluke. To
claim, as you mistakenly do, that chance is not involved in the casino
business (on both sides) is clearly to ignore the facts here. The odds
(chances) are in favor of the house, but stochastic events don't always
align with those chances over the short term.
glenn
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