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Edited by Niti998 at 21-12-2023 01:17 PM
Formula 1: Future Required Hits = (Current Total Plays * Expected Hit Rate - Current Actual Hits) / (1 - Expected Hit Rate)
Formula 2: Bet Size for Next Hand = ((Current Total Plays + 1) * Expected Profit Percentage per Hand * Base Bet - Current Profit) / Future Required Hits
Explanation of Terms:
- Expected Hit Rate: The hit rate at which you expect to achieve your desired profit compensation. For example, if you want to achieve your desired profit when you reach a 45% hit rate, you set it to 45%.
- Future Required Hits: Based on your expected hit rate, it calculates the number of successful hits you'll need in the future. For instance, if you expect a 40% hit rate and have lost three times in a row, the calculated future required hits would be 2, indicating that you need to win two more times to return to a 40% hit rate.
Effectiveness Explanation: With these two formulas, you can achieve any desired profit at any expected hit rate, provided you set three values correctly: 1. Expected Hit Rate, 2. Expected Profit, and 3. Base Bet.
Notes:
1. If the Future Required Hits is calculated to be less than 1, use a value of 1.
2. Expected Profit Percentage per Hand can be set to 0 for zero-sum compensation. If you want a fixed value, use the formula: Bet Size for Next Hand = (Expected Profit Value * Base Bet - Current Profit) / Future Required Hits. For example, if you want to earn X base bets every time, use this formula. If you want to earn an average of X% of the base bets per hand, use the previous formula.
3. The calculated bet size may not be a whole number multiple. You can adjust the bet size as needed. You can increase or decrease the bet size at any point during the process, and the formula will recalculate the bet size based on your current profit.
This compensation method is not a guaranteed winning strategy. There are no guaranteed winning strategies in the world, so please keep that in mind. |
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Post time 15-9-2023 06:58:08