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by diab0lic
615 days ago
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An example that may be useful to aid in understanding… Casinos are non ergodic. A million players each placing a single bet will have an expectation of losing the house edge. A single player placing a million bets has an expectation of $0. The fact that the aggregate and the single entity Experience different expectations despite both placing a million bets is what makes this ergodic. |
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