Would the problem be different if we changed the Alpha-Omega betting odds so that if Alpha wins 1 in 10000 times (which is still plausible given the data) then Alpha would make a profit?
Alpha would be running away with it based on the flippers who one-boxed.
Would the problem be different if we changed the Alpha-Omega betting odds so that if Alpha wins 1 in 10000 times (which is still plausible given the data) then Alpha would make a profit?
Alpha would be running away with it based on the flippers who one-boxed.