And inversely, lowering the risk, like just happened by lowering max bet, also lowers the returns on your capital. Can you see that?
yes I see this. I stand corrected on my previous statement.
According to you casino == long term, stable investment ?
Long term and secure yes, but stable ?
Variance may be annoying as an investor, but everyone must realise that those btc you loose go into the gambler pocket, they don't vanish in the air.
Gamblers wouldn't gamble without variance, and no casino would work without gamblers.
What is bugging me with your position will is that while it makes much sense given your position as a top investor, it doesn't make sense from a Casino Business model pov.
From JD perspective, the ultimate goal is to gain wagered volume, whatever it comes from small or big bets.
You're right when you assume the # of bets > 80 btc is very low, but guess what : a big chunk of wagered come from them.
I don't have the data, dooglus has, but I would be very interested in the daily wagered amount if we took out all bets over 80BTC. I would guess it would match those days that nakowa or some of the other high rollers aren't betting - so that's maybe around 5k a day?
To me - 5k a day which works out as around 35% annual return is fine for me. I don't want more than that and a corresponding higher variance.
So if everyone chooses 0% risk and the house loses who covers the losses?
Yes, but statistically over time the house profit should tend towards the house edge i.e. 1% - so the house covers this - it pushes more risk to the house and less to those investors who choose the 'amount wagered' payouts, and to compensate the house takes a higher cut. Those who chose to do the 'amount wagered' investment are effectively just operating on a lower house edge (less profit) as a penalty for lower risk.
Think of it as PPS vs PPLNS - in one the mining pool takes more cut but the variance is lower.
Will