You can’t draw firm conclusions from only two answers, but they do suggest something about your thinking https://www.onlinecasinoluxembourg.com/testberichte/wunderino/.

· If you answered Case A, you were thinking like a loser.

· If you answered Case B, you were thinking like a winner. You should see whether this pattern occurs in other places.

Case A has a negative expectation. The odds against winning are 10:1, but you are getting only 6.67:1 ($100/$15 = 6.67). If you do it 110 times, you will have:

Win $100 10 times = +$1,000

Lose $15 100 times = –$1,500

Net loss for 110 times = $500

Average loss per bet = $4.54 (about 30% of the $15 bet)

Case B has a positive expectation. The odds against winning are 4:1, but you are getting 5:1 ($100/$20 = 5). If you do it 100 times, you will have:

Win $100 20 times = +$2,000

Lose $20 80 times = –$1,600

Net gain for 100 times = $400

Average gain per bet = $4 (20% of the $20 bet)