@SleeperSupport waivers didn’t run at the time this morning 9Am . League Id 994760160176304128. I pushed the time back to 10am and then read that I wasn’t supposed to change any settings. Can you please advise how to get them to run?
Thanks
@blknoiz06 The math is clear.
10k bet size
9 rolls in a row you lose 10k
90k loss
10th roll you win and hit 100x
1,000,000 won
So every 10 rolls you lose 90k and win 1M on average .
It’s very easily a +ev bet . It’s not even close to close
use kelly criterion for bet size
@BigDickBull69 How would you play memes with 1k bankroll? Trying to figure out if I should stay all in on Pepe or have some exposure to lower caps like Bitcoin . Trying to 100x . Thanks for all you do homie. I’ve grown 100 into 1k from following your account
@winningslow @J_T_Morris @NFL_DovKleiman@TheSFNiners I understand completely . My argument is framing this as a cost of doing business is false. The business arrangement isn’t with the players so no cost incurred with the players can be attributed to “doing business”
@winningslow @J_T_Morris @NFL_DovKleiman@TheSFNiners Whether or not you go out with your coworkers after work and you pick up the bill has no relevance or bearing on your employment contract with your employer.
@winningslow @J_T_Morris @NFL_DovKleiman@TheSFNiners I’m not saying it shouldn’t happen, or that it’s not an accepted practice. However framing this as a necessary obligation to fulfil his business / contract arrangements to play on the team is ridiculous
@winningslow @J_T_Morris @NFL_DovKleiman@TheSFNiners I’m not debating the frequency at which the event occurs. I originally thought you meant - tax write off, then you mention it’s a cost of doing business. That’s also incorrect as players arent typically involved in the business of rookies being drafted. Not a cost of business