"I am playing a fair even money game flipping coins.
>My opponent cannot quit. I intend to quit any time I
>get one bet ahead. Do I have an advantage?"
>
>Bard:
>Yes, you do have an advantage in this scenario. Here's why:
>Limited downside: Since you are guaranteed to quit after winning
>one bet, your maximum possible loss is limited to losing your initial bet. >
>Unlimited upside: Your potential winnings, on the other hand, are
>unlimited. As long as you keep winning individual flips, you can
>keep doubling your money.
>
>Probability still in your favor: Each coin flip is still a 50/50 chance
>of winning, favoring you just like even-money odds suggest. So,
>statistically speaking, you're more likely to win any individual flip >than lose it.
I don't follow. Sounds like a non-sequitur.