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Yes, $920 with just $0.2 bet is insane, he's quite lucky to achieve such high multiplier. I also believe someone with such luck should play with higher amount bets to win even more.

Question for more experienced gamblers.
How many thousands of games do you need to play to get lucky with this big multiplier?

[NotATether]

Question for more experienced gamblers.
How many thousands of games do you need to play to get lucky with this big multiplier?

I guess this is a question that is best answered with statistics.

Using the Bell curve, and specifically the right side of it, you can basically mark 0x (lose), x1, x2 and whatever, and then calculate how many standard deviations are between 0 and x4680 multiplier.

The x-axis would be logarithmic, because the multipliers aren't an equal distance form each other. (They do not follow a linear sequence.)

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Yes, $920 with just $0.2 bet is insane, he's quite lucky to achieve such high multiplier. I also believe someone with such luck should play with higher amount bets to win even more.

Question for more experienced gamblers.
How many thousands of games do you need to play to get lucky with this big multiplier?

I still keep wondering how this happens....

Question for more experienced gamblers.
How many thousands of games do you need to play to get lucky with this big multiplier?

I guess this is a question that is best answered with statistics.

Using the Bell curve, and specifically the right side of it, you can basically mark 0x (lose), x1, x2 and whatever, and then calculate how many standard deviations are between 0 and x4680 multiplier.

The x-axis would be logarithmic, because the multipliers aren't an equal distance form each other. (They do not follow a linear sequence.)

Does it happens in a single bet or it's something that has to be done over and over again?
I also know of a guy who made $60.15  from a 0.25 bet. It seems huge to me maybe because I've not really gotten a grounded understanding about multipliers.

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Guy, this is way massive and cumbersome win. I just hope I get to understand how this works.