This Article is a follow-up to a recent Gazette Article about a probabilistic betting game studied by Abdin et al. [1]. We examine the speed of convergence of the probability needed to investigate this game by giving concrete examples, using the large deviation , which is a valuable tool for estimating probabilities of repeated trials (see [2], [3, Chapter 6], [4, Section 5.11]). Moreover, to get a deep understanding of the game, we study fairness when it is repeated infinite times. Let us call it fairness in the sense of infinity , whose exact definition will be given in the final section.
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