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Good article on sizing your bets - very important skill if you want to degen 🎩

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We were surprised that 1/3 of participants wound up with less money than they started with.

More astounding still is that 28% of participants went bust and received no payout.

That a game of flipping coins with an ex-ante 60/40 winning probability produced so many subjects that lost everything is startling.

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Did you do the experiment?
That’s cool
How much did you walk away with?

Stocks feel even harder. It’s far more complicating; not just a series of all or nothing bets; the size of outcome is determined by duration instead

Complexity means even easier to adopt fallacies

One comment from my side: at some point I got bored and started betting more than I should. Probably more people do it as well.

That being said... many people also do it on financial markets. They're bored with the market going sideways and they bet too much to feel the excitement again.