easy · Poker Theory Fundamentals
What happens to your 'Risk of Ruin' if your win rate (μ) drops from 5 bb/100 to 2.5 bb/100 while your bankroll stays the same?
- The Risk of Ruin stays the same because the bankroll didn't change.
- The Risk of Ruin increases exponentially.
- The Risk of Ruin doubles.
- The Risk of Ruin decreases because you will play more cautiously.
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