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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?

  1. The Risk of Ruin stays the same because the bankroll didn't change.
  2. The Risk of Ruin increases exponentially.
  3. The Risk of Ruin doubles.
  4. The Risk of Ruin decreases because you will play more cautiously.

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