How much would a pure mechanical system that can net 20 unit (4%) daily be worth?
How much are you willing to pay for it?
I don't know, but did you devise a marketing plan yet??
Quote from: alrelax on June 26, 2017, 07:09:06 PM
I don't know, but did you devise a marketing plan yet??
Yeah, reach out to forum members. Would that work? Any better suggestions?
Make sure you have the right tree!
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I have an idea for proper price: infinite. Come on. it is to ask how much can an infinite money generator be worth. if it is sold, it does not work. if it works, it is not sold: the system itself is used to withdraw money continuously . In my experience there is no mechanical system winning 100% of the days . If you have it do as PickABetDotNet did:
QuoteStill going strong..website down, I'd rather play and make money.. good luck folks, cheers
http://betselection.cc/sports-betting-forum/t6768/msg56753/#msg56753
Hi Babu;
Instead of selling it, you may want to consider managing it.
What if you selected a number of suitable candidates, trained them properly and allocated specific jurisdictions to play in and signed them into an irrevocable NDA agreement.
That way, you would work as a team, controlling the quality, amounts withdrawn to promote longevity, and draw a sizeable personal income percentage for the life of the venture. Sort of like the MIT team idea.
Garry
Quote from: wannawin on June 26, 2017, 10:10:52 PM
I have an idea for proper price: infinite. Come on. it is to ask how much can an infinite money generator be worth. if it is sold, it does not work. if it works, it is not sold: the system itself is used to withdraw money continuously . In my experience there is no mechanical system winning 100% of the days . If you have it do as PickABetDotNet did:
http://betselection.cc/sports-betting-forum/t6768/msg56753/#msg56753
I don't think a 4% win is worth infinite amount.
Quote from: owenslv on June 26, 2017, 10:21:38 PM
Hi Babu;
Instead of selling it, you may want to consider managing it.
What if you selected a number of suitable candidates, trained them properly and allocated specific jurisdictions to play in and signed them into an irrevocable NDA agreement.
That way, you would work as a team, controlling the quality, amounts withdrawn to promote longevity, and draw a sizeable personal income percentage for the life of the venture. Sort of like the MIT team idea.
Garry
I don't think team play worked out well for the MIT guys. Whether you are selling it or have team play, someone is going to walk away with it.
Quote from: Babu on June 26, 2017, 07:05:22 PMHow much would a pure mechanical system that can net 20 unit (4%) daily be worth?
Quote from: Babu on June 27, 2017, 12:28:14 AMI don't think a 4% win is worth infinite amount.
Apply a compound interest formula at 4% daily and you will tell me how much you would be willing to pay for it . you should be the one who tries to convince about the mathematical reality that 4% daily can in fact make a fortune, not me.
Quote from: Babu on June 26, 2017, 07:05:22 PM
How much would a pure mechanical system that can net 20 unit (4%) daily be worth?
How much are you willing to pay for it?
4% is very good. Is that an attainable percentage every day, or an averaged figure?
On the face of it, 20 units is not so good as that would mean a hefty unit size to make it worthwhile.
You say daily. What would a 'daily' session equate to? 3 hours, 10 hours, 16 hours?
Is the system readily playable in a B&M casino or is it designed for online use with computer tracking programs, etc?
What are the bankroll requirements, and how big and regular are the drawdowns that a player can expect?
What is the cost when the system does lose a day's play?
Can players take a break at any time mid session, or must they play out the session to the end each time?
How complicated is the bet placement and money management, and what are the learning curve/practise requirements to become proficient?
If you seriously want an accurate appraisal of your system's worth then you would need to disclose as best you can at least the above points.
Just going on what you have posted I would say the price point for your system is about $200. Any more than that would be too risky for avid gamblers.
Quote from: wannawin on June 27, 2017, 02:03:18 AM
Apply a compound interest formula at 4% daily and you will tell me how much you would be willing to pay for it . you should be the one who tries to convince about the mathematical reality that 4% daily can in fact make a fortune, not me.
The only issue is table limit. Even if you go up as high roller, you will be limited to a point. On top of that, the casino doesn't have infinite money for you to win.
Third scenario: Even if you manage to compound without any limits, is it possible to chase infinite?
For the sake of ending the silly discussion I started, you win!
Is there a progression involved? If so how many steps?
20 units(4%), how many bets placed and won?