The anticipation–scaling conjecture for wager sets

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Let A,BeR+A,B e\subset \mathbb R_+ be sets of nonnegative real numbers. The set BB anticipates AA when the regular gamblers' wagers from BB can be evaded against gambler 0's wagers from AA, and AA scales into BB when the relevant scaling condition between the two wager sets holds. If

0B{0},0\notin\overline{B\setminus\{0\}},

then BB anticipates AA only if AA scales into BB. This would unify the boundedness and well-ordering results for anticipation; whether the proposed condition holds in full generality is left as further research.

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Primary source

Gilad Bavly and Ron Peretz, “How to Gamble Against All Odds”, arXiv:1311.2109 (2014).

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