How to read the results
Cannot fund next bet is the share of sessions that stopped before their planned length because the balance was too small for another fixed stake. It does not always mean zero balance. Median ending balance is the middle result; the mean also includes rare large winners. Comparing them shows how uneven the outcomes can be.
Same edge, different rides
Run the same bankroll, fixed stake and planned length at 90% and 10% win chance. The illustrative edge per unit wagered is identical, but session swings differ. Which run has more busts depends on all these settings. Early stopping changes completed turnover, so mean loss need not be identical between the runs.
Fixed stakes only
Every bet in a run has the same size. Progressive systems such as Martingale aren't simulated; see Dice strategy for what they do to a bankroll, worked out with exact math.
Reproducible runs
Each run uses a simulation seed. The same seed and settings give the same result, so you can share and rerun it. The simulator uses a fast statistical generator, not a casino's provably fair algorithm: it models many sessions, it doesn't replay real bets.
Payout models and roll replays have different scopes. Read how the Dice models work before comparing operators.
