Pooling strategies for St. Petersburg gamblers
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- A note on asymptotics of linear combinations of IID random variables
- Matrix normalised stochastic compactness for a Lévy process at zero
- Merging of linear combinations to semistable laws
- Generalized \(n\)-Paul paradox
- Winning a Pool Is Harder Than You Thought
- Marcinkiewicz laws with infinite moments
- Weak laws of large numbers for cooperative gamblers
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