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A gambler enters a casino with an initial fortune of $100. Then, on each successive gamble,...

A gambler enters a casino with an initial fortune of $100. Then, on each successive gamble, he will pay $1 to play and either wins $1 or loses $1 with the probabilities 49% and 51%, respectively. 2 The probability of winning or losing a gamble is independent of the past gambles. What is the probability that he has not run out of money in 100, 1000, 10000, 100000 gambles?

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