Talk:Coherence (philosophical gambling strategy)
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[edit] question
On the article on Dutch book itself, the text states, that if the bookmaker sets the odds/price o, that he gains no matter what the outcome, is said to have made a Dutch book. This text suggests the obverse. One of them must be wrong, unless I an reading this wrong. --Lokimaros 15:13, 1 September 2006 (UTC)
[edit] clarity
I think the wording of this article is far more opaque than it needs to be. The concept is not so difficult that this kind of verbiage is really necessary, IMHO
