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Test Math Rendering

September 14, 2025

Testing LaTeX Math Rendering

From your "Players Go to Their Highest Valued LTV" post:

Inline Math

Ads for competitor games only make sense if \(churned player LTV < ad revenue\) and to the advertiser if \(acquired player LTV > ad cost\).

Display Math

The decision rule for portfolio pumping:

\[P(rLTV_{i} + nLTV_{i}) + P(nLTV_{i}) > rLTV_{i}\]

Where:

  • \(P(rLTV_{i} + nLTV_{i})\) is the probability of playing both games simultaneously
  • \(rLTV_{i}\) is the remaining LTV in the old game
  • \(nLTV_{i}\) is the LTV for the new game

From "Why do contestants break the rules" post:

Expected payouts:

  • $3,000 for a kiss = \(3000/10 = 300\) per contestant
  • After taxes: \(300 \times 0.5 = 150\)

Complex Formula

\[\sum_{i=1}^{n} \frac{Revenue_i}{Players_i} = ARPU_{total}\]