The fact that the game gives you a zero expectancy is good news. No one should get depressed because of this. Not having a negative expectancy is a huge benevolent thing. Take a look out of the window; there are more ordinary women than beautiful ones, more ordinary cars than Ferraris, more ordinary people than rich people. Not to mention that probably every gambling game in the book gives a negative expectancy to the player. In a world where the odds are against you, enjoying a zero expectancy may be an edge. As the old saying goes... "In the Blind Men Land, if you have one eye you become the King". There isn't a formula to get rich - and if that thing existed, everyone agrees it wouldn't last much. If such thing as an option strategy that gives a positive expectancy no matter what existed, a basic computer program would get anyone rich. And everyone rich = oxymoron. Wealth needs the pyramid concept to survive. Bottom line is: Thank God math is not against you. Learn how to work on the grey area. Keep your eyes opened always. Be dynamic. Be ready. Be smart. No one in this world has the ability to predict the future, but this same world has a lot of rich people on it. And never forget that while the market follows mathematics principles, it doesn't end there. Albert Einstein believed, according to his own words, that "God doesn’t play dices". He meant that there is no contingency in the world. No randomness. Everything follows a rule.