Imagine I am betting on the outcome of flipping $n$ biased coins $C_i$. I know exactly what the probability of each coin landing on heads is $P(H)$ and exactly the probability of each coin landing on tails is $P(T)$.
For every flip I can place one bet on either (but never both) outcome at odds with 5% value i.e. the probability implied by the odds is 5% lower than $P(H)$ or $P(T)$. Because I am getting value on each bet, I know that in each case my expected value is positive.
If I choose to bet on $n$ coin flips, what is the probability that I will make a net loss?
Cheers,
Pete