The St. Petersburg Paradox
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> .... the expected value of the lottery only grows logarithmically with the resources of the casino. As a result, the expected value of the lottery, even when played against a casino with the largest resources realistically conceivable, is quite modest.
This then shows that if the max reward is limited to US GDP ($13.8 trillion), the expected value is $44.
This, for me, completely solves the paradox.