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There are two diagonal lines leading down from $100, representing the two possible outcomes of the first coin toss. Either you lose your $40 bet (and only have $60 left) or you win 40 X 6 = $240 (and with the extra $60 you didn't bet, you have a total of $300 ).
On the next roll, you must adjust the bet amount so that it is equal to 40% of the amount you currently have. Each result of the first toss will lead to two other results, it should be noted that these lines converge and converge. There are two ways to get $180 on the second toss.
This web of possibilities expands like the explanation for quantum theory - that every random event can divide the world into equally probable patches. By the fourth toss of the coin, there are 16 distinct cases of equal probability, corresponding to all possible outcomes from the tosses of heads and tails. This is represented through a graph similar to a pachinko slot machine. Each ball represents one possible outcome in a total of 16 zigzag lines from top to bottom.