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Competitive optimality in testing by betting via Bell-Cover randomization
Bell and Cover showed that an investor who multiplies the initial unit of capital by an independent uniform random variable on $(0,2)$, and then uses the log-optimal portfolio, wins a head-to-head wealth comparison with probability at least one half against every independently randomized competitor.
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