A certain casino game has an expected value (from the player's point of view) of -$1.50 per play of the game.

Choose all that apply:

• The possible dollar amounts that the casino could gain or lose, weighted by their probabilities, equals $1.50.
• If the casino pays the player $1 per play of the game, in the long run it will gain $0.50 per play.
• The possible dollar amounts that the casino could gain or lose, weighted by their probabilities, equals -$1.50.
• For each play of the game, the single most likely outcome is that the player will gain $1.50.
• If the casino charges $1 per play of the game, in the long run it will gain $2.50 per play.
• For each play of the game, the single most likely outcome is that the player will lose $1.50.