Coach--my interpretation is that he is saying he will bet you that the theoretical on a 98% game is 98%. In other words, he is not offering you a legitimate bet.
So as usual, no one is putting up. And I think Coach was in on a legitimate bet. Too bad.Coach tried.
18 Pages and still counting of endless nonsense. I keep coming back just to make certain all my previous posts containing my own assumptions and opinions are holding up. This is even worse than the fake news media, which I also assume this same group of bullshitters can't get enough off either.
It would really destroy the APs if Coach had a bet and won the bet because he had a profit on a 98% game. If it happened the APs wouldn't know what to say or do.
I'm scratching my head over this Biloxi character. Has he ever submitted any comment of substance or is it all more of his spam (because the rest of us have more class than he does)?
It was 18 and they said it never happened. And in their world of long term math they can't believe anyone winning on a 98% game. They'd say the world must be flat in that case.
I've heard it all.
The odds of winning tomorrow's powerball are (is?) approx. 1 in 292 million (1 in 292,201,338 to be exact). The odds of the next sequence of rolls being 18 yo's in a row is 1 in 3.9346408e+22 (or 1 in ~39,346,408,000,000,000,000,000). Actually, it's less likely than that, since that doesn't include the 17/18 chance of not seeing a yo on the 19'th roll.
You are 460,829 times more likely to win the powerball two times in a row than you are to see the 18 yo's in a row.
Next we're going to hear Alan flipped a fair coin and it landed on heads 100 times in a row.
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