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kirby007 on 10 April 2009
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nordlead said:
Zlejedi said:
Just wondering but is there diffrence in winnings for safe bets which can be estimated quite easily (like console numbers or games in their 10 or 20 week) compared to high risk bets like new big game releases ?

to an extent. the equation is something like this

[your bet]*[your accuracy]/[average accuracy]

so, if you do better than the average you make more money. If you do worse than the average, then you lose money. When Sonic and the Black Knight released in Japan I made a huge amount of money off of it because I had ~60% accuracy, while the average accuracy was 0%. However, there is some form of payout cap in place so I didn't get infinite money

you love bringing that up don't you? lets show us how good you really are in the next rounds

 



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