Royal Cup XVI Live Scoring
Here is the link for REAL-TIME SCORING of the 16th Royal Cup
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1BwEmnsp1TbofkXJhIJcJxniX8HuhFQvQKMxAOtcl1ss/pubhtml
If you'd like to help input results using your own device, please PM me.
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1BwEmnsp1TbofkXJhIJcJxniX8HuhFQvQKMxAOtcl1ss/pubhtml
If you'd like to help input results using your own device, please PM me.
Comments
Id really like someone who's better at math than me to run the probability of this happening (Pinhead?)
Im guessing its an absolutely absurd number.
Correct, 3 went perfect, perfect, perfect, perfect.. As far as I recall in 15 previous Royals only 1, Steve Kerr, had accomplished that feat before. Now in the 16th Royal 3 do it..? Had to have been astronomical odds, especially one of them being Mario.. Luv ya son!
Now does this mean more players are getting better or are more of us getting worse? :-\
I'm fairly sure it's 50:50...it's the flush draw of odds
In 16 royals only one person has done this, and now 3 people do it on one day. absolutely absurd.....
With the royal structures being as bad as they are, we have to assume most people are of equal skill level - IE, anyone has the opportunity to run perfect on any given day.
Then we calculate the odds of a person being 4-0.
Then we calculate the odds of 3 people being 4-0.
Then we calculate the odds of those 3 people not being located at the same table for any of the events after they win the first.
Not sure I agree with the bolded simplification (but it sure makes the math easier!), but I'll run some numbers prob tomorrow. My gut also says very unlikely
Yea, I get it. But its pretty close for the most part.
no rake tho..
Having to deal with some of you people all day should be considered life rake.
mutual tho...
I guess I did "volunteer" somewhere along the line..:p
We all know you're getting paid, stop pretending.
If I remember my finite math, the odds of a player winning all their SNGs and winnings heads up is the product of the odds of each event is
(1/8) * (1/8) * (1/8) * (1/2) = 0.0009765625 or 0.09765625% or about 1/10 of a percent.
Am I right?