Recent content by TheStig

Gronk could have simply served as a cautionary tale for other owners. Also, some TE's were slumping and some TE's were starting to emerge. It is possible that other players were grabbing a player that they thought could help, that it also served to screw you over? a bonus. But owning a good TE...

Julio Jones

Yes, it is your bad because you lack even the simplest of civil manors. When someone wishes you well, you generally return in kind. Another subtlety that has escaped your arrogance.

The conclusion I drew is I should not have bothered to wish you well.

Read the links I provided or not , I don't care. You're mistaken if you think your argument is with me anymore. You are capable of researching it yourself and drawing your own conclusions. That is now on you. I will leave it at this, Merry Christmas to you.

Exploring ways to structure playoff and tie breaker scenarios to limit the necessity of tanking should also be considered.

Yes, "true" in that I am failing to make my point not that my point is wrong.

Again contact the authors and partake your mental gymnastics against a Peer reviewed journal article if you wish but I fear you are falling prey to the " Dunning–Kruger effect" when you admit to not even reading the article or the other provided articles either at all or in their entirety.

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Then you agree with me. That is all I ever said and that IS the difference between the two. If you drew 3 Kings in a row, your Odds would in fact change but the probability of 1/13 stays the same. Meaning Odds and Probability, when used correctly, mean slightly different things and can have...

No, you are wrong. Probability is based on the totality of events. Odds are based on a condition in relation to the probability. It is a matter of tense. Odds are calculating that something has happened and that information is used to predict the likely outcome of the act. Probability simply...

Opportunities Abound Another key aspect to computing probability is factoring in the number of opportunities for something to occur. The more opportunities there are, the more likely it is that an event will occur. The more tickets a player buys or the more often a player buys them, the greater...

I like your chances. Crabtree at least is somewhat negated by Kaep and the D should kill Atlanta.

Ummm, no. Your point that I addressed was bolded. But you are at least adhearing to your Latin username.

You are simply wrong on this point. And even if others agree with you it doesn't make you right. Probability and Odds are two different things that are calculated differently. Odds are a ratio of the probability. Your problem Ignoratio is that you suffer from the Dunning–Kruger effect. I know...