I agree that it's not a constant fixed percentage, but I don't think it adjusts. Using Star as an example, some people have reported getting to like 450 boards before getting their reset (maybe more). Let's just say that 450 is the number, since we know it can't be less than that. When you reach 300, your formula states that your odds are 1/(450 - 300), or 0.667%. Reaching 400 would now give you a 2% probability. A variation of that formula that multiplies the odds makes it more feasible, but it doesn't account for the cluster of resets right around the 300-320 mark. Also, adjusting the odds based on the board count isn't as simple as a static adjustment. Definitely possible, though.
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I agree that it's not a constant fixed percentage, but I don't think it adjusts. Using Star as an example, some people have reported getting to like 450 boards before getting their reset (maybe more). Let's just say that 450 is the number, since we know it can't be less than that. When you reach 300, your formula states that your odds are 1/(450 - 300), or 0.667%. Reaching 400 would now give you a 2% probability. A variation of that formula that multiplies the odds makes it more feasible, but it doesn't account for the cluster of resets right around the 300-320 mark. Also, adjusting the odds based on the board count isn't as simple as a static adjustment. Definitely possible, though. -
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That may be what he claims, but either he's making a mistake or we're misunderstanding. The numbers don't back that. If that were truly the case, we would see as many people clearing on board 1 as there are clearing on board 280, and there would be one number (the reset) that had way more frequency. The drop rate clearly changes at some point, and it drastically changes as you approach the reset number. The distribution is clearly left skewed, not uniform.IGN: illmatic1
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I think I hear what you're saying, but this statement contradicts itself. My theory WOULD explain that cluster, because the cluster should occur around the average reset board, which is probably in that region. While the probability goes up as your approach the reset, the chance of it getting to that point goes down. For example, the chance of having it take all the way to 450 is extremely small, due to the 449 draws of increasing percentage before it. So the distribution is left skewed with a center around 300.IGN: illmatic1
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That may be what he claims, but either he's making a mistake or we're misunderstanding. The numbers don't back that. If that were truly the case, we would see as many people clearing on board 1 as there are clearing on board 280, and there would be one number (the reset) that had way more frequency. The drop rate clearly changes at some point, and it drastically changes as you approach the reset number. The distribution is clearly left skewed, not uniform.
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Always worth a screenshot when you get Kobe,
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The numbers show that the probability of drafting on any given board 'n' increases until around the 280-320 range (where it peaks), and then we see less and less frequency as we approach the reset number. The chance of making it to the actual reset is extremely small, but in your theory it would happen quite frequently.IGN: illmatic1
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I actually can. The data doesn't back your theory. If your theory were true the probability of drafting on any given board would increase slightly until you reached the reset board, where it would max out. You are thinking cumulatively, which I understand, but in your theory the chance of drafting on any given board 'n' would increase until you hit the reset #, where it would peak.
The numbers show that the probability of drafting on any given board 'n' increases until around the 280-320 range (where it peaks), and then we see less and less frequency as we approach the reset number. The chance of making it to the actual reset is extremely small, but in your theory it would happen quite frequently.
I'm saying it's a fixed % to get a certain tier of cards, and I do believe numbers support that , problem is we are only about 30-40 people accumulating stats.
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Finally found a working LU in star... Just gonna get to 290 then move up get the reset drop down againmynba2k14:
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edit: Wrong, i dont have a Pro Star SF.... He is a PF/C lol....Bring Romar back!!!Comment
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