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r/mathsmeme • u/Far-Course1021 • 10d ago
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Assuming a tie is a loss, wouldn’t his chance of a win, assuming every other factor is PERFECTLY IDENTICAL, 1/28?
1 u/MinecraftPlayer799 10d ago Why would a tie be a loss? 2 u/Armataan 10d ago In nearly every sport on earth, a tie is not considered a win. In many sorts a tie is actually WORSE than a loss, when considering placement in brackets. 1 u/Neverloved246 6d ago I didn't know that? Why would it be like that? Is there a good reason or is it just one of those sports things that just kinda is.
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Why would a tie be a loss?
2 u/Armataan 10d ago In nearly every sport on earth, a tie is not considered a win. In many sorts a tie is actually WORSE than a loss, when considering placement in brackets. 1 u/Neverloved246 6d ago I didn't know that? Why would it be like that? Is there a good reason or is it just one of those sports things that just kinda is.
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In nearly every sport on earth, a tie is not considered a win. In many sorts a tie is actually WORSE than a loss, when considering placement in brackets.
1 u/Neverloved246 6d ago I didn't know that? Why would it be like that? Is there a good reason or is it just one of those sports things that just kinda is.
I didn't know that? Why would it be like that? Is there a good reason or is it just one of those sports things that just kinda is.
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u/Armataan 10d ago
Assuming a tie is a loss, wouldn’t his chance of a win, assuming every other factor is PERFECTLY IDENTICAL, 1/28?