by Im stupid on Tue Jun 07, 2016 12:06 am
Actually I can provide some insight. I took one statistic class in college, so I can help explain your issue with people's percentage's. First of all 1 to 2 percent isn't a huge deal or even abnormal. Mine fluctuates all the time between one to two percent above and below average. that's normal, and is likely the result of chance. For evidence of a rigged die, you'd need a percentage higher then 5% in any of the categories listed before you can rule out chance otherwise its not significant. Plus you are basing this on 17 games last time I checked your account. That is a very small sample size and would not be enough to prove your case that the site is rigging the die against you. Finally if you still have doubts let me tell you something about how chance works. For example, you have 1/2 chance of getting heads when you flip a coin, so with that theory each person who flips a coin ten times, should get heads exactly five times correct? well that doesn't always happen. Sometimes people get heads 8 times or other times they get it 3 times. Does this mean the coin is rigged in favor of heads or tails? no, when we talk about chance it's the overall results we are talking about not the results of one or two people flipping a coin. Overall when counting the all the times people flip a coin and get heads or tails, it ends up about half an half. As for you looking through all the posters and finding a 1 to 2 percent above average success rate. that will probably go to 0 negative 1 and even negative 2 as time goes on and they play more games. it's very difficult to always have a person be perfectly average even without a computer program. I hope that clears things up for you abit and you really reconsider your lawsuit. What you are doing could have serious consquences to not only the owner but the people who play on this site. They are innocent, the owner has done nothing wrong, and many people have friends and find support and common ground here. I'd hate to see this place taken down because of a simple misunderstanding.