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People often reduce “luck” to obvious random events, such as rolling doubles. That is too simplistic. Luck is not only what outcome you get. It is also when you get it. Getting the perfect roll, card, tile, or draw at the most critical moment can change the whole game. This kind of timing luck seems...

I think I need to be more especific. Two players or more play a game involving luck. The match contain several rounds. Each round finishes when both have drawn a card, both have rolled their dice, taken a tile, whatever mechanism is involved. How come and so often (data is required) during the same ...

What seems to be weird to me is that during a match, one player seems to be "luckier" than the other consistently. It happens in briscola, poker, cribbage, it has happen to me, in both winning and losing positions. I think it can be cool that BGA allows access to some data to perform stati...

I would like to know the honest opinion of the community about this implementation? does anyone of you want to share?

And Jellby, I don't know if you work for BGA or not but I will appreciate that you restrain yourself from coming with your lessons about probability and statistics. Thank you

have you tried French Tarot and Coinche? same thing , maybe a little bit more toxic

lus wrote: ↑02 September 2022, 08:59 constantly struggles with the SW setup of this game, when playing against a player with a higher ELO, that player is favored by better clover rankings, it's practically impossible to beat

I have seen this pattern in other games involving luck as well

I think I understand. I watched the reply. The aforementioned player was clearly not winning. But when he/she sent the gg it was because he thought he won (as he says after). I have seen people using gg in many ways and you cannot tell only by reading a chat, it is true. (talking about meanings, wor...