Originally posted by BGRTHNUMEGO
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I'm not sure what would be a more wasted move that, or getting the GS pick and picking a kid from Weber State that lost in the CIT. Is there a coin flip emoticon?Get confident, stupid
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I'm not sure they take Lillard if they end up with the GS pick. The PG's in the draft don't seem strong enough to justify top 10 and I think they'd only look point if they ended up with their own pick at the back of the lottery.Originally posted by HuskyFreeNorthwest View PostI'm not sure what would be a more wasted move that, or getting the GS pick and picking a kid from Weber State that lost in the CIT. Is there a coin flip emoticon?
Who would you pick with the GS pick (let's say theoretically it's #8) that would be less of a wasted move? I agree in not really being interested in Jimmer.So Russell...what do you love about music? To begin with, everything.
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Originally posted by Jacob View PostIOW, Hater is bad at math, and the team who is slated 7th in the lottery has a 25% chance of slipping to 8 or lower in the draft.
Also, if the Warriors don't win another game, they are 6th worst record. Tied for 7th is looking like best case scenario for Jazz fans.
Have I mentioned you're a moron? How in the hell do you figure a 1 in 4 chance of someone 8 or lower moving into the top 3 when the link you provided validates my claim of 4% being the highest probability of a team 8-14 moving up.
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Someone didnt even look at the numbers in the link. It is a fact that if you have the #7 pick before lotto, you have a 23% chance of ending with #8 and a 2% chance of ending with #9.Originally posted by SloanHater View Post
Have I mentioned you're a moron? How in the hell do you figure a 1 in 4 chance of someone 8 or lower moving into the top 3 when the link you provided validates my claim of 4% being the highest probability of a team 8-14 moving up.Last edited by Maximus; 04-18-2012, 06:19 PM.
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Obviously Jacob isn't the only moron. At best, there is a 4% chance that any team 8-14 has a combo that is drawn and moves them into the top 3 and thus moves everyone else down a spot.Originally posted by Maximus View PostI assume you are referring to yourself. Its really not hard to get the numbers.
Learn how to read a stats table. The 23% you're referencing is the probability if the lottery continued down from 1 to 8. They only draw the top 3, it's really not hard to get the numbers.
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I'm getting 8.2% chance that a team 8-14 moves into the No. 1 spot:Originally posted by SloanHater View PostObviously Jacob isn't the only moron. At best, there is a 4% chance that any team 8-14 has a combo that is drawn and moves them into the top 3 and thus moves everyone else down a spot.
Learn how to read a stats table. The 23% you're referencing is the probability if the lottery continued down from 1 to 8. They only draw the top 3, it's really not hard to get the numbers.
8. Detroit Pistons - 28 combinations, 2.8% chance
9. Utah Jazz (via GS) - 17 combinations, 1.7% chance
10. New Orleans Hornets (via Min) - 11 combinations, 1.1% chance
11. Portland Trail Blazers - 8 combinations, 0.8% chance
12. Milwaukee Bucks - 7 combinations, 0.7% chance
13. Utah Jazz - 6 combinations, 0.6% chance
14. Phoenix Suns - 5 combinations, 0.5% chance
So that's twice as high as your 4% claims, and that's only for the top spot.Prepare to put mustard on those words, for you will soon be consuming them, along with this slice of humble pie that comes direct from the oven of shame set at gas mark “egg on your face”! -- Moss
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Im not the one who needs to learn how to read. If someone finishes #7, they have a 4% chance at #1, a 5% chance at #2, a 6% chance at #3, a 60% chance at #7, 23% at #8, and a 2% chance at #9.Originally posted by SloanHater View PostObviously Jacob isn't the only moron. At best, there is a 4% chance that any team 8-14 has a combo that is drawn and moves them into the top 3 and thus moves everyone else down a spot.
Learn how to read a stats table. The 23% you're referencing is the probability if the lottery continued down from 1 to 8. They only draw the top 3, it's really not hard to get the numbers.
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Sure, an 8% cumulative chance that those teams get the #1 pick and about 9% for any of them to get the #2 pick and about 11% for the #3.Originally posted by Donuthole View PostI'm getting 8.2% chance that a team 8-14 moves into the No. 1 spot:
So that's twice as high as your 4% claims, and that's only for the top spot.
The 4% is the best chance a team has to get into the top 3 which is saying that there is almost no chance the GS pick will move from 7 to 8, if that's where it ends up.
But it's afixedlottery, so who the hell knows where the GS pick will end up.
I just think it's odd that so called Jazz fans are more worried about GS and the lottery than a playoff run.
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Originally posted by SloanHater View PostSure, an 8% cumulative chance that those teams get the #1 pick and about 9% for any of them to get the #2 pick and about 11% for the #3.
The 4% is the best chance a team has to get into the top 3 which is saying that there is almost no chance the GS pick will move from 7 to 8, if that's where it ends up.
But it's afixedlottery, so who the hell knows where the GS pick will end up.
I just think it's odd that so called Jazz fans are more worried about GS and the lottery than a playoff run.
You just admitted there is ~26% chance and then went back to 4% chance for some reason.
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You'd best stop. You're just embarrassing yourself. I already said they stop drawing after the top 3 so you're point is invalid.Originally posted by Maximus View PostIm not the one who needs to learn how to read. If someone finishes #7, they have a 4% chance at #1, a 5% chance at #2, a 6% chance at #3, a 60% chance at #7, 23% at #8, and a 2% chance at #9.
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Just stop. You lost. Again. Suck it up and admit you misread or misunderstood the numbers.Originally posted by SloanHater View PostYou'd best stop. You're just embarrassing yourself. I already said they stop drawing after the top 3 so you're point is invalid.Prepare to put mustard on those words, for you will soon be consuming them, along with this slice of humble pie that comes direct from the oven of shame set at gas mark “egg on your face”! -- Moss
There's three rules that I live by: never get less than twelve hours sleep; never play cards with a guy who's got the same first name as a city; and never go near a lady's got a tattoo of a dagger on her body. Now you stick to that, everything else is cream cheese. --Coach Finstock
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