Winning the OSL Is Easy! - Page 5
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il0seonpurpose
Korea (South)5638 Posts
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aeronexus
United States392 Posts
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Rekrul
Korea (South)17174 Posts
good article DJ | ||
omgbnetsux
United States3749 Posts
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Xeln4g4
Italy1195 Posts
I was wrong, you gave us a taste of authentic SCIENCE. Nevertheless i don't think Jaedong is going to win ... and i can PROVE you winning the OSL can be even easier than that: * Being already in Korea (South). * No need to play Courage League. * No need to play PSL * No need to play OSC because you are already seed for OSL * No need to play ODT because you are already seed for OSL * Go 10-1 / 11-0 / 9-2 in the OSL Guess who? 3 man can do this! | ||
zer0das
United States8519 Posts
Also it's more like 2-1, 2-1, 3-2, 3-2... so 10-5. Gee... this seems oddly reminiscent of GGPlay (barring the first round), except he actually had to qualify. | ||
Deleted User 31060
3788 Posts
On November 12 2007 12:05 zer0das wrote: Too bad two are probably going to be eliminated in the first round. :0 Also it's more like 2-1, 2-1, 3-2, 3-2... so 10-5. Gee... this seems oddly reminiscent of GGPlay (barring the first round), except he actually had to qualify. 10-7, check your math hmm seems a little like Mind's path in the MSL right now | ||
Mynock
4492 Posts
On November 12 2007 13:54 Sunyveil wrote: 10-7, check your math hmm seems a little like Mind's path in the MSL right now How about we make it 10-6? What's wrong with people's elementary math nowadays? | ||
Hot_Bid
Braavos36362 Posts
That would mean Loses 3 games in OSL Semis (Up 2-0, 3 chances for 1st or 2nd seed) Loses 3 games in OSL 3rd place game (Up 2-0, 3 chances for 3rd seed) Loses 3 games in OSC Playoff Finals (Up 2-0, 3 chances for 4th seed) Loses Winners Final in ODT Loses Losers Final in ODT MAXIMUM PAIN | ||
edzwoo
United States469 Posts
But all this research begs the question: because my easy-to-follow steps were not published until just now, who is going to win the current OSL? The answer lies in the percentage. Only one player in the current OSL has a winning percentage above 65.31%, and that player is Jaedong. So who’s going to win the current OSL? Jaedong. You can’t argue with science. I believe math would be a better term, but okay =p. | ||
Musli
Poland5130 Posts
On November 17 2007 21:50 edzwoo wrote: I believe math would be a better term, but okay =p. In this case, yes. But 'You can't argue with science' is just a universal statement whether you're talking about math, physics or biology ;-) | ||
3 Lions
United States3705 Posts
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semioldguy
United States7488 Posts
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DJEtterStyle
United States2766 Posts
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HonestTea
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DJEtterStyle
United States2766 Posts
On December 01 2007 10:34 HonestTea wrote: I feel it's important to point out that he will play ZvP in the finals. DON'T STOP... BELIEVIN'. | ||
Deleted User 31060
3788 Posts
On December 01 2007 10:34 HonestTea wrote: I feel it's important to point out that he will play ZvP in the finals. Doesn't matter, Jaedong's going to win anyway. I feel it's important to poHEY LOOK A BIRD *flees* | ||
Manifesto7
Osaka27105 Posts
This thread is a monument to the massive talent and intellect that is DJEtterStyle. Should Jaedong win tomorrow (and according to all statistical analysis he should) then Etter stands atop the progaming analysis ladder with the biggest balls of them all. | ||
Pwntrucci[sR]
Canada1519 Posts
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mrmin123
Korea (South)2971 Posts
I'm at a loss of words just thinking of that possibility and what it might do to Etter's ego. | ||
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