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batterseapower
United Kingdom111 Posts
On October 24 2012 20:08 MCDayC wrote: Is Keen confirmed to go through if he wins his next game? UP/DOWN math hurts my head. No but he has a 91% chance if he does according to my calculations (compared to 71% now). | ||
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FuzzyJAM
Scotland9300 Posts
On October 24 2012 20:08 MCDayC wrote: Semi Pros seem to be kicking Pro's ass today ^^ Obviously StarCraft 2 is only a semi-eSport. | ||
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MCDayC
United Kingdom14464 Posts
On October 24 2012 20:09 TheBB wrote: Doubt it. 3-2 is usually not enough so early. I guess if trap goes out without winning a game, then there could be a couple of 3-2 ties then, yeah. | ||
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batterseapower
United Kingdom111 Posts
On October 24 2012 20:09 Yello wrote: let Khaldor do that stuff for you. He seems to be the first caster to ever have a grasp of basic mathematics and also being motivated enough to bring it to use ^.^ He's wrong about this stuff about 50% of the time though.. for example he just claimed Trap was out if he loses his next game which I do not think is the case. It's understandable though, kind of hard to do this calculation on live TV! | ||
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mogster
205 Posts
On October 24 2012 20:09 Yello wrote: let Khaldor do that stuff for you. He seems to be the first caster to ever have a grasp of basic mathematics and also being motivated enough to bring it to use ^.^ The power of a sheet of paper :p | ||
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silent_owl
Philippines3098 Posts
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Fuell
Netherlands3111 Posts
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Jehct
New Zealand9115 Posts
On October 24 2012 20:11 batterseapower wrote: He's wrong about this stuff about 50% of the time though.. for example he just claimed Trap was out if he loses his next game which I do not think is the case. It's understandable though, kind of hard to do this calculation on live TV! 0-3 is 100% out, best you could do is 2-3 which is never gonna be enough to advance in a top2 advance format lol also give khaldor more credit, I've never actually seen his calculations be wrong (sometimes hard to follow, never wrong) | ||
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scr
Hungary1025 Posts
nice. so i'm not the only one that thinks this is a possibility  | ||
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silent_owl
Philippines3098 Posts
On October 24 2012 20:11 batterseapower wrote: He's wrong about this stuff about 50% of the time though.. for example he just claimed Trap was out if he loses his next game which I do not think is the case. It's understandable though, kind of hard to do this calculation on live TV! What? Trap is out if he loses the next one. | ||
Waxangel
United States33464 Posts
At the same time, they've almost completely run out of useful foreigners to give Code S seeds to. Foreign seeds don't always HAVE to be coming off a good tournament performance, but right now their options are pretty much Stephano (if he accepts and stays in KR), SaSe, or re-invite a prior seed like NaNiwa. Besides Stephano, none of those options are really first or even second choice for GomTV. That's why Nestea fits in so nicely. Nestea is an icon of Code S, a player who has a fucking award named after him, and is a huge fan favorite. For the three time champ who has been in more Code S seasons than anyone, there would be little to no backlash about seeding him right back into Code S. 90% of viewers would agree that he deserves more it compared to a non-stephano foreigner or yet another KeSPA pick. | ||
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dreamseller
Australia914 Posts
edit: ^agree with wax, Nestea for s seed! | ||
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FuzzyJAM
Scotland9300 Posts
On October 24 2012 20:11 batterseapower wrote: He's wrong about this stuff about 50% of the time though.. for example he just claimed Trap was out if he loses his next game which I do not think is the case. It's understandable though, kind of hard to do this calculation on live TV! Trap is out if he loses the next one. Khaldor is actually pretty good at this sort of thing. | ||
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Khaldor
Germany861 Posts
On October 24 2012 20:11 batterseapower wrote: He's wrong about this stuff about 50% of the time though.. for example he just claimed Trap was out if he loses his next game which I do not think is the case. It's understandable though, kind of hard to do this calculation on live TV! Im correct about 95% of the time. And if trap loses now he IS out. Sometimes I miss a weird tie bracker but thats it | ||
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FuzzyJAM
Scotland9300 Posts
On October 24 2012 20:13 Waxangel wrote: Anyway, seeing as KeSPA players have entered the system in the proper way, it seems unlikely that GomTV will be giving away two KeSPA seeds in season five as well. At the same time, they've almost completely run out of useful foreigners to give Code S seeds to. Foreign seeds don't always HAVE to be coming off a good tournament performance, but right now their options are pretty much Stephano (if he accepts and stays in KR), SaSe, or re-invite a prior seed like NaNiwa. Besides Stephano, none of those options are really first or even second choice for GomTV. That's why Nestea fits in so nicely. Nestea is an icon of Code S, a player who has a fucking award named after him, and is a huge fan favorite. For the three time champ who has been in more Code S seasons than anyone, there would be little to no backlash about seeding him right back into Code S. 90% of viewers would agree that he deserves more it compared to a non-stephano foreigner or yet another KeSPA pick. Nah. The "Polt seed" sucks. You shouldn't get back into Code S straight after getting knocked out. | ||
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TheBB
Switzerland5133 Posts
On October 24 2012 20:12 Jehct wrote: 0-3 is 100% out, best you could do is 2-3 which is never gonna be enough to advance in a top2 advance format lol also give khaldor more credit, I've never actually seen his calculations be wrong (sometimes hard to follow, never wrong) No, it's not. 2-3, 2-3, 2-3, 2-3, 2-3 and 5-0. Tie for second. Of course, this can't happen in THIS case, but still. | ||
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GolemMadness
Canada11044 Posts
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KristofferAG
Norway25712 Posts
Thanks mate! You lot enjoy the rest of the matches. | ||
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dreamseller
Australia914 Posts
On October 24 2012 20:14 Khaldor wrote: Im correct about 95% of the time. And if trap loses now he IS out. Sometimes I miss a weird tie bracker but thats it can someone check the math on the 95% claim? | ||
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Yello
Germany7411 Posts
On October 24 2012 20:11 batterseapower wrote: He's wrong about this stuff about 50% of the time though.. for example he just claimed Trap was out if he loses his next game which I do not think is the case. It's understandable though, kind of hard to do this calculation on live TV! If Trap loses the next game he has a score of 0-3. I think he could advance through some weird tie-breaker but other then that it looks bad for him. Well, let's wait for more results before making predicitions | ||
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