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Topic	If 100 men fought 100 women individually, how many times would a woman win?
Sunroof 03/20/21 4:37:22 PM #48:	foolm0r0n posted... You have to understand what your opinion is saying. There's exact %s you can calculate based on your poll options. If you give the average woman a 3.5% chance of winning, then you would expect 0 to win 5% of the time, 1-5 to win 50% of the time, and 6+ 45% of the time (binomial distribution). So your opinion here is that a woman would win 3.5% of the time in this matchup. In other words, you would expect to make a profit betting $100 to win $104 in these matches. The odds of finding a strong woman who must also then go against a weak man is less than 1%. Thats what my opinion is. <cite>Sunroof posted [p:951925538] in If 100 men... [t:79359077]...</cite> <quote>foolm0r0n posted... </cite> <quote>You have to understand what your opinion is saying. There's exact %s you can calculate based on your poll options. If you give the average woman a 3.5% chance of winning, then you would expect 0 to win 5% of the time, 1-5 to win 50% of the time, and 6+ 45% of the time (binomial distribution). So your opinion here is that a woman would win 3.5% of the time in this matchup. In other words, you would expect to make a profit betting $100 to win $104 in these matches.</quote> The odds of finding a strong woman who must also then go against a weak man is less than 1%. Thats what my opinion is. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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