You remind me of this guy that was in my undergrad statistics class. They were teaching normal distribution and probabilities. Question was "given a randomly selected man, what is the chance he will live to be 90 years old." Guy literally said "50%, either he does or he doesn't".
Just because it could be a defensive player - meaning there are 2 possible outcomes - doesn't mean they each have an equal probability of occurring.
Where the fuck did you go to school to have a guy like that as a peer, phoenix online university? My 5 year old niece could up with a better answer then that.
Also, you're putting words in my mouth. I simply think there is a 50% percent chance Cam wins the MVP if Panthers win. Not because I think there are 2 possible outcomes and not because I think I know more than Vegas. I have not even looked at a single line on this game because I have no interest in betting it. I just think it could just as easily go to a defensive player, receiver, TE etc. With two great defenses I am expecting a low scoring game and that could translate into unimpressive QB stats. One or two big plays could determine the winner. A big pick 6, long catch and run, etc etc. In the poll right now it looks like 7 people think there is less than a 90% chance and 6 people who think there is 90% or more.
Did Justin Cruise say "Luke Kuechly could easily have 2 pick six's"?
The guy has had 1 his entire career but he easily could get 2 in the Super Bowl?
Although in Manning's 3 other SB's, he has had an opening kickoff return go against him, an opening play being a safety against him, and a pick 6 against the Saints that put the game away.
The guy has had 1 his entire career but he easily could get 2 in the Super Bowl?
Although in Manning's 3 other SB's, he has had an opening kickoff return go against him, an opening play being a safety against him, and a pick 6 against the Saints that put the game away.
Not that it matters, but I went to a very good business school for undergrad. Nice attempt at an insult, but believe it or not, there are millions of morons like you walking around with college degrees.
7 people think less than 90 and 6 people think above 90, but 11 of 14 think 75%+. Why do you attempt to skew the numbers to make it look like you are right?
And are you really so fucking bored with your life that you hang out at a gambling forum and you don't even have any interest in betting the Super Bowl? I'm guessing you're just broke, not disinterested.
