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RICHI8   United States. Oct 25 2009 01:46. Posts 1341 | | |
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blackjacki2   United States. Oct 25 2009 01:58. Posts 2582 | | |
I like the football player that says he is going to use this as a strategy now. He gets to call maybe 10 flips a season, this might pay off with a small advantage for him in one game before he retires. |
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qwerty67890   New Zealand. Oct 25 2009 02:38. Posts 14026 | | |
| it will change the way he prepares for the coin flip. |
preparing for a coinflip is vital. lol
how big is was the sample size of this study?
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Spitfiree   Bulgaria. Oct 25 2009 02:49. Posts 9634 | | |
still has nothing to do with poker flipz |
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qwerty67890   New Zealand. Oct 25 2009 02:56. Posts 14026 | | |
yes it does
first person who turns their hand up in a race situation is like 55 - 60% favourite! |
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Ftrunkz   Australia. Oct 25 2009 02:57. Posts 384 | | |
| On October 25 2009 01:49 Spitfiree wrote:
still has nothing to do with poker flipz |
REALLY??? |
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BalloonFight   United States. Oct 25 2009 03:42. Posts 1380 | | |
When I was little I used to think that if I called whichever side was starting up I'd win more often. Turns out I'm a genius. |
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requiem   United States. Oct 25 2009 05:10. Posts 148 | | |
honestly i thought tails was statistically easier to get because of the weight differences between heads/tails of a standard u.s. quarter. but i guess football games use some special big ass coin so who knows |
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Well, apperantly they used a machine in the study that flipped it the exact same way all the time which really skews the result. I could imagine how it'd be true by the "standard" force people use to flip the coin, though. Still think it's not going to show any real difference in things like the NFL. |
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