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I worked some things out but I have based it only on winning a perfect 14 games. There are many other possibilities and and I don't know if there is an edge in those.
Below is a list of 14 possible games and the how often the picker is correct. Two games are 50-50 those are given more detail. A 50% Team X - Team Z B 90% C 80% D 85% E 95% F 90% G 95% H 85% I 95% J 90% K 50% Team W - Team Y L 70% M 80% N 75% One Picks Team all 14 wins = ~3.79% Possible outcomes – XW, XY, ZW, ZY Picks Team 1 – AC Picks Team 2 – AD Picks Team 3 – BD One out of three teams getting 14 wins = ~11.38% ~3.79 x 3 = ~ 11.38 no gained equity I think the actual benefits could come in the other possibilties, but so far it looks like 3 teams do not have an advantage. Someone else give a run at the numbers. I was messing around with another model but it would take time I do not have on my lunch break to figure out. |
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