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10-03-2006, 06:33 PM
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US friendly sites become rock gardens?
Lets draw a line between fish and sharks of 80/20, and assume that the numbers are the same at the old and new site.
Now, surely a lot of the sharks will move sites to keep playing, whereas the fish might not be too bothered. 18 of the 20 sharks might move, whereas 50 of the 80 fish decide that this has put them off (it was only a hobby, new site not as advertised, poorer standard of site etc). The numbers are now 18 sharks to 30 fish. In other words, will the proportion of sharks be going up a lot? I have no doubt that the introduction of this bill will increase the difficulty of the games in the US friendly sites a lot. 
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#3
10-03-2006, 07:24 PM
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Re: US friendly sites become rock gardens?
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Most of the ppl who think they are sharks are actually fish. [/ QUOTE ] took a long time for someone to regurgitate that statement. i'd rather play against 70/1/0's than 20/3/1's, but that's just me.
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10-03-2006, 07:27 PM
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Re: US friendly sites become rock gardens?
lol @ the math.
You cannot tell the the final ratio unless you know the first ratio. Even by your flawed logic, the numbers are wrong. 18 / 20 = 72 out of 80 ... so thats a 72:30 shark to fish ratio by your count. OMG!
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10-03-2006, 08:08 PM
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Re: US friendly sites become rock gardens?
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lol @ the math. You cannot tell the the final ratio unless you know the first ratio. Even by your flawed logic, the numbers are wrong. 18 / 20 = 72 out of 80 ... so thats a 72:30 shark to fish ratio by your count. OMG! [/ QUOTE ] ?? OP seemed OK to me.
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