will be red ticking this once it leaves the voting window. As pointed out in the other incorporating track record into the odds removes any advantage players can leverage from track records to figure out if a bet is good or not (unless of course they want to do a lot of fancy math, which I think is something we want to avoid)

Contra Clucky, I’d rather have dynamic odds than a surplus of low-hanging fruit.

Can I resolve X and Y down to lowest common denominators?

@Josh: Yep, I just now added that as an optional step

other concerns beyond the stuff I already mentioned:

- also “all other Participants for this Sport” needs to be “all other Participants for this Event” otherwise the odds get inflated way too high

- It also needs to account for “All Participants die” and “X Participant Wins in Sudden Death” otherwise those odds will stay kinda crap

Too late to edit, unfortunately. If this seems to be getting f traction, I’ll post a follow up Proposal to fix those things.

first issue is a bit risky to address with a follow up proposal as there easily could be a few events that happen between this getting passed and the event happening, during which people could get some really favorable bets in

You’re one of the those people, though. If it’s favorable to everyone equally, then I don’t see the problem, even if it’s not ideal for a short period of time.

games are run at 5 am for me, so there a fairly large window where this could pass where I would be unable to take advantage of the good bets for a given day while people in other time zones could.