On 19 September The Killing Joke won against Credit Score F at Blogbot, 15 to 11. No random selections were made.
On 20 September Di Fieri and Scaletti drew at Giolitti, 39 to 39. The Grand Canal was Star.
This boring results post was brought to you by Bucky, who would prefer the role of Emperor be as soul-crushingly tedious as possible
Hm, looks like my Giolitti resolver might have a bug in it - I’ll give that some attention tonight. Lucky no bets cast so we may want to do a quick uphold.
Bukcy prefers that the results post contain no flavour, just the facts. No fun for me.
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Our reduced Giolitti (Giolittino?) simulation here doesn’t go as far as defining the Pocket as being a set of three cards, if that’s what happened to get these 39s from a deal of 1 to 13. It’s just a variable called “Pocket”.
I must have missed Bucky’s request to crush souls. What’s the argument there - just that the ruleset doesn’t currently require you to describe anything other than the random selections?