nmc
Well-Known Member
Have the BBC announced they are showing United V Fulham. It’s obviously “the tie off of the round”.… they always are.
Prior to last nights draw, their sequence of home games had odds of 66-1. Nothing to see here, move along.
I happen to be a mathematician (and data scientist), too, so can say with full confidence of nearly two decades in my field that I am not “talking bollocks”. ;-)Well a mathematician (I happen to be one) would say your talking bollocks ;)
I'd be surprised if tickets are priced higher than that. Maybe the ones in level 2 will be but I can't imagine the NS or SS being higher than that. I could be wrong though as demand for tickets for our home games is higher than I can ever rememberI just hope the club price this right. I'm not in the Cup scheme because of work/midweek commitments. I've been a season ticket holder for most of my life so no jcl. I'll pay up to 40 for me and 20 for my daughter. Anything more is too much in my eyes.
The odds of that same event happening nine times in a row adds up thoughIt's not, as each draw is a separate event they have exactly an even chance of being drawn at home each time. If a roulette ball had landed on red 9 consecutive times do you think the odds of it happening on the next roll would be higher than normal?
A lot, lot easier than 10/10 one sideTry getting it to land on each side exactly 5 times!
Didn’t realise they got Brighton?United just drew the 2nd hardest opponent out of 7, so maybe give the conspiracy shite a rest for a while.
There are 252 different combinations of (different ways of gettings) 5H and 5T ------> 10!/((5!)(5!)) = 252Go on then share your formula/theory for concluding that....