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Originally Posted by mossoholic
How exactly are the odds better on Flawless football? There will be countless Flawless breaks where every single person that buys in loses even if you hit a card. Buying into breaks, specifically 2022 football, is the highest risk lowest reward gambling of any gambling that exists. There is no close second.
NT you can at least argue the big upside. You can hit non 1/1 cards in breaks that sell for a ton. On products like Noir, Impeccable bb and fb, Immaculate bb and fb, and Flawless football it makes no sense.
The disconnect between singles and wax for basketball and especially football is as bad as it's ever been. 2019 Flawless FOTL in March or April of 2020 sold out at $1637. That also included a blockchain card that I think were all 1/1s. Is anyone going to make an argument that the singles have increased by about 6 times to justify what 2022 Flawless FOTL sold out at and what presale on hobby is? I'd love to hear it.
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You literally quoted my post, where I said "Again, one in 300 MIL to turn your two bucks into a Mega Ball win. Or, one in say 300 to turn your $400 buyin break into a Flawless win." And now you are asking me how the odds are better?
I am just comparing gambling in the lottery to gambling in a Flawless break. I am not speaking of the merits to doing either.
If you'd been buying 2,000 ($4,000 worth) Powerball tickets a week since the time of Jesus there's a better than even chance that you wouldn't have won it yet.
Even with the lesser prizes in the lottery, you still have a better chance of "winning" in a break of Flawless per dollar spent.