Quote from: holydarkness on Today at 07:04:11 PM

Quote from: GluttonyY on Today at 06:42:22 PM

Holydarkness, [...]

Then I think you're mixing up chance, luck, and probability. Those things you described above called chance.

Luck does intervene and influence chance, but chance does not equal to luck. If probability shows the ratio of the likelihood of something to happen, chance is that likelihood itself. And like probability, chance can be altered and controlled by action. Luck can not.

If I may borrow the illustration of 100 entries I previously mentioned, buying 1 entries means you have 1 chance of winning, the probability of winning the lottery is 1/100, and if you win means you're lucky. Buying 80 entries means you buy 80 chance, with probability, 80/100 [simplified, although it's actually much more complicated], and if you win, one can argue that it is not because you're lucky, you won not because of your luck, but rather because of your resources and effort in buying 80 entries.

Talking about numbers... I believe there is one question of mine that's yet again being missed? About certain number?

Holydarkness, I am not mixing up anything. I made a system for you to manipulate your luck. Likewise, you manipulating your luck over other players, gives you a better chance to win.

Chance does not equivalate to luck in your definition. In my definition, for what I have created, it does.

Likewise, you are thinking too rigid.

You have to open your mind up.

Like I said, UMG contains, luck of course, but it has also composed it's own luck based system, that is manipulatable, with its own rules, metrics.

Likewise, if you buy 1 ticket, out of a lottery, and win yes it is luck you won, you are correct about that, I'm not saying your wrong.

What I am saying is I have developed a system, for gamblers that let's them control their luck.

We are not just participating in one lottery.

There are hundreds of lotteries in this one round.

Each lottery we participate in, our luck will increase.

Every time someone wins, their luck will decrease.

If we don't win we are being prioritized to win, likewise, everyone who wins, their luck is being decreased. Our luck within the round is staying the same versus other users who won lucks decreasing. So we have a higher chance/probability of winning now.

And this is all possible because of the integrated luck based system and it's mechanics.

Essentially, at the start of a round as stated before, it is fair for everyone, everyone comes back and starts playing again at the same advantage.

At this point no matter how much money you have, you are at the same advantage as everyone else.... Once the round starts, we all are increasing our luck and probability from the same point, while others who win money are decreasing. We inevitably are increasing our chances to win if we are losing, with this luck based system, since there are controls in place, to make sure we profit if we have not already.

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, and if you win, one can argue that it is not because you're lucky, you won not because of your luck, but rather because of your resources and effort in buying 80 entries.

In this system, if you win it can either be because you were lucky, or because you were skilled.

This is why it is gambling + trading + lottery.

Yes buying 80 entries, would be you using all your resources to win, but as an improvement, at the start of a round, you can only buy one entry, then you have to work your way up just like everyone else. Likewise, every the luck of every winner is displayed on the screen.

Additionally, as I said before, during the round you place multiple orders, this is the same as buying multiple tickets. You cannot buy multiple tickets at the start of a round, as the system disables it.

At the beginning of the round, all of our luck is reset, we all start over, and it is fair for everyone.

Everyone can win the maximum amount of money, with the minimum amount required. 'Holydarkness' can win 5k, with his 1$ investment, he has been making for the last 30 days, etc.

And users, do not want to buy more tickets than each other, because if they do that instead of placing more orders, overtime they are not being prioritized to win, so they are essentially now, actually gambling, not enhanced gambling, with an algorithm helping you to win.

In conclusion, in this system, luck and probability correlate, because your chance to win, correlates to your luck, the UMG system, has composed for you, and the luck the system is giving you, for a better chance to win, when others are winning more than you.