I cap Pat Curran at -900
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NunyaBidnessSBR Hall of Famer
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HannibalSBR MVP
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#38sham's offense is entirely in his striking, so if you believe there is a 50% chance that curran loses the first round, you'd have to expect that curran is going to take some strikes in the first round. if you expect that curran is going to eat enough shots to warrant losing the first round, i dont thikn you can say curran deserves to be -900. people get knocked out yoComment -
MDSBR Hall of Famer
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#39Comment -
Nick PapageorgioSBR MVP
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#40-900 with a 50 % chance of losin in round 1. Break through mastermind capping going on here.Comment -
NunyaBidnessSBR Hall of Famer
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#41
I understand the Capping 101 post you're somehow targeting at me. However, it has literally nothing to do with what I posted.Comment -
MDSBR Hall of Famer
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#42sham's offense is entirely in his striking, so if you believe there is a 50% chance that curran loses the first round, you'd have to expect that curran is going to take some strikes in the first round. if you expect that curran is going to eat enough shots to warrant losing the first round, i dont thikn you can say curran deserves to be -900. people get knocked out yoComment -
HannibalSBR MVP
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#43i think i get your point.. that some favorites are going to win even though it can be expected that they might lose a round or two
the diaz vs penn example illustrates that
but i think those favs are more in the range of -400, -500, not -900
am i misjudging the gap between -400 and -900?Comment -
MDSBR Hall of Famer
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#44
The discussion (as per your original post) related to whether a fighter can lose a round and still be justifiably considered a -900 favourite. I'm addressing that question.Comment -
sideloadedSBR Hall of Famer
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#45i think i get your point.. that some favorites are going to win even though it can be expected that they might lose a round or two
the diaz vs penn example illustrates that
but i think those favs are more in the range of -400, -500, not -900
am i misjudging the gap between -400 and -900?Comment -
MDSBR Hall of Famer
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#46Why would losing a round affect a fighter's chances of winning if you give the winner of this single round almost no chance of winning a decision, and your -900 prediction includes the odds of his opponent finding a finish?Comment -
BeelzebubzySBR Hall of Famer
- 06-06-11
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#4750% chance finishing in round 1? Not sure if serious.
-900 is insane but so is EV Curran being finsihed in round 1Comment -
Nick PapageorgioSBR MVP
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#48If you had a lesnar -900 vs Carwin thread, I will buy into this capping.Comment -
HannibalSBR MVP
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#49doug the rhino marshall can take a decision over the sultan aliev, no one has 0% chance to take a decisionComment -
sideloadedSBR Hall of Famer
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#50-400 80 percent chance
-900 90 percent chance
-1400 93.3 percent chance of winning
so -900 is only saying a 10 percent chance more of winning than -400.Comment -
hobbesITDSBR Sharp
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#51What makes you so confident Shamwow can't win rounds 2-5 if he has a 50% chance of winning round 1? Shamwow has never been to a third round but that doesn't mean he can't handle it.Last edited by hobbesITD; 04-04-13, 10:09 PM.Comment -
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#52
I did say "almost no chance", not "no chance", bro.Comment -
HannibalSBR MVP
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#53
does this also mean that from -900 to -400, the odds of the underdog to win have doubled. His chances have increased by 100%
is it wrong to think this way nunya?Comment -
MDSBR Hall of Famer
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#54Exactly. Granted, there's a huge difference in divergence between 30% to 40%, and 80% to 90%, but I do think people have issues with translating implied probability to odds and vice-versa.Comment -
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#55
I recall Nunya saying something similar in a post in his thread reviewing Rothman's book, when he referred to Rothman's "margin of safety" idea.Comment -
sideloadedSBR Hall of Famer
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NunyaBidnessSBR Hall of Famer
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#61
I would throw the word 'only' in there. His chances have only increased by 100%.Comment -
sideloadedSBR Hall of Famer
- 08-21-10
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#63a few obscure references he made caused other people to be banned forever, so I would assume he is too. Because he referenced people that have major pull on SBR. It really is digusting politics.Comment -
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HannibalSBR MVP
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#65i dont get the whole drama and politics things with the forum..
its not like you guys all attend the yearly convention, or have any relationship with the site owners/moderatorsComment -
HannibalSBR MVP
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#66
wtf does major pull mean around here? that you can moderate some conversations or deduct some sbr points?Comment -
visualrealismSBR Wise Guy
- 10-13-11
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#68$550 to win $300 !!! Lets go!!
I mean $2700 to win $300!!!Comment -
sideloadedSBR Hall of Famer
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#70you dont even know man. It was a minor miracle that illmatick got gabe ubanned. And that is only because ill works for sbrforum.com as a writer.Comment
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