Post by MarioGS on Sept 21, 2014 19:00:32 GMT -5
I held off on posting this for too long, but here it is. A breakdown of wedges and prizes hit in the Bonus Wheel, plus wins and losses.
We finished the season with an even 40% win rate (78/195).
$35,000 was the only prize to have more wins than losses.
The $1 million was in a different spot each time it was in play; it didn't have the same spot twice. This includes the two spots where it had been won to date: the W and N in WIN.
Every wedge was hit at least 3 times, and every wedge has had $30,000 for at least 25% of its total hits.
The A in GAME has had $30,000 every time it was hit, although it had the $1 million once.
The E in GAME has been hit with every prize at least once (except for $1 million).
If we use these stats to try to predict the envelope distribution, the likely results are...
$30,000 - 12 (50%)
$35,000 - 3 (12.5%)
$40,000 - 2 (8.3%)
$45,000 - 2 (8.3%)
$50,000 - 1 (4.2%)
Car - 3 (12.5%)
$100,000/$1 Million - 1 (4.2%) [My Excel formula for this rounds it to 0 because of only 2 hits out of 195.
]
We finished the season with an even 40% win rate (78/195).
$35,000 was the only prize to have more wins than losses.
The $1 million was in a different spot each time it was in play; it didn't have the same spot twice. This includes the two spots where it had been won to date: the W and N in WIN.
Every wedge was hit at least 3 times, and every wedge has had $30,000 for at least 25% of its total hits.
The A in GAME has had $30,000 every time it was hit, although it had the $1 million once.
The E in GAME has been hit with every prize at least once (except for $1 million).
If we use these stats to try to predict the envelope distribution, the likely results are...
$30,000 - 12 (50%)
$35,000 - 3 (12.5%)
$40,000 - 2 (8.3%)
$45,000 - 2 (8.3%)
$50,000 - 1 (4.2%)
Car - 3 (12.5%)
$100,000/$1 Million - 1 (4.2%) [My Excel formula for this rounds it to 0 because of only 2 hits out of 195.
]