Probability and all of the sudden you try to make the fact that I’m using those exact things to prove my argument seem like a bad thing. Yes those “precious analytics” were the entire point here. Not your “common sense” or “gut feeling” or any of that nonsense. The actual data involved. Glad you finally admit that your argument was not based on any actual logic. You could have saved us both some time if you’d just admitted from the start that you have no grasp of the data and just “felt” like it was the wrong decision. Or if you hadn’t jumped in and falsely argued that it “wasn’t the best decision in terms of winning %” when you actually had no idea if that was true or not (it’s not).
[Post edited by AbsolutVT03 at 11/04/2021 11:53PM]