Again, that is the whole point! We release these probabilities before qualifying even begins so if you put all your Super Stock hopes on, let’s say Worner and Santangelo, and they happen to match up first round you are already down one driver! We do not release new probabilities every round, same way you do not fill in a new NCAA bracket every round. If you chose Kansas Jayhawks to win it all and they get upset in the second round, you have to hope one of your other teams saves the day. Anything can happen such as breakage, upsets, two-step didn’t hold, etc.
Let me explain odds now. Mark Yacavone could have been a +1100 money line vs Bobby Warren who could have been -1300 we’ll say. Lay 100 to win 1100 on Mark or lay 1300 to win 100 on Bobby. That’s one approach to each individual race, or we can enjoy a fantasy bracket like the NCAA tourney where you pick a handful of drivers before qualifying. However you only get a fixed number of fictitious dollars to buy your drivers and the big shots cost the most so you have to be wise or throw the field in if you can afford it!
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Originally Posted by Frank Castros
These Analytics are refreshed with every round. So it's moot.
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