Crypt Bookie: TUF 15, who wins it all?

[Rich Davie]

Updated the odds after last night's fight.

[Rich Davie]

Updated the odds again from the fight last week on TUF.

[Rich Davie]

Updated the odds after last night's fight.

[Misfit]

Hey Rich, once we get past the next round, or maybe we have already, I can't watch this up here. Change the odds again. Right now, I have them setup with 8 fighters left, so each guy is 7:1 When the 8 left start to fight, the guy that moves on is now 3:1 since their will be 4 guys left.

And thanks for keeping up on this.

[TattFlash]

Glad to see Ogle doing it for the Geordie nation

[Rich Davie]

Hey Rich, once we get past the next round, or maybe we have already, I can't watch this up here. Change the odds again. Right now, I have them setup with 8 fighters left, so each guy is 7:1 When the 8 left start to fight, the guy that moves on is now 3:1 since their will be 4 guys left.

And thanks for keeping up on this.

No problem... next week will begin the next round of eliminations.

OK... so next week winners will be 3:1, and how about the losers... the same 20:1 odds as the first round, or somewhere in between the 20:1 and 7:1 odds ?

[Misfit]

I would leave the losers of the next round at the same 7:1. It will make it easier not having to change more than needed.

[AaronP95]

I'm a bit confused, are these odds based on their chance of winning the entire show or winning their personal bout in the finale?

[Misfit]

I'm a bit confused, are these odds based on their chance of winning the entire show or winning their personal bout in the finale?

The final show, we had all the fighters starting a 20-1 to win the contract, the odds change as the winner moves on. So, there will be only 1 winner at the end of it all if that helps clear it up Aaron.

[Rich Davie]

I would leave the losers of the next round at the same 7:1. It will make it easier not having to change more than needed.

The way I was looking at things, was...

We still don't know if there's gonna be the need for a "wildcard" replacement yet... if one of the guys who have been eliminated is fortunate enough to come back as the wildcard replacement, shouldn't the guys who survived into the second round of fights have lower odds if they're fortunate enough to come back, over one of the guys that got eliminated in the first round of fights if he's fortunate to come back.

I suck with figuring out the actual odds numbers, but I have no problem adjusting the odds as needed... just a thought.