how likely is it to lose 9 stakes in a row?

I was just wondering if it was more likely to lose 9 stakes in a row or win 7
if i started staking at lv 113 maxed boxer. could this happen or is it rare?

 

it 100% happens. Especially if you have worse pid.

 

Its rare but it can happen the max I've lost was 6 in a row but by then I was cleaned. Boxing is just plain luck many people put it as
50 50 first match
75 25 second match
87 13 third match and so on as chances of winning

In reality every match is 50/50 chance of winning if your boxing on a maxed account unless one person style swaps correctly and the other doesn't and even this only gives a slight boost to your odds of winning.

Again its not likely but it can happen and has been known to happen.

 

Well it happened to me last night, so it happens.

 

I staked for the first time a month ago, and lost 6 in a row. Got cleaned, so this can happen sadly.

 

dang i am coming up with a way to win 250k per stake not much but it will add up only way you can lose is if you lose like 10 stakes in a row

what is PID?

 

The chance is small, but aswell as you can have winstreaks you can also have lose streaks. I don't suggest that you double stake if that's what ur thinking about.

 

If you want to know about PID, please look into this guide.
http://sythe.org/showthread.php?t=1188829

 

thanks ill try when i get maxed

 

Statistically, the chance of you losing 9 even-matched stakes in a row is (1/2)^9, or 0.001953125.

So, about 0.2%.

 

Your odds in staking are only above 50% if you know about advanced techniques like PiD, stance flipping, and obviously if you're maxed. If you don't use any of these, you'll get cleaned a lot more often than half of the time.

 

All depends on how even your stats are against your opponents, if your stats are the same you will win about 50% of the time, unless you use special techniques.

 

Went from 150m-0 from that. Afterwards I borrowed my friends AGS and won 6 in a row. It's random. Usually happens in 'rows' for me though.

 

Statistically, if the odds are even (Not factoring in PiD and minor stat differences) you have a 50% of winning, 50% of losing

Keep in mind that each individual stake still has a 50% of winning, 50% of losing, independent from the rest, regardless of prior outcomes.

However, series wise, your chance of losing 9 stakes in a row would be equivalent to 50% to the 9th power, or mathematically speaking:

0.50^9 = 0.001953%, which is about a 20th of a percent.

 

Preddy sure you have some valid answers now. Closing.