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Re: Coopertition Economics

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Originally Posted by mitchklong View Post
If I use these assumptions:
- Every match I play in I choose to get coopertition pts
- I play with 2/3rds of the teams at the tournaments
- we are successful 90% of the time

That decision gets me a 40 point advantage of teams that I dont play, less my failure rate of 10%, or

40 x .333 x .9 = 12 pts advantage per team average

Coopertition set gives me

20 x .333 x .9 = 6 pts advantage per team average


Now I look at the other scenario:
- I refuse coopertition pts each match
- I use the extra time to score points for my alliance
- Assume I score 15 pts with that time
- I play against 1/3 of the teams

15 x .333 = 5 pts advantage per team


I realize that these are estimates, but it would seem to me that coopertition maximizes my points.
I am not sure of the validity of any of your estimates, but I agree with your conclusion. The Coopertition bonus is large enough this year that it likely will be advantageous to accomplish it.
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