I've released a video on my channel describing how to use this along with the methodology.

Hey guys, with the help of Benis' extensive big board data I was able to make a tool that allows you to paste in a Big Board from your world and tells you a really accurate chance of each player leaving, as well as the % chance a player leaves from off the big board and the average # of players that leave.

You have to use it in a very specific way or it will fail. It will crash your computer if you don't use it correctly. At the best, if you mess up these steps it will drain your battery and overheat your computer.

1. Make a copy of mine.
2. Make sure B1 says "Yes"
3. Paste in your big board
4. Type B1 to "No"
5. It will run. Wait 10 minutes or so. Your computer is generating millions of random numbers and performing millions of calculations. It just gets kinda touchy when it is busy, just like my coworkers. I tried watching a couple minutes of Netflix while it was running and chrome crashed. But most of all, DO NOT EDIT ANY CELL. For every cell you edit it will run 10k more simulations. If you accidentally edit anything type "Yes" into B1. That's your safety net. Type "Yes" into B1 and reload the page
6. Study the results WITHOUT EDITING ANY CELL.
7. When you have seen what you want, turn B1 back to Yes. It will delete the results of the Monte Carlo but also prevent your computer from crashing.

I don't know much about this. But Cub my Jv basketball coach used to preach exactly like you reckon playing for the guy was 10 times harder and he always mention going to Uni with zero good roi guys on the team.... Football coach the greatest in our program wanted the AD Since the AD played his son as the JV coach he was almost rioted out the school. Not to mention latter he applied to the bottom of Ecu barrrel of baskets. I played Varsity soccer for 4 years as a rookie Freshman and I played Varsity golf. Football Coach also had the coaches son as Quarterback no going on football team in the foreseable future Lmfao. Went to Varsity and listen to the stats not more than the Satire pieces I sow to rote. 0-29 0-29playoffs 0-29 created Reggie Bullock went to NorthCarolina before Southside as Kinston coach. 3-29 conference tournament and maybe a 0-29**** that ended his career as a sports ball coach. None of the football and baseball players was anywhere near my level but they all say they did more than me to clinch those spots. But anyway that is considering point to what you preach.

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This is awesome Thanks 24% chance

Posted by WardoYT on 5/2/2020 6:05:00 PM (view original):
I don't know much about this. But Cub my Jv basketball coach used to preach exactly like you reckon playing for the guy was 10 times harder and he always mention going to Uni with zero good roi guys on the team.... Football coach the greatest in our program wanted the AD Since the AD played his son as the JV coach he was almost rioted out the school. Not to mention latter he applied to the bottom of Ecu barrrel of baskets. I played Varsity soccer for 4 years as a rookie Freshman and I played Varsity golf. Football Coach also had the coaches son as Quarterback no going on football team in the foreseable future Lmfao. Went to Varsity and listen to the stats not more than the Satire pieces I sow to rote. 0-29 0-29playoffs 0-29 created Reggie Bullock went to NorthCarolina before Southside as Kinston coach. 3-29 conference tournament and maybe a 0-29**** that ended his career as a sports ball coach. None of the football and baseball players was anywhere near my level but they all say they did more than me to clinch those spots. But anyway that is considering point to what you preach.

Thanks for bumping this cub

(Bumping based on a sitemail request)

Oh man, I'm going to start bumping this thread just for the fake wardo quotes. They're becoming more rare so maybe we can start selling them as NFT's.

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thoughts on getting more data in here to expand the sample? i'm sure there would be marginal impacts at this point but it does feel a little thin particularly for underclassmen

Bump. Good stuff cubcub.