I’ll agree with the rest of the post. That’s why I play her even. And why the headline match probably needed a bigger spot. He’s pushing himself also.

The “hot” chart always favors the better player. Always.

To find the true 50/50 odds, you have to go to the match probability section and hand type the numbers to get closest to 50/50. That’s the screenshot I posted. Then if you compare that with the “hot chart” you will see the hot chart always makes the better player the favorite.

Furthermore, all of the hot, med, and mild charts have an artificial minimum game number for the lower player to go to. That makes the stronger player an even bigger player if the rating difference is large.

If a pro plays a banger the hot chart spot will make the spot the same as if a 550 played the same banger, due to the artificial min game requirement.

SSDiver2112 said:

I brought this up with Mike back in July. As of September, after some back and forth messages, I gave up on it. It must be low priority on the fix list.

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Thank you, sir.

It is at least reassuring to know it’s not just me doing something wrong.

I brought this up with Mike back in July. As of September, after some back and forth messages, I gave up on it. It must be low priority on the fix list.

I haven't had any issues with the attach image in the posts. Image or thumbnail works for me.

The better player should have slightly the best of it regarding spots. No way should they have to give up so much weight that they are the underdog. The lower players need to put in some effort. With Fargo, I stay away form the hot races because they tend to favor the lower-skilled players and that makes no sense. We should be encouraging players to work on their games and improve, not taking handouts from the handicapping system at the expense of those who put in the time.
Thanks for streaming. I love watching local action since I am rarely able to get out and play these days.

I did not use a glove when I played for 20 years in IL. with maple.
I did not use a glove for 10 years in AZ playing with both maple and CF.
After a few months here in TN, I bought a glove. The humidity got so high on occasion that I was only able to play with an open bridge.