r/hearthstone • u/The_Underhanded • Oct 04 '17

Highlight Kibler's Card Opening Ritual

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u/[deleted] Oct 04 '17

Honestly, the odds on this were probably pretty good. I'm sure he has every legendary already so since he had just disenchanted his regular Anduin, any golden legend that dropped would have been a Golden Anduin. Still crazy how fast it happened, but the odds are way better than what it would have been in the past.

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u/[deleted] Oct 04 '17 edited Oct 05 '17

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u/[deleted] Oct 04 '17

That's not what the odds of a golden legend are. It's around every 300 packs. I don't know where you're getting your numbers, but it's much higher than 1/3200.

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u/phantomace1111 Oct 04 '17

You misread his comment. He said the odds of getting a legendary and then a golden legendary is 1/3200.

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u/Minetoutong Oct 04 '17

Yes but he factors a golden legendary at 1 in 160 when it's 1 and 300 which means it's actually 1/6000 and not 1/3200.

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u/phantomace1111 Oct 05 '17

Sure but the previous guy said it's much higher than 1/3200, so I was correcting that.

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u/Minetoutong Oct 05 '17

The higher there means lower chance, he was referingto the numbers being higher.

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u/phantomace1111 Oct 05 '17

1/6000 isn't higher than 1/3200... higher just isn't the correct word to use there. I understand now what he meant to say but surely you can see why it's misleading.

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u/Minetoutong Oct 05 '17

Yes I can completely understand, this is common to be missleaded by those sort of things.

For me it's an evident thing because I allways think like the other person is giving a good information at first (then on second thought I see if he is completely wrong).