I think he means what are the odds of having a spoil set if you've only recieved 3 cards? As well as what the odds are if you have received 4 cards that you would have a set to turn in.
I think it really depends on the size of the map. I'm not 100% on the way the cards are determined though.
GSP JR wrote:I think he means what are the odds of having a spoil set if you've only recieved 3 cards? As well as what the odds are if you have received 4 cards that you would have a set to turn in.
I think it really depends on the size of the map. I'm not 100% on the way the cards are determined though.
Sets are based on color of the cards which there are only 3 options for regardless of the size of the map
GSP JR wrote:I think he means what are the odds of having a spoil set if you've only recieved 3 cards? As well as what the odds are if you have received 4 cards that you would have a set to turn in.
I think it really depends on the size of the map. I'm not 100% on the way the cards are determined though.
Sets are based on color of the cards which there are only 3 options for regardless of the size of the map
Yeah, I understand that. I guess my thoughts were, if you have a small map, then there are fewer cards. If you have a large map, there would be more cards so the likelyhood would change.
Then I read your 33% and decided my brain isn't functioning today.
GSP JR wrote:I think he means what are the odds of having a spoil set if you've only recieved 3 cards? As well as what the odds are if you have received 4 cards that you would have a set to turn in.
I think it really depends on the size of the map. I'm not 100% on the way the cards are determined though.
Sets are based on color of the cards which there are only 3 options for regardless of the size of the map
Yeah, I understand that. I guess my thoughts were, if you have a small map, then there are fewer cards. If you have a large map, there would be more cards so the likelyhood would change.
Then I read your 33% and decided my brain isn't functioning today.