there have been at least two 8v2 losses. BJ defended one, and the other was by someone who usually sits teal (mscat? or something?).

i would love to take you at your word that you have defended a 6v1, but i'm afraid we will need some witnesses to step up. i am almost positive that if a 6v1 loss were to happen, you would get a couple posts on your wall by the witnesses who would be like wtf youre awesome, with a copy/paste of the roll...

oh, and 7v2 and 8v3 losses have happened dozens and dozens of times. the only time i know of a 2v7 winning was zoid in a ?members? tourney, which was well-documented and had several witnesses before they got pingbombed.

Chase called a 2v7 win on METAPOD. Well, he didn't call it, but he said "watch this."

The rarest roll (6v1 loss) is 1 in 300,000.
There are about 500,000 minutes in a kdice year. With at least 1 game starting every minute that's at the very least 300,000 games. With an average of one 6v1 roll per game year that's one 6v1 loss per year.

storm brings up an interesting point. if there have been a total of 10m games, there should have been 35 6v1 losses by now, assuming that one 6v1 is rolled per game. hell, even if there is only one rolled every 35 games, that means that we have a pretty damn good shot at seeing a 6v1 loss in 10m games. skrum and chloe, thoughts?

masterDD defended 8v2, 10 to 11, (1,1,2,1,1,2,1,1 to 5,6)

if current game number is correct, we all played over 35 million games together

I would guess at least one 6v1 roll every 3,5 games so that's about 10 million 6v1 rolls

even if its much less and assume 3 million rolls, we should have had at least 10 6v1 losses. Also, the chance that there have been none so far with 3 million 6v1 rolls is much less than 10%

"noamlang1 wrote
at 11:37 AM, Wednesday July 14, 2010 CDT
I won a 6v1 once "


I win my 6v1's all the time.