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What i want it to do: calculate my odds of winning and showing it in % after a series of wins and losses.
The Math (probably explained terribly) :
If the odds are 50/50 the one that gets picked (Win or Loose) gets divided in 2 and Half stays and the other Half goes to the other side. If you don't get it look at the example below


Example:The beginning Odds are 50%Win/50%Loss
1rst Game: If I win the odds will be 25%Win/75%Loss
2nd Game: if I win again the odds will be 12.5%Win/87.5%Loss
3rd Game: If I loose the odds will be 56.25%Win/43.75%Loss

250k vBux and +10 rep to the first person that makes this for me

I see what you're getting at. I'll rebuild the program for ya!

for the results i want it's much more complicated than that, read later posts to find out

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alright i hope you get i right this time

Okay, I'm working on it now, I think it'll be more efficient to not do it in C++, so I'll probably create it in C#, if that's okay with you.

It should be correct, I'm following your explanation.

whats C#? as long as i don't need to download anything extra than the program i'm fine

Do you have Microsoft Windows?

If you have any version of Windows, you should be fine. I believe it may also be able to run on Linux or Mac operating systems with the use of other programs.

Otherwise, I'll just re-implement it into another language, but C# would be optimal because it has all the parts I need, and can be compiled into an executable.

yes Windows 7, if i have evrything i should need just get to it no need to reply

If you have Windows 7, it should run beautifully.

I think I have it working, tell me what you think, based on the screenshot of its completed calculations....

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Does that work for you?

Don't mind the 0.25 at the beginning, I know its supposed to be a 50% chance, and 0.25 would correspond to a 25% chance... This is because that's actually the first calculation it performs. I didn't set it to show initial "first run" values. I can set it that way if you like, but it'll always be 0.5 and that's pretty boring.

not exactly, both win potential and loss potential should add up to 100, these numbers dont

Oh yeah. LOL.
That's my bad. Its because in order to get the 78.90... number I multiply by 100. Forgot to do that to the loss number. Here ya go:

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Better?

Yeah... I'm sorry, that was just a stupid mistake (partially resulting from my tiredness). Just added the multiply by 100, so it'll come out looking like a percentage.