Does it affect your chances?
nope. i think you're referring to the holiday event giveaways. the giveaways are set to end at that time because that's when the event ends.
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all the giveaways in the holiday event end at the time you specified. or at least i'm guessing so since they end christmas night at 7pm for me (eastern usa), just a 7 hour difference from the time you gave. i assume you're somewhere in middle/eastern europe? i don't know all the time zones out there.
also, believe it or not, but entering more giveaways will actually increase your chances of winning a giveaway. entering more will never decrease your chances.
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No.
Why would it?
They're independant of each other.
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SG+ is for yesterday's users. You need at least SG++ today.
Edit: I was under the impression that SG+ and similar did not work properly for years and many switched to ESGST.
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It's a mystery. It also might be a christmas miracle. Although I doubt that.
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Pure statistical answer: no
Pseudo-random computerish answer: you can't know (depends on the implementation), high likelihood of no
If you want to know more, google around "statistical probability" and "pseudo-randomness". If you're interested in math that is.
Edit: either way you cannot influence the outcome so don't worry and just enter for stuff you want to enter
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Id say none of us have a way of knowing this for certain. Perhaps only CG knows the criteria used to determine winners .
But I dont think so, GAs here on SG seem very random, cant say the same for Discord GAs. I feel the popular bots have sort of a bias.
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Yes and no.
So basically. If you join 2 giveaways. For this example let's say giveaway A and giveaway B.
10 people join giveaway A, while only 2 people join giveaway B (including you). Therefore you have a 50/50 chance of winning giveaway B and a 1 in 10 chance of winning giveaway A.
So if you only join giveaway A, you have a smaller chance to win than joining only B. But joining both means that you have a about 55% chance to win at least one of them.
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I have been in this site for more than 10 years. I know a lot of Math (sorry, that sounded really presumptuous... but, well, for such purposes, I do). I have seen absolutely no evidence whatsoever that the GA's picks aren't uniformly random as advertised.
If I had to nitpick one side effect of joining 2 GAs ending at the exact same time -- if you enter for the same game, and you win 1 or both of them.... well, I have no idea how the site treats this... Possibilities:
I would be curious to find out which one it is!
Cheers!
I guess, from your point of view, there is always a chance I could be lying. Or, well, I could be wrong.... nah, impossible, I am never wrong. ;D
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Every giveaway draw is a statistically independent event:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Independence_(probability_theory)
Two events are independent if the occurrence of one does not affect the probability of occurrence of the other or, equivalently, does not affect the odds
(barring the fact that you can't win the same game multiple times, so once you win a game, you are automatically withdrawn from all other GAs of the same game)
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Happy Holidays
Many GAs are ending at this time: December 26, 2023, 1:59 am
so, question in title
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