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1 in 150,000 odds won by people in control of the tickets. Nothing to see here folks move along.
Quote from: JoeE on March 20, 2018, 06:32:32 AM1 in 150,000 odds won by people in control of the tickets. Nothing to see here folks move along. You’ve had all involved personally state their reasoning, the facts of the audit don’t lie, either you just love to troll or put your money where your mouth is and quit WSF and turn in your membership or volunteer a solution and personally work next years auction to improve it. Hunts are going to 1st timers and to continue your tirade is silly.If you don’t stop please don’t come to the banquet because I won’t regret pointing you out as the tool that can’t prove it so I’ll repeat it until someone thinks it’s true.Bryan, Tammy, and and the rest I am sorry a great night and lucky event have caused you hardship and I hope this won’t diminish your desire to help the organization. I look forward to getting more involved and look forward to this event and all the amazing investments in conservation it does.Chris MartinLife Member, WAWSF
Quote from: Whitpirate on March 21, 2018, 04:40:53 AMQuote from: JoeE on March 20, 2018, 06:32:32 AM1 in 150,000 odds won by people in control of the tickets. Nothing to see here folks move along. You’ve had all involved personally state their reasoning, the facts of the audit don’t lie, either you just love to troll or put your money where your mouth is and quit WSF and turn in your membership or volunteer a solution and personally work next years auction to improve it. Hunts are going to 1st timers and to continue your tirade is silly.If you don’t stop please don’t come to the banquet because I won’t regret pointing you out as the tool that can’t prove it so I’ll repeat it until someone thinks it’s true.Bryan, Tammy, and and the rest I am sorry a great night and lucky event have caused you hardship and I hope this won’t diminish your desire to help the organization. I look forward to getting more involved and look forward to this event and all the amazing investments in conservation it does.Chris MartinLife Member, WAWSFChris, I have suggested solutions and have spoke with a board member about this off the forum to suggest how to correct the problem. I also agreed to take part in the helping with the drawing next year. I think it’s funny that because I point out something that is terribly suspicious I get called a troll. Just because somebody defends what happened I am not going to automatically accept that as facts and truth. How come you didn’t call me a troll last year when I spent a half hour talking to you about the in and outs of setting up a DIY moose hunt in Alaska and then gave you my contact and offered to walk you through the process. Because I called out the process this year now I’m a troll and a tool?
Bryan , thank you to you and your family for all the hard work put in over the years . Be assured that many people including my self never once thought of any corruption by Tammy . I hope your daughter enjoys every minute of her hunt . Corey
Its a fickle thing to dance with odds and while they are long there aren't 1 in 150,000 it is easy to figure out.The first drawing was 1/130? For first timer life members that haven't hunted a sheep (I don't know the actual number.) but that doesn't really get to the conspiracy spot so let's focus on the 2nd drawing.I'd say there was approximately 320 life members there? so the odds of drawing would be 1/320 = 0.003125the probability of winning the lottery = the number of winning tickets/the total number of possible tickets.The fact that the second drawing had a life member drawn that wasn't present actually makes the odds marginally better..... 2/319 = 0.006269592476489 as her name was present for both drawings and the second time there was one less ticket in there. No where does this come close to 1 in 150,000.
Greed of wanting that hunt and assuming because you didn't win; it must be rigged