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There was an article in the new Beckett that i think said "case hits" are awkward.
They figure out how many cases they are making (let's say 1000);
then make 1000 "good cards" - so the average is 1 "good card" per case.
But these are average odds - and no guarantee to get a "case hit" in a case.
Did I read the article right?
They figure out how many cases they are making (let's say 1000);
then make 1000 "good cards" - so the average is 1 "good card" per case.
But these are average odds - and no guarantee to get a "case hit" in a case.
Did I read the article right?