Otherwise it resolves NO.
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@IsaacKing your random number is: 83
Salt: al3fko0hdCZsCmEygWEf, round: 2959617 (signature 8b25da7d7bd9f66719e25912ea588151bf7363f1f95b2160abe3ff1db22d69d9a43d699b73311be2601b8579b18439ed12c4067350adfa6b0db6659a63aab9e5d91efbc1b703c19478ac8739a57894890d634b7f3293655f11cf54f239aaffdb)
@IsaacKing you asked for a random integer between 1 and 100, inclusive. Coming up shortly!
Source: GitHub, previous round: 2959615 (latest), offset: 2, selected round: 2959617, salt: al3fko0hdCZsCmEygWEf.
Ostensibly this market resolves YES if @FairlyRandom returns exactly a 1 (or is it 100) in response to a roll with a minimum of 1 and a maximum of 100, however the market conditions are equally satisfied for any given number from 1 to 100, inclusive, assuming @FairlyRandom's output is uniformly distributed.
I suggest disambiguation is warranted in the unlikely event that a 100 is rolled and you meant for a 1 to be a success for YES or vis versa a 1 id rolled and you intended a 100 to be success for YES. Or, less likely, maybe 67 is the magic number that has a 1% chance of occurring which would result in this market resolving YES.
Before raising this issue there may have only been a 1% chance of a controversial resolution, however, given that any number is assumed to have a 1% chance of being the output from 1 to 100, I would posit that any resolution would be controversial if the number representing YES's 1% chance of success is not made known prior to the roll, since after the fact it is possible to cherry pick a 1% event with 100% success.