Will the probability after close be evenly divisible by 3%?
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118Ṁ1029resolved Jun 23
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This question resolves to YES if the market probability after close, rounded to the nearest integer percentage, is divisible by 3%.
For the purposes of this market, I will not count 0% as being divisible by 3%. I don't care if it's technically true. Consider yourself warned.
Jun 15, 11:09am: and just as a clarification, I don't mean anything special by "evenly" divisible - the quotient need not be an even number or anything. Probabilities of 3%, 6%, 9%.... 96%, 99% all count. In the future I'll likely just leave "evenly" out of the title.
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