tahitiwahini wrote:Red is the best color to be. Isn't that obvious?
Just think, if you're pink or teal in a 4-player game, you have no chance whatsoever of winning.
Unlike Rudolph, red gets to play in all the games.
On a serious note, red and green should have the highest winning percentages followed in order by blue, yellow, teal, and pink, for several reasons:
1) red, green, and blue are the only colors that get to play in 3-player games where each one has a 33% chance of winning the game.
2) red, green, blue, and yellow are the only colors that get to play in 4-player games where each one has a 25% chance of winning the game.
3) red, green, blue, yellow, and teal are the only colors that get to play in 5-player games where each one has a 20% chance of winning the game.
4) pink only gets to play in 6-player games where it only has a 17% chance of winning the game.
5) red, green, blue, and yellow get to play in all the doubles games (four and six player), while teal and pink only get to play in some of them (six player). In a four-player game each team has a 50% chance of winning the game. In a six-player game each team has only a 33% chance of winning the game.
6) If it's a public partner game, more likely than not the person who creates the game has a regular partner so in the majority of cases the red and green players will have played together before, whereas the likelihood of that being the case for the blue and yellow team is less.
7) red should be everyone's favorite color.
he said 6 player games only...
925978 there were some good players haha. And for the guy who was implying that 2% difference didnt matter, well, I had 1 territory left so I think it did matter that and my last opponent was pink.
