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Long betting run
Fifty bets in a row
Place 50 simulated bets. You pass if your win rate is 55% or better when the challenge closes itself.
Bets required
50
counted per match
Win rate needed
55%
fixed
Reward
Badge
plus a house edge report · no tokens
Tokens have no cash value. They cannot be bought, sold or exchanged for money.
How hard this challenge really is
Share of people who have passed it Estimate
15%
Of everyone who starts and completes all 50 bets, about 15 in 100
finish with a win rate of 55% or better. Nobody has finished one yet, so this comes from a
10,000-run simulation at the expected win rate below, not from real players.
Expected win rate
≈ 47.6%
This is the mean market-normalised win probability used by the
simulation. It is distinct from the 4.9% mean theoretical edge below.
Which means
−4.9%
This is the modelled average token-return disadvantage across
repeated equivalent bets. Fifty results can vary around it, so passing the win-rate
target does not turn the underlying return expectation positive.
🔒 The pass rate is calculated from real accumulated player data once there is enough of it,
and the sample size is printed beside it. Until then the figure is an estimate and is
labelled as one, everywhere it appears.
The rules
- The challenge ends itself at 50 bets, whether you are up or down. No extensions of any kind.
- Progress is counted in bets. There is no timer and no deadline.
- The reward is fixed and known in advance: a badge and the comparison report. It is never tokens, and it is never multiplied by performance.
- When it ends, the only way on is the report and then back to the list. There is no harder-challenge button.
Read the 15% carefully
It is not here to discourage you. It is here because taking this on without knowing it would make the challenge a trap — exactly the kind of trap tibbi exists to dismantle.
There is another option
The break group has a seven-day tier that an estimated 41% of people complete, and it pays the “Seven clear days” badge. No challenge pays tokens, in either group. See the break challenge