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... count the number of over-confidence/under-confidence.
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... count the number of over-confidence/under-confidence.
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> @d931n027h said:
> > @zmeeker91 said:
> > I would say it is the first, unless you are looking at an In/Out game where both F and G have to be selected. The second would imply that anytime that G isn't hired in a department, F ...
How do you know what kind of game you are dealingwith. I notice I can not tell wat kind of game I’m dealingwith unless it’s sequncin game @"Alex Divine" any suggestions?