anyone else sees all the same 50 champs in urf games after games?

Kledy McKledFace·Feb 25, 2017·1 votes·629 views

Jax is in 75% of the games...

I highly doubt this is 100% random

4 Comments

SzGamer227Feb 25, 20173 votes

I've seen maybe one Jax. So no.

I have seen a few Irelia's, Brands, and Cassiopeia... because they're on the free champ rotation.

Stick In MuddFeb 25, 20171 votes

Let's assume all the players have 3 rerolls.

That's 5 (players) x 4 (champs to choose from; including getting the first champ) = 20 (champs to choose from for each player on each team).

134 champs currently in league.

So 20/134 = 15% chance of getting the exact champion you want.

And given that number of 75% you gave, assuming that it's correct (which it probably isn't), and given how many games you've played (which isn't probably that many; but let's assume 20 games)

So 15 out of 20 games you've seen a jax.

(After some very complicated mathematics that I'm too lazy to try to figure out)

There you have it! It's not that odd for you too see that many jax's in a row, in such a small sample size.

Hope this helps! ;)

ErockandrollFeb 25, 20171 votes

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Let's assume all the players have 3 rerolls.

That's 5 (players) x 4 (champs to choose from; including getting the first champ) = 20 (champs to choose from for each player on each team).

134 champs currently in league.

So 20/134 = 15% chance of getting the exact champion you want.

And given that number of 75% you gave, assuming that it's correct (which it probably isn't), and given how many games you've played (which isn't probably that many; but let's assume 20 games)

So 15 out of 20 games you've seen a jax.

(After some very complicated mathematics that I'm too lazy to try to figure out)

There you have it! It's not that odd for you too see that many jax's in a row, in such a small sample size.

Hope this helps! ;)

I don't think that's quite accurate. If it works the same way in ARAM, you have a chance of rolling a champ that another play had rerolled away.

on the other hand, the champion pool is based on the champions available to you, and not all champs in the game. 134 champions, I probably own only half of them myself. People are likely to see Jax in their games, simply because he's a low cost champ, and a lot of people probably own him. (and perhaps don't own many champs to begin with)

ParoeFeb 25, 20171 votes

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I don't think that's quite accurate. If it works the same way in ARAM, you have a chance of rolling a champ that another play had rerolled away.

on the other hand, the champion pool is based on the champions available to you, and not all champs in the game. 134 champions, I probably own only half of them myself. People are likely to see Jax in their games, simply because he's a low cost champ, and a lot of people probably own him. (and perhaps don't own many champs to begin with)

It uses the ARAM "random" so instead of being actually random the game chooses which team will win and which one likely wont. You will see the same bunch of champions very often, its just how ARAM is.