Hearthstone is eSports READY!!!

[@MarkMcKz]

Random always wins! Remember to subscribe to the channel and like the video! Thanks so much for watching!

[@guderian557]

This was like two regular standard games.

[@CoppermineTypeK]

I love how the first game is just Mark getting repeatedly punished for not trading all his attackers before playing a tendie

[@BradGreer]

That was really frustrating to watch. What was the benefit of being board locked?

[@DavidPachón8591]

​@@BradGreer he maybe wanted something like survival of the fittest.

[@ppalm]

If he did then he would only be able to play one that turn instead of multiple because after the first tendril his turn would be over.

[@zyury1578]

Is called BM, is not like the priest had any chance of winning by that point in the game😂

[@graysaltine6035]

@@BradGreer Because if he let tendrils summon new minions with ZZZ they wouldnt be able to trade anyway and he would be just as boardlocked the next turn, with minions that have too much health to die and free up space. Ensuring he could always trade one tendie and play one tendie meant he would always have something that could die in a trade and therefor play at least one tendie. Obviously if he was just playing for value/victory it would be different but he was just ensuring he could play as many tendies as possible for the meme.

[@jeffhoward1103]

I think there is nothing left within Tamsin but pain and rage after that game

[@arvsta96]

That's Tyrande

[@moallayoussef5462]

i like how you try to cast 10 cost spells with a full board

[@BradGreer]

At least he didn't get salty and frustrated about it 🙄

[@jkw6259]

Thank you Mark, you made this tavern on a scale from 1 to 10 - a solid 10 (after few turns). Thank you!

[@niccreznic8259]

Gotta love that death by BM 😂

[@tarille1043]

Kept expecting a random Whirlpool to ruin your day but alas...

[@temtempo13]

The odds of someone with a 30 card deck of 22 automatons getting 10 in a row is 2.15%. Definitely an unusual outcome. Also who else was screaming "TRADE FIRST!! TRADE FIRST!!" at their monitor...

[@temtempo13]

For anyone curious about the odds of the first X cards being automaton: Odds of 3 in a row: 37.93% Odds of 4 in a row: 26.69% Odds of 5 in a row: 18.48% Odds of 6 in a row: 12.57% Odds of 7 in a row: 8.38% Odds of 8 in a row: 5.46% Odds of 9 in a row: 3.48% Odds of 10 in a row: 2.15% Odds of 11 in a row: 1.29% Odds of 12 in a row: 0.75%

[@ramirogonzalez230]

I've wondered so long how to calculate that. Could you tell me how you did the math please?

[@temtempo13]

@@ramirogonzalez230 Sure thing! In this case, it's pretty simple: we have a number of independent events, all of which must be true for it to be a "successful" result. That means all we have to do is multiply the odds of each independent event together to get our final result. We start with 30 cards in our deck, 22 of which are the card we're looking for. That means the chance of our first draw being a hit is 22/30. Now we draw again: this time, there are 21 hits in 29 cards. So the odds of our second draw being a hit after our first draw was a hit is 21/29. Then we draw a third time: after two successful hits, our deck has 20 hits left in 28 cards, so our odds of a third hit in a row is 20/28. Now let's multiply these together: (22/30) * (21/29) * (20/28) Simplify... (11/15) * (21/29) * (5/7) Cancel factors in numerator and denominator... (11/5) * (7/29) * (5/7) (11/5) * (1/29) * (5/1) (11/1) * (1/29) * (1/1) =11/29 ...which turns out to be 0.3793, or 37.93% If you want to calculate the rest of the odds, you can keep going from there: the next factor would be 19/27, then 18/26, etc. It gets much trickier when you start getting into "how likely is it to get X hits in N draws," but thankfully we don't need to handle that here. Did that help?

[@temtempo13]

@@ramirogonzalez230 Sure thing! In this case, it's pretty simple: we have a number of independent events, all of which must be true for it to be a "successful" result. That means all we have to do is multiply the odds of each independent event together to get our final result. We start with 30 cards in our deck, 22 of which are the card we're looking for. That means the chance of our first draw being a hit is 22/30. Now we draw again: this time, there are 21 hits in 29 cards. So the odds of our second draw being a hit after our first draw was a hit is 21/29. Then we draw a third time: after two successful hits, our deck has 20 hits left in 28 cards, so our odds of a third hit in a row is 20/28. Now let's multiply these together: (22/30) * (21/29) * (20/28) Simplify... (11/15) * (21/29) * (5/7) Cancel factors in numerator and denominator... (11/5) * (7/29) * (5/7) (11/5) * (1/29) * (5/1) (11/1) * (1/29) * (1/1) =11/29 ...which turns out to be 0.3793, or 37.93% If you want to calculate the rest of the odds, you can keep going from there: the next factor would be 19/27, then 18/26, etc. It gets much trickier when you start getting into "how likely is it to get X hits in N draws," but thankfully we don't need to handle that here. Did that help?

[@temtempo13]

@@ramirogonzalez230 Huh, I keep trying to post a reply, but it seems like KZbin keeps eating it. Going to test with a simple comment, apologies about the notification that doesn't actually answer your question.

[@drlegal3143]

i love the fact that there is a deck code for this in the description

[@KomoliRihyoh]

Tavern Brawl videos from you are the best, like, "Ooh, how we breaking this week's theme!"

[@rduncancmd]

This was the frist deck i played with in this tavern brawl

[@Jbugx]

Hey Mark, I faced you in this with Light Show mage. I knew you I should have let the game go on when I saw you just to see what happened. You rock my guy.

[@Lu-KN]

Oh hi Mark, thanks for the tip. I tried Amber Whelp, but faced Pogo Garbager.

[@jaylowry4082]

My only thoughts watching this, "TRADE MY GUY! TRADE!"

[@samuelgoodliffe4757]

Guys I think there's nothing inside the first guy but rage and pain. Just a hunch.

[@Dawdash]

First priest deserves it

[@drakoniid8641]

Automaton priest, and priest overall, deserves nothing.

[@pingouindusudouest6943]

⁠@@drakoniid8641priest overall are fun but not this one, priest must be control not otk or spam combo

[@roohni2226]

@@drakoniid8641i wish automaton would be stronger, its my fav card in the game with how it interacts with stat changing cards. Overall a very interesting card imo

[@matatumbac]

So much fun 😂

[@p.a.r.c1694]

I did that yesterday, for some reason I got ultimate infestation like three times. (I think I lost)

[@johngleeman8347]

6:33 No. Noo. Nuuuuu!

[@theone614777]

Love this mode!

[@armaantanish1103]

I played excavation lost to tendrils

[@polyjackets8659]

Well played

[@EnderGoku9001]

rogue game was goofy

[@arthursb42]

after 10 automatons in a row your opponents deck is still a little over 50% automatons, you cant get that outraged about it

[@temtempo13]

Still, the odds of getting 10 in a row is only 2.15%. Definitely an unusual enough result to make it worth mentioning.

[@IMeiaNoiteI]

nice!

[@sunbleachedangel]

BRAWL

[@ShadowmancerLord]

Shame everyone is just playing pogo or automaton in this brawl My preference is Bloodrock Shovel tbh

[@DegradationDomain_stuff]

A lot of 10 cost spells are hot garbage

[@stardriver8660]

why don't you trade first? not familiar with this game?

[@niccreznic8259]

It’s a fun video thing more than an optimal play strategy

[@hihigocat]

@@niccreznic8259am curious, are even there any buff spells at 10 mana?

[@temtempo13]

@@niccreznic8259 On the one hand, I feel like it would be more fun to actually get the effects of the spells you're playing. On the other hand, there was no need for stardriver to be so bizarrely rude about it. Mark's done so many videos that he's gotten to do official card reveals, suffice to say he's "familiar" with the game.

[@magi_stricide]

Really hard to watch these vids when all Mark does is complain. It’s almost like he’s playing a game infamous for randomness and spikes of bad luck will happen.