M&M's
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- dopepope0
There's a flaw in his process by which he determines how an MnM gets sent back as a representative of the strongest of the race. Unless it's the same MnM that is winning all the matches from the beginning of the bag straight thru the end, he's most likely sending back an MnM that is just as strong as any other. Law of averages will allow for an MnM to win a couple or so rounds, but is thus weakened by these rounds, made to lose the next and granting a new, not necessarily any stronger MnM, championship.
Say one MnM wins 15 rounds, then loses to a new MnM. Then that MnM gets just one more round before the bag is then emptied, and wins. That MnM which only won 2 rounds gets sent back, while the 15 round gladiator MnM, which was monumentally more triumphant and therefor superior, does not get to mate with finest green MnM females. I fear this guy is actually maintaining a level of mediocrity to the MnM's with this flawed method.