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Originally Posted by Leaffan44
I ran the simulator ten times and got these results, in the following order:
NYI
Buf
cbj
cbj
mtl
cbj
tbl
cbj
car
cbj
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Maybe I'm wrong but isn't there a maximum level of spot andy team can move up?
here it is I looked it up
"Odds
Hockey Joe Yerdon broke it down for everyone last summer:
30th team - 25.0%
29th - 18.8%
28th - 14.2%
27th - 10.7%
26th - 8.1%
25th - 6.2%
24th - 4.7%
23rd - 3.6%
22nd - 2.7%
21st - 2.1%
20th - 1.5%
19th - 1.1%
18th - 0.8%
17th - 0.5%
These odds are a bit misleading, since the lottery is restricted. The odds listed above are to win the lottery, not to wind up with the first overall pick. According to an article form 2009 on NHL.com, the last place team actually has a 48.2% chance to retain the top pick. This is due to the fact that if a 25th - 17th place team win the lottery, they move up four spots, and then the standings take over.
The 26-29th place teams would need to win the lottery to get the first overall pick, so their odds of that happening remain the same as their lottery chances.Odds
Hockey Joe Yerdon broke it down for everyone last summer:
30th team - 25.0%
29th - 18.8%
28th - 14.2%
27th - 10.7%
26th - 8.1%
25th - 6.2%
24th - 4.7%
23rd - 3.6%
22nd - 2.7%
21st - 2.1%
20th - 1.5%
19th - 1.1%
18th - 0.8%
17th - 0.5%
These odds are a bit misleading, since the lottery is restricted. The odds listed above are to win the lottery, not to wind up with the first overall pick. According to an article form 2009 on NHL.com, the last place team actually has a 48.2% chance to retain the top pick. This is due to the fact that if a 25th - 17th place team win the lottery, they move up four spots, and then the standings take over.
The 26-29th place teams would need to win the lottery to get the first overall pick, so their odds of that happening remain the same as their lottery chances."
So only the bottom 5 teams have a shot at 1st overall.
So Leaf fans can relax as they will not be picking 1st