939ers: Try Clicking the Center Box FIRST For a Better Payoff in Prize Box Bonuts.

For me its left and right where I get 2 or 3 donuts and 1 in the middle so most likely that is random for everyone.

I think this is mostly superstition and luck. When I hit 939, my strategy was always box 3 first, and then box 2 if I got 2 donuts or box 1 otherwise. This worked almost perfectly for well over a week. I was considering posting like you, and then it just stopped, and I was getting 1 donut non stop!

I think the game is pretty well randomized here and we've likely all tried out various tactics.

The odds of getting 1 donut on the first box you click is 1/3 and every strategy I've tried, in the long run, works out to this.

Thanks for sharing in any case. If you are right or your strategy keeps giving you a better average, awesome! ... I'm permanently stuck on box 3 first thanks to my early experience.

The thing about random is it's random. There is no pattern, there is no best way to win. Carefully kept track of the three donut box for three weeks.
It came out: 31.666 box left, 34.333 center box, 34.0009 right box.
Same with the boxes from Maggie.
Same with the dog track.
Same with the go-kart track.

it's luck, plain and simple. there's no pattern i've found, and i've been doing for a LONG time.

"alapalme;1550519" wrote:
I think this is mostly superstition and luck.

^^Yes, this.

This is sometimes referred to in the literature as the clustering illusion — the tendency to overestimate the importance of small runs, streaks, or clusters in large samples of random data.

This has been brought up many times before, and the consensus is that there is no pattern, unlike those fake casino games during the casino event, which were designed and hard coded to let you win event currency.

No pattern for sure, but the logic driving the distribution is certainly flawed. I've tracked nearly 300 bonus boxes thus far, and the distribution is definitely not uniform.

Its random which box has the three donuts in them

"sflowers330;1550774" wrote:
No pattern for sure, but the logic driving the distribution is certainly flawed. I've tracked nearly 300 bonus boxes thus far, and the distribution is definitely not uniform.

It doesn't matter if it is uniform or not. What matters is that is random. With 300 you should have get roughly 100 each. But if you have 95+95+110 that doesn't mean that it is not random, just that you're sample was probably too small.

I tend to find if I choose a box and it has 3, quite often I pick the same box 3 times in a row it has 3, then I switch to another box.

Another thing I noticed is if I get 1 on the first try, I go 2 boxes to the right and about 4/5 times that will have 3.

Choose box 1, 1 donut, open box 3.
Choose box 2, 1 donut, open box 1.
Choose box 3, 1 donut, open box 2.