Hmmm, so EACH of the 11 cards pulled has a 50% chance to be a Rainbow, and the chance to pull 11 golds would be as big as the chance to pull 11 rainbows? And that would be about 0.05% chance, to give an idea of how your chances to get either the worst or a perfect roll.
Heck, I'd probably buy it! It's been a while since I had to do this kind of mathematics, but I figure it'd already be hard to get less than 3 of either rarity.

Originally Posted by Drip

It's been a while since I had to do this kind of mathematics.

I've never seen someone get so excited about math. O.O

As for myself, probably not. I'm not against throwing 10-15 bucks here and there at these types of things, but laying down that type of money (the exchange rate is currently against me so we're talking 150ish bucks Canadian, probably closer to 160) for something is falling into the "I could buy myself some new kitchen furniture with this money" territory.

Usually if it's under 30$, I can at least justify the purchase as being longer lasting than going out to eat a nice steak dinner, and cheaper than a retail game experience when it comes to this game. But at 150 bucks, that sale better come with a handjob.

It's a good deal, but it's also £100

....I'd want to but I'd probably not

No, because let's put this into perspective. $100 ... can get you any of the following: a shitload of games during Steam sales, PSN (Plus members) sales, a year of Amazon Prime, a year of Basic Netflix, 14 months of Crunchyroll, 2 PS4 games on pre-order, 2 years of Gold Star membership with Costco, a 3TB hard drive, 3 GSC Nendoroid figures, 100 songs from iTunes, and so on, and so forth.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QiOr...ature=youtu.be

^ $6,000+ da fak people do when their gambling impulse kicks in.