We've just launched Predictle, a new daily prediction market game.
Play at https://manifold.markets/predictle!
You can also find a link to Predictle on the Home page. Have fun!
Ngl Predictle is getting lame,
there’s so many markets on here and it keeps asking the same ones as yesterday, bruh, we need variety
I don’t want to care about Greenland and Tesla and Chinas rebar rate (lol apparently that was even asked 2 weeks ago)
Just give random markets (maybe a minimum quality filter) cause rn it basically asks about the same top 5 markets every day
The goal of Predictle should be to get people interested in markets with low liquidity to improve the information space of this website rather than forcing everyone to look at the same top markets
@ChinmayTheMathGuy if you want to keep it the way it is, it’s probably better to make it weekly and have like 5 of them available for engagement.
Cause the odds / liquidity don’t change that much day to day
Somehow @Bayesian found a bunch of good ones for the sudden death? Could steal his Claude prompt or whatever haha
I got 3 on 2 and 3
2 was much more straightforward, 3 was kind of ambiguous
Also why’d I think it was Predictile?
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Interesting
with naive guessing
States:
5/5: 1 of 120, Expected Remaining steps = 0
3/5: 10 (5C2) of 120, Expected Remaining steps = 1
2/5: 20 (2*5C3) of 120, Expected Remaining steps = 1 + 1/2 (0) + 1/2 (1) = 1.5
1/5: 45 (9*5C1) of 120, Expected Remaining steps = 1 + 1/9 (0) +
0/5: 44 of 120, Expected Remaining steps =
5/5: 1
1 in 120 of 1 guess (5)
3/5:
1 in 12 of 2 guesses (3, 5)
1 in 12 of 2 guesses (2, 5)
1 in 12 of 3 guesses (2, 3, 5)
3/8
idk why I’m struggling
but
1 guess: 1 in 120
2 guesses = 26 (10 + 10 + 5 + 1) in 120
3 guesses = 40 (10 + 25 + 5) in 120
4 guesses = 40 (15 + 25) in 120
5 guesses = 13 in 120
Where
1 = 1
10 = 10
20 = 10 + 10
45 = 5 + 25 + 15
44 = 1 + 5 + 25 + 13
Now how to update this when the knowledge is not naive
so the odds of getting it in 1 go up from
1/5 x 1/4 x 1/3 x 1/2
to around
2/6 x 2/5 x 2/4 x 2/3 = 2/45?
or in general
n/n+4 x n/n+3 x n/n+2 x n/n+1
supposing a constant knowledge factor of n
Yeah I’m yapping
anyways I was trying to parameterize the distribution of scores as function of a single skill parameter
for unskilled we showed the distribution was
1 : 26 : 40 : 40 : 13 => average 3.317
In reality, the distribution is probably closer to
16 : 204 : 160 : 80 : 13 => 2.725
which matches up with
idk maybe the bayes factor isn’t 2^n (corresponds to 2/3 chance), probably closer to 1.5^n (3/5)
yeah I need to get better at math, this should be simple combinatorics.
@Sketchy I ended up changing the selection process to use llms to select more objective markets (and to require a 5% probability gap between each answer)
@CalibratedNeutral I really want a “you did better than x% of people today”. Bonus points for distribution
@DanzoAlerantos Spoilers! But drag the solar one above the Trump one. If you drag it below it'll snap back.
Predictle is fantastic. Kudos to everyone involved!
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this is awesome!
not sure it's an easy fix, but there's some wonky behavior between platforms. i played first on desktop and got all 5, then on mobile it took two tries, and now on browser it shows something in between, two tries except that my first guess was correct. nbd if it ends up being platform-specific but it's a bit funky

@SG great, it's working now! (when I first checked on desktop after doing it on mobile it was showing some wonky results but after refreshing the page it seems to be correct now)
TALK ABOUT OUR LOAN REDUCTION, I KNOW YOU HEAR US @SG
I’m just joking, I don’t care a ton but a bit of forewarning would’ve been nice
I do like it though. I wonder if it would be more fun NYT Flashback style, where the markets come one at a time and you have to iteratively place them on the timeline/stack (but you get the probs for prior markets).
@Sketchy I like this idea! Trying to parse all the questions at once is a bit of a barrier!
Or if it showed the 5 probabilities listed out, and then you add them one by one to match a probability
@JamesGrugett I like the last idea there because it really helps you build an intuition for what the probability is. The game would be a little different but probably more grounded.
@JamesGrugett Personally I think being given the probabilities would be less fun and imply some precision that might not be there for some markets, but either one sounds like an improvement.
@Eliza Yea that would be great. Any way to see the full market description would be helpful in general, even if it's not there by default to keep things clean.
Right in 1 club, post in here:
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Play at https://manifold.markets/predictle?r=RWxpemE
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BTW I tried yesterday's edition and it took 3 tries. I think I just got lucky on this one.
@marvingardens I had already played it several hours ago before that prediction, which was about my future behavior.

