The closer they got to the "finish line," the lower the odds became. If only two people remained at the end, the one with the higher chance of winning might have odds below 0.5, while the one with the lower chance would not exceed 0.8.
No matter how the Gambling Dogs analyzed betting strategies or observed the contestants' conditions, Lin Qi still made a huge profit in the end.
So to him, it didn't matter who won.
The girl named Alice still had the most bets placed on her.
"Have you encountered any problems during operations?" Lin Qi asked as he constantly switched between camera feeds through the control console.
The head of the Organizing Committee immediately began discussing the problems they had discovered recently. "Yes, and there are quite a lot of them."
"First, although our cameras are very good, they aren't well suited to this humid environment."
"Some cameras broke down because water got inside, while others were damaged by small animals. Even seabirds peck at the cameras."
The reason seabirds pecked at the cameras was that the lenses reflected light, which strongly attracted certain birds.
Crows, for example, were among the most common.
Crows liked collecting shiny objects. It was common to find coins or shards of glass in their nests.
Some seabirds were also very interested in reflective objects. They would approach the glinting lenses in their own birdlike way—by pecking at them.
This could damage the lenses' alignment or even shatter some of them.
Besides that, some of the lower cameras were also damaged by animals.
Humans might not be able to detect the sound of the aperture zooming at all, but to animals in the wild, the sound was extremely clear.
Driven by curiosity, the animals quickly destroyed the cameras.
"Other than the cameras,