Define "proof"? Can't provide a video or anything (at least not from me..who knows what YouTube may have to offer) but generally speaking, the ability to gamble a griffon's by gambling coronets is common knowledge and has happened to countless people plenty of times.aaabbbccc666 wrote: 1 year ago Man i ask about proof to possibility get one on gambling. Ask many player in many topic "Hwo get on gambling griffon ?" Never noboady can say that.
There's 2 factors playing into it:
- Upgrading to Diadem
- Rolling Unique
The unique roll for gambling is generally a set 1 in 2000 or 0.05% chance, not affected by any magic find or any other such factors.
"Generally" because you do still need to meet the ilvl requirements. Because gambling ilvls are in a range that is based on your own level, the "real" odds for a Diadem rolling unique start a bit lower as your "roll high enough ilvl odds" still matter.
Beyond the unique roll, you need the gambled Coronet to actually roll an upgrade to Diadem which is in itself a variable chance, depending on your char lvl.
Basically, odds of gambling a griffon's = odds of upgrading to Diadem * odds of rolling unique
Theoretically, you can gamble a griffon's from as early as lvl 80 I believe it was though the odds are abysmal because both factors are still reduced (upgrade due to low lvl, unique due to "low ilvl roll = literally can't roll unique"). Come 89, the ilvl would be sufficient to roll unique no matter what, meaning you hit the 1 in 2000 chance for unique and stay at those odds up through 99. The odds of upgrading to a Diadem are still only around 2.2% though, leaving you with real odds of roughly 2.2% * 0.05% = 0.0011% or about 1 in a bit over 90k. As you continue to lvl, the odds of upgrading to a Diadem move up to about 5.5% best-case at lvl 99 which then yields about 5.5% * 0.05% = 0.00275% or roughly 1 in 36k (all rounded).
For "proof" or just general reference, see any drop calc that includes gambling (e.g. maxroll). Or most gambling reference material.
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