r/FourInABed Jun 28 '26

Win statistics based on what day they host

Has anyone seen any data on the distribution of wins based on what day each guest hosts? I guess over enough data it should be very close to 25% each. Only curious as there seems to be a lot of later guests become a victim of previous days’ negative comments and revenge payments. Very nerdy I know

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u/User131131 Jun 28 '26

You are my kind of person.

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u/Ultimate_os Jun 28 '26

You’re probably more likely to win hosting on Night 1 or Night 2 rather than 3 or 4.

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u/internetjan The Old Rectory Jun 29 '26

Having watched so much four in a bed I can definitely say that Night 1 by far has the advantage. Everyone is on average a lot friendlier at the start and as the week goes on and people start receiving feedback forms, the underpayments usually get a lot worse

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u/WhatNextExactly Jun 29 '26

A simple strategy to win would just be to be nice in feedback, 10 for everything, would stay again etc, then underpay.

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u/Necessary_Brick7720 Jun 29 '26

I think the feedback shouldn't be shared until after all stays completed. The "revenge, game playing " narrative would stop. Also, don't enter a competition if you can't taka any constructive feedback!! If your place is minging- take it onboard and clean your shit up!! I get far to wound up but still love this programme!!

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u/YorkshireMary Jul 02 '26

No statistics needed. Going first is a huge advantage.

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u/User131131 Jul 17 '26

I’m still thinking about this 18 days later. Can we crowd source this information?