Will Heath Ledger rise from the dead on Sunday, February 10, 2008?

scam question.

I disagree. This is a valid question. There is also a question about Jesus Christ rising from the dead that has been mentioned in several of the Hubdub media stories, and mentioned on the major network news programs.

I'm not advocating that players start posting stories about deceased celebrities rising from the dead, but I think that this is a valid question.

= )

The Jesus Christ question started with 1% for a ressurection within this year. Heath started with more than 80% for this single day ? So yes, this question is totally *beep*
*flagged*

Oh, good point.

I think some of you need to invest your Hubdub "dollars" in a sense of humor.

What's funny about this? You're practically cheating to get more hubdub dollars. That's not funny. That's just very, very sad.

But the person who creates the question can't really benefit, well at least not to the same degree as those who choose to wager on it.

90% chance of rising from the dead.
Questions like this are only used as a bank for the rich and have the potential for seriously altering the results of the game.

OMG, this wasn't voided ? Hahahahaha, hell do those guys know how easy they make it to cheat this way ?

Wow you guys all take this waaaay too seriously. You realize this isn't real money, right? And how an I cheating? I can't even wager on my own question for 12 hours?

...at which point in any rational universe the line would shift to 99% "NO."

Need to add an edit function to comments here.

totally agree that this needed to be voided! (although I would have earned easy Hub$)

jbolli;
Are you unable to acknowledge the points made or respond to the questions posed in these comments rationally?

I think I can speak for the rest of us when I assure you that we do not take you "waaaay too serious".

In fact we don't take you seriously at all.

thought you should know.

Fairly sure I responded to all the points made, Mork. If you haven't noticed, the BETS ultimately determine the odds here, not the question maker. I'd go so far as to say the original line is nearly irrelevant, in a complete free-market system.

The larger issue, of course, is whether this site will continue to be interesting a few months from now, will it continue to allow humorous, creative, offbeat questions, or will it devolve into nothing but "will (insert country)'s stock market rise today" or "will (home team) win tonight" wagers.

This is a beta Mork. The boundaries need to be pushed now.