The 'draw' option in polls on the forum

[candyslim]

I know it's not a big deal but I'd just like to see it called "too close to call" if that's what people mean by picking draw. Can't be much of a technical challenge to change it i wouldn't have thought.

[jamamb]

my thought was that if someone is undecided they wont vote yet. ive never voted draw thinking it means im not sure, draw as the actual result is ususlly so unlikely compared to a win that i never pick it anyway though

[candyslim]

That's how I see it except that I would vote undecided if I was. It's a valid answer whereas if you abstain from voting it doesn't show that you consider it a highly competitive match, or even whether you give a sh1t about it.

Edit: I mean if "undecided" or "too close to call" were an option, I'd vote that.

[ValMar]

That's how I see it except that I would vote undecided if I was. It's a valid answer whereas if you abstain from voting it doesn't show that you consider it a highly competitive match, or even whether you give a sh1t about it.

Edit: I mean if "undecided" or "too close to call" were an option, I'd vote that.

The perfect example (undecided / too close to call) - Wilder vs. Ortiz.
This is my personal opinion, of course.

[candyslim]

That's right, although the crazy thing is, I can imagine it being an easy win for either man or I can imagine it being a war. This one is so very hard to predict and that's what makes it a fantastic match-up. Only 5 days to go!

[ValMar]

That's right, although the crazy thing is, I can imagine it being an easy win for either man or I can imagine it being a war. This one is so very hard to predict and that's what makes it a fantastic match-up. Only 5 days to go!

Yes !
I am already nervous.
I can not wait............