Unluckiest Steam Gifter

Gifts Won
40
Estimated Wins
62.66

Gifts Won: 6

Estimated Wins: 5.50

Difference: 0.50

Entries: 2,451

Gifts Won:: 85

Estimated Wins:: 79.16

Total:: -5.84

Gifts Won0
Estimated Wins2.22

34.80 Estimated wins

34 wins

Pretty accurate.

Me :(

Gifts Won
2
Estimated Wins
6.33

— 4.4 :D

I'm on it:
Giveaways Entered: 2,393
Gifts Won: 5
Estimated Wins: 5.00

I's statistically even.

won 10 estimated 9.14 :p difference 0.86

Let's see:
43.06 - 30 = 13.06
But, damn, someone has higher. I don't feel special anymore! T.T

Giveaways Entered:1,220

Estimated Wins: 2.58

Gifts Won: 0

Estimated Wins: 14.96

Actual Wins: 15

Difference: -0.04

2,951
11
10.49

Giveaways Entered 3,745

Gifts Won 40

Estimated Wins 26.00

Shouldn't the luckiest/unluckiest be normalized relative to estimated number of wins? Someone that's expected to win 10 but only won 1 is unluckier than someone expected to win 1,000 that actually won 990. I propose the following:
Take ((estimated wins) - (actual wins)) / (estimated wins))
The issue with this is that everyone with 0 wins is then on equal footing. Not sure of the best way to handle that.

Estimated Wins: 14.36
Wins: 5
Difference: 9.36
I've been pretty unlucky. Worst luck, I have been a part of a public giveaway that only had 2 entries, and I still lost.

Estimated wins - 0.9
Giveaways entered 655
Difference is 0.9.
The sad thing is that 90% of the giveaways I enter, is for 1 game, called the ship. And I've entered over 500 of the ship giveaways. Still haven't gotten the ship...

Can we rather have percentual offset from estimated to real?

I would be a potential winner/looser(?) then

I'm not sure whether be glad that this isn't a new thread, or to call this a necro.

estimated win 4.16 actual win is 1 :(

Giveaways Entered - 4,247
Gifts Won - 12
Estimated Wins - 10.69
Difference - +2.69
Not bad :D

-11 :(

Giveaways Entered: 350

Gifts Won: 25

Estimated Wins: 21.55

Gifts Won: 147
Estimated Wins: 147.12
Difference: 0.12
Entries: 4,187

Quite accurate :>