Dumb Luck? - good call, or did it just turn out well?
Describe one everyday call - your own, a friend's or relative's, or a contestant's on a show - write one to six notes on what was known or done before it, and say whether it went well or badly. Free in the browser: a scratch-off ticket with four factors (information, time, options, odds) you can score by hand, a what-if flip of the outcome, and SVG and PNG downloads. One metered task scores each factor 0 to 3 from your notes with the note behind it quoted, adds the total (sound at 7 of 12), crosses it with the outcome for a verdict - good call, dumb luck, bad beat or own goal - and names the weakest factor with one habit for next time; the page re-checks every step. Calls about harm, health, crime or money at stake are declined. Built on @pmprompt/thinking-in-bets.
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