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Today the self-proclaimed Isaac Newton of Hearthstone came into my stream and told me he "invented gravity" by putting quests into every deck and just mulliganing it everytime. He said that way it's like you have a 29 card deck instead of 30 so you always have a better mulligan.
I told him that it was nonsense, but he was super confident about it and said he did the math and I would be to stupid to understand. He also compared it to the Monty Hall problem. Can some math experts please tell me that he's wrong. @Joshua_Gutman
He also was aware of the argument that despite having a slightly better mulligan you still put a useless card into your deck, so he uses e.g. Priest or Shaman quests which sometimes have some value lategame
it's still a 30 card deck after the mulligan though. He'll have the same probability to draw any particular card plus one really bad draw in the quest. It's nonsense math.
Oh that guy dropped by your stream too? What an amazing troll. I love the guy.
You don't need a math genius to understand that it's better to have a chance at having a good card in hand and deciding not to mulligan it than always having a bad card that you always mulligan. Either he's trolling or any attempt at explaining this to him is futile.
it's called humour. 
This is not how math works. Or logic. Or Hearthstone.
https://twitter.com/brandi1984nl/status/1164035900113920000 … Looks like Gallon already closed the case. This guy likes to troll people :)
upstart goblin xd
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