Pacostar Quick Guide

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Frequently Asked Questions

• Why does Paco ask for a lot of permissions?

  NOTE: Paco asks for a lot of permissions because it is a platform. By default, Paco only uses the Internet permission. It uses it in order to confirm your Google account and to talk to the Paco server to retrieve experiments and send responses.

• What is the costars program?

  The COSTARS Program's goal is to provide members with contracts that are competitively priced while delivering increased opportunities for our supplier and member partners. Once awarded a COSTARS contract, COSTARS suppliers have access to a list of nearly 9,000 COSTARS members and contact information.

• How do I Manage my Experiments in Paco?

  Check out http://www.pacoapp.com/ to manage your experiments. This is version 4 with a completely redesigned api and a whole new way of building quantified self or behavioral science experiments. NOTE: Paco asks for a lot of permissions because it is a platform. By default, Paco only uses the Internet permission.

• How do costars members choose suppliers?

  Once awarded a COSTARS contract, COSTARS suppliers have access to a list of nearly 9,000 COSTARS members and contact information. COSTARS members may choose COSTARS suppliers based upon whatever criteria they consider important (e.g. price, geography, quality, etc.), allowing suppliers to “sell quality, not just price.”

• How do you calculate betting odds?

  Calculate odds of winning From the betting odds, you can easily calculate the chance you have of winning. Divide the right number by the sum of the two numbers. In the previous example (10:1), divide 1 by 11 to get 0.09 or a 9 percent chance of winning.

• How to read and calculate sports odds?

  How to Read & Calculate Sports Odds American Odds Explained. When you see -150, +230, or any other three-digit number with a +/- in front of it, you're dealing with American betting odds. Decimal Odds Explained. Of the three types of odds you'll encounter in your betting endeavors, decimal odds are the easiest to work with. Fractional Odds Explained. ...

• What does betting odds stand for?

  Odds on is the term used to describe a bet where you will need to stake more than you will win, In fractional terms this is anything with odds of less than EVS, so 1/2 is odds on. The word 'on' indicates that the odds are reversed. You may hear the expression 2/1 on referring to a selection with odds of 1-2.