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==Mechanics==
==Mechanics==
At the beginning of the minigame, the Big Chomp is always assigned a multiplier of 2×, while the Little Chomp is equally likely to be assigned a multiplier of 4×, 8×, 16×, 32×, or 64×. The probability that the Little Chomp finishes its cake first depends entirely on the multiplier assigned to it; the moods of each Chain Chomp do not affect their likelihood of winning.<ref name=jengerer1>[http://www.jengerer.com/big-chomp-and-little-chomp/ Blog post detailing reverse engineering of the mini-game]</ref>
At the beginning of the minigame, the Big Chomp is always assigned a multiplier of 2×, while the Little Chomp is equally likely to be assigned a multiplier of 4×, 8×, 16×, 32×, or 64×. The probability that the Little Chomp finishes its cake first depends entirely on the multiplier assigned to it; the moods of each Chain Chomp do not affect their likelihood of winning.<ref name=jengerer1>[https://web.archive.org/web/20220315133129/https://www.jengerer.com/big-chomp-and-little-chomp/ Blog post detailing reverse engineering of the mini-game]</ref>


At a fixed interval, one of the two Chain Chomps takes a bite of the cake. Below are the probabilities of either Chain Chomp taking a bite of their cake during an interval, based on the multiplier assigned to the Little Chomp:
At a fixed interval, one of the two Chain Chomps takes a bite of the cake. Below are the probabilities of either Chain Chomp taking a bite of their cake during an interval, based on the multiplier assigned to the Little Chomp:
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During the same interval, the Chain Chomp that took a bite has a 40% chance to take a second bite. The first Chomp to take six or more bites wins.<ref name=jengerer1/>
During the same interval, the Chain Chomp that took a bite has a 40% chance to take a second bite. The first Chomp to take six or more bites wins.<ref name=jengerer1/>


This means that the overall probabilities that either Chain Chomp finishes its cake first are as follows, based on the multiplier assigned to the Little Chomp:<ref>[http://www.jengerer.com/meet-the-chomps-part-ii/ More precise calculation of overall probability]</ref>  
This means that the overall probabilities that either Chain Chomp finishes its cake first are as follows, based on the multiplier assigned to the Little Chomp:<ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20220315133124/http://www.jengerer.com/meet-the-chomps-part-ii/ More precise calculation of overall probability]</ref>  


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