So is red really a lucky colour, are your more likely to win with certain colours 🤔 🤣.
I think I win more with red, which is weird because my football team plays in blue!
#playing colours?
tulip swan
near light
@uncut widget 🙂
near light
Yes, i agree, you deserve more luck
uncut widget
I get lucky where it doesnt matter and unlucky where it matters
near light
I have no lucky colour, i switch on regular basis.
boreal flax
So is red really a lucky colour, are your more likely to win with certain colou...
What the be the mechanism causing this?
near light
I think in FFA games it can make a difference wich colour you choose, but not due game mechanism, but more due Psychological effect.
The colour red looks more agressive then colour blue in my eyes, same counts for black vs white. White looks more neutral.
graceful trench
What the be the mechanism causing this?
I think it is more like a psychological effect. Maybe opponents will find the red players more cooperative or more reliable ? (Lol after i wrote my comment i read sparky arai’s comment and it is almost the same. It is completely not intended. )
Personally i like playing as green and red if green is not an available color.
twin nymph
Playing based on your opponents color is just total nonsense play. Choosing your color based on perceived luck between colors? 
Just play more games with whatever color makes you feel powerful.
Why care so much?
graceful trench
Playing based on your opponents color is just total nonsense play. Choosing you...
It is not an essential element i think just a minor one ? Like when i see someone with fancy avatars and emotes sometimes i appreciate them more and cooperate with them because i assume that they play risk a lot and maybe they are masters or gm. Of course this is not a general rule but just saying. People sometimes just assume stuff and it affects their behavior.
Unlike novice players who arent familiar with cooperation and mostly just suicide
twin nymph
Not denying its existence. That existence doesn't mean it makes sense.
near light
Not totally related to risk, but i think it explains well with colours do to the human mind.
