Yahtzee Challenge Insights and Reactions

Brady Haran thanks viewers for watching his previous video about rolling a one-roll Yahtzee. He shares viewer-submitted videos of their own Yahtzee attempts, highlighting the time and number of rolls it took them. Brady particularly focuses on attempts by viewers named Richard, showcasing their excitement upon achieving a Yahtzee. He concludes by inviting more submissions and provides an email address for viewers to send their videos.

What was the main feedback Brady Haran received about his previous Yahtzee video?

• It was too complicated.

• It lacked enthusiasm.

• It was not entertaining.

• It was too short.

How long did it take David to achieve a one-roll Yahtzee?

• 328 attempts

• 1 hour and 44 minutes

• 2 hours and 30 minutes

• 25 minutes

What was unique about Daimo do Costa's Yahtzee attempt?

• He rolled all twos.

• He did it in silence.

• He achieved it in 328 attempts.

• He was watched by a pet cat.

Which number did Miranda Richards roll for her Yahtzee?

• All fives

• All fours

• All threes

• All twos

What odds did Brady Haran mention for rolling a Yahtzee in one roll?

• 1 in 328

• 1 in 1,296

• 1 in 2,500

• 1 in 1,000

How many rolls did it take Richard Moyer to achieve a Yahtzee?

• 1,296 rolls

• 1,743 rolls

• 2,500 rolls

• 328 rolls

What was Richard Moyer's reaction after achieving a Yahtzee?

• He was silent.

• He was disappointed.

• He was confused.

• He was excited and used strong language.

What was the common factor among the last two Yahtzee attempts shown by Brady Haran?

• Both were done in silence.

• Both were by people named Richard.

• Both were done in Canada.

• Both took less than 30 minutes.

What did Brady Haran encourage viewers to do at the end of the video?

• Watch more videos.

• Try the Yahtzee challenge and send in their videos.

• Subscribe to his channel.

• Comment on the video.

Where can viewers find the link to Brady Haran's original Yahtzee video?

• In the video description.

• In the video title.

• On the screen using annotations.

• In the comments section.