Saving the Toughest for Last: 50 <sup>th</sup> Completers’ Final U.S. State High Points

Abstract This paper finds that the most difficult U.S. state high point climbs are saved for the end. 50th completers are significantly more likely to save more difficult U.S. state high points for their final high point ascent. There is also some more limited evidence that 50th completers save more distant high points for their final ascent.

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Polish Journal of Sport and Tourism
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2025-12-01
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https://doi.org/10.2478/pjst-2025-0027
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Financial Markets and Investment Strategies
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Saving the Toughest for Last: 50 th Completers’ Final U.S. State High Points

Linus Wilson
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Polish Journal of Sport and Tourism
Financial Markets and Investment Strategies
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Saving the Toughest for Last: 50 th Completers’ Final U.S. State High Points

Linus Wilson
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Abstract This paper finds that the most difficult U.S. state high point climbs are saved for the end. 50th completers are significantly more likely to save more difficult U.S. state high points for their final high point ascent. There is also some more limited evidence that 50th completers save more distant high points for their final ascent.

Polish Journal of Sport and TourismVol. 32(4)
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