Unless you're a fictional character. Or possibly Mike "Bad Player" Flores:

There is an episode of Seinfeld where George—a lifelong screw up—decides to do the opposite of his natural instincts and impulses at every turn. He has a great day, lands his job at the Yankees, etc.

I was a superb Onslaught drafter, but there was probably a reason my buddy Scott had a dim confidence in my game play. So I decided to draft normally but pull a George and do the opposite of everything I was inclined to in game.

The result was a Day 2 with a terrible Sealed deck and 3-0 / 6-0 in my first draft. I needed 2-1 for Top 8.

The "Even Steven" part is that at that point I was so full of myself I forgot to do the opposite of what I wanted to do and made about three important mistakes... Exactly enough to land myself one point out of Top 8 at Grand Prix Boston (Kibler won).