Of course you may deceive the system with a trick, but, don't get me wrong, the system's not stupid, they did, and if you get caught on a lie, the punishment will be terrible.
I noticed that all kinds of talk about reducing risks resemble profanation. Life is a risk. When Luck leaves a person, a brick falls on his head in an open field, and when Luck is with him, you can walk on the razor's edge without any fear.
Man is the most effective means of production, and, accordingly, the most risky. Human efficiency is a derivative of the probability function. You can win, you can lose, it's a gamble.
Asceticism is an action that you would rather not do, but you do it because it is insurance against problems that could otherwise become a disaster for you.
We should hope for 38%, and prepare for 62%. At the same time, you should remember that more means less. Most of your training won't come in handy, but it will insure your risks.