(March 13, 2016 at 3:01 pm)robvalue Wrote: Sometimes it's better to go against the odds?
By definition that's not true, unless you are trying to lose. But I'll leave you to your unorthodox strategies.
And yes, it's an exact probability model. All you need to execute it is a random number generator like a die yourself, and it will be accurate.
Of course it doesn't predict the future, because it's probability.
Again, you're playing the game only once. The 2/3 chance is insignificant to say the least. You seem to be dogmatically opposed to the idea that someone might not want to take them. That's your problem, not mine. But do mind your own business as far as personal choices are involved. I might as well tell you I'll go against the odds in a 99/100 scenario - how does it concern you, exactly?
