Remember: Odds are counted, and a wheel with one winning slot in ten favours its keeper.
Questions
1
At which wheel does the stall keep coins?
💯A hundred spins: a hundred in, sixty out📤Ten spins: ten coins in, twelve out⚖️Ten spins: ten coins in, ten out
2
Which one is not true?
📈Over many turns, results settle toward the odds🎡One gold slot in ten is one chance in ten💸A game like that is a way to get money
3
Which one is not true about odds?
🏠The house keeps some of every coin on average🎡One gold slot in ten is one chance in ten🔮A win now makes the next win more likely
4
Which one is true about odds?
🏠The house keeps some of every coin on average💸A game like that is a way to get money📉More spins make the stall keep less
5
Which wheel would leave the stall with nothing kept?
🔟Ten spins: ten coins in, six outFive spins: five coins in, four out⚖️Ten spins: ten coins in, ten out
6
Which one is not true about odds?
🍀A short lucky run means the odds changed🏠The house keeps some of every coin on average🎡One gold slot in ten is one chance in ten
7
Which one is true about odds?
📉More spins make the stall keep less🧮Odds can be counted🔮A win now makes the next win more likely
8
Does the stall keep coins: Twenty spins: twenty in, twelve out
TrueFalse
9
Which wheel would leave the stall with nothing kept?
📤Ten spins: ten coins in, twelve outTwenty spins: twenty in, twelve outFive spins: five coins in, four out
10
🔟Does the stall keep coins: Ten spins: ten coins in, six out
TrueFalse
11
🎡True or false: One gold slot in ten is one chance in ten
TrueFalse
12
Which one is not true?
🎡One gold slot in ten is one chance in ten📉More spins make the stall keep less🧮Odds can be counted
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