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It would be if you were looking for a perfect model of said die toss unless you are looking at it strictly from a purely theoretical and not actual physical die
by lost_tourist 3y ago
It would be if you were looking for a perfect model of said die toss unless you are looking at it strictly from a purely theoretical and not actual physical die.
- pixl97 3y agoI believe in this scenario there are 2 different measures occurring. They do not seem to be playing a single dice roll, but many dice rolls. In that case you don't need a perfect simulation, but instead a good enough simulation to beat the house. Of course that's just more probability.