I would very much argue the opposite: having a decent game ruined by luck of the draw is the very opposite of fun. It's bad enough when a winning player loses a

I would very much argue the opposite: having a decent game ruined by luck of the draw is the very opposite of fun. It's bad enough when a winning player loses a game by accidentally making a game-ending mistake, having a winning player lose without even making a mistake simply by having the dice/random number generator/whatever saying "no" is awful.