I was playing an old RPG for the classic Mac OS recently and it has a casino that lets you gamble for money. One of the games is "dot racing" where you pick on

I was playing an old RPG for the classic Mac OS recently and it has a casino that lets you gamble for money. One of the games is "dot racing" where you pick one of three dots and they race across the screen in random spurts and you win if the one you selected is the winner. I was save scumming so the only real penalty to losing was lost time, but I decided on the strategy of always picking the middle one no matter what happened, because of regret! I found if I was trying to pick the one I hoped would win each time I'd start feeling pangs of regret like "oh, I KNEW I should have picked that one, darn it!" but if I just picked the same one every time then it was out of my hands and I didn't feel the same sting.