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the un-intuitive part is that the odds supposedly flip in your favor just by alternating 2 games with negative odds.
by SonicSoul 14y ago
the un-intuitive part is that the odds supposedly flip in your favor just by alternating 2 games with negative odds.
- ErrantX 14y agoI'm not so sure; when you read the description for Game B it should be clear that it's odds rely on your balance, an external factor. As that is something that can be manipulated then it isn't a major leap, I think, to the idea that combinations of the two games would produce different outcomes - and that some outcomes would be positive. Whilst fun; I rather preferred the latter part of the post - it reminded me of a brilliant book I had as a kid with many such puzzles in it :)