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July 2nd, 2015 at 7:40:20 PM
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What are the odds of throwing six yo's in a roll???????
get second you pig
July 2nd, 2015 at 8:01:26 PM
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in a row? or in a roll? big difference.. one is easy to calc, the other.. not so much.
July 2nd, 2015 at 8:06:26 PM
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If it's "in a row", then the probability is (1/18)^6 = 1/34,012,224.
If it's "in a roll", I will leave it up to someone smarter than I. (me?)
If it's "in a roll", I will leave it up to someone smarter than I. (me?)
July 3rd, 2015 at 2:26:21 AM
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Remember OD, the post AlanM made about seing 18 yo's in a row? I take it you witnessed 6 in a row?
When a rock is thrown into a pack of dogs, the one that yells the loudest is the one who got hit.
July 3rd, 2015 at 3:18:00 AM
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Depends on the sample size....ie: how many total rolls are we talking?
Odds of tossing a coin and getting 2 heads in a row is 1/2^2 if you're only looking at two rolls only. If you're looking at a sample of 100 coin tosses, it's gonna be darn close to 100%. I don't know how to calculate that.
I think MustySally calculated something similar in another recent thread.
Edit: https://wizardofvegas.com/forum/off-topic/general/22564-what-are-the-chances/#post469412
Odds of tossing a coin and getting 2 heads in a row is 1/2^2 if you're only looking at two rolls only. If you're looking at a sample of 100 coin tosses, it's gonna be darn close to 100%. I don't know how to calculate that.
I think MustySally calculated something similar in another recent thread.
Edit: https://wizardofvegas.com/forum/off-topic/general/22564-what-are-the-chances/#post469412
July 3rd, 2015 at 9:16:34 AM
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yes, sorry, I meant in a row.
get second you pig
July 3rd, 2015 at 9:27:14 AM
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exactly for the next 6 rollsQuote: rsactuaryIf it's "in a row", then the probability is (1/18)^6 = 1/34,012,224.
some other roll sizes
1,000,000: 1 in 36.52
100,000: 1 in 360.65
10,000: 1 in 3,603.57
1,000: 1 in 36,192.27
(the run could be more than one time also (2 or more)
added:
average number of rolls to see 6 in a row Yolevens =
18 + 18^2 + 18^3 + 18^4 + 18^5 + 18^6
add it up!
shake it off!
the length of a shooters HANDQuote: rsactuaryIf it's "in a roll", I will leave it up to someone smarter than I. (me?)
not in a roll, a HAND (it has that name looks to be well over hundreds of years,
nows someones wants 2s calls a shooters' HAND somethings else, that IS something else)
each roll is the heartbeat of the game of craps
imo,
a roll is not a collection of rolls including the 1st come out roll and the 7 out roll
i thinks i got it
now
from me excel (a simple 56x56 transition matrix, absorbing kind)
the probability = 1 in 1454.829833 (shooters)
get at least 6 Yolevens in their HAND
in dice rolls that is abouts
12,395.89377
Hmmm
90 rolls per hour
16 hours each day in a casino = 1,440 rolls per day (gives or takes)
times 365 days = 525,600 rolls per year
525,600 / 12,395.89377 = 42 (rdown) times per year this happens at one craps table (gives or takes on average)
should make for a nice side bet i wood (eye wood tiger)
thinks
nows 2s breakfasts
and the funny papers
Sally
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July 4th, 2015 at 10:54:34 AM
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yes, darn close in a relative wayQuote: RS<snip>
Odds of tossing a coin and getting 2 heads in a row is 1/2^2 if you're only looking at two rolls only.
If you're looking at a sample of 100 coin tosses, it's gonna be darn close to 100%.
I don't know how to calculate that.
a simple way for
no such run of 2 using
the Fibonacci numbers (well, just 1 of them)
and subtracting from 1
it would be this
1 - ( Fibonacci[102] / (2^100) )
a = Fibonacci[102] = 927,372,692,193,078,999,176
b = 2^100 = 1,267,650,600,228,229,401,496,703,205,376
1- all that
or
(b-a)/b
1,267,650,599,300,856,709,303,624,206,200 /
1,267,650,600,228,229,401,496,703,205,376
= 0.9999999992684319385593209529824
i get (rounded) to NOT have a run of 2 in 100 flips
1 in 1,366,926,876.53
from Excel
1 in 1,366,926,814 and change
from
http://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=1%2F%28Fibonacci%5B102%5D%2F%282%5E100%29%29
expected # of runs = 12.5
the expected number of flips to see 2 in a row = 2^1 + 2^2 = 6
over/under # of runs (median) = 13
Go Angels
watch out for the Fireworks!
over
and
out
Sally
added:
yes, I WON my OVER bet on the Angels (they scored all the runs in the game)
and the chance for a run of length X table in 100 flips
(a popular school question)
run | success in 100 flips |
---|---|
3 | 0.999738255 |
4 | 0.972715042 |
5 | 0.810109599 |
6 | 0.546093619 |
7 | 0.317520387 |
8 | 0.170207962 |
9 | 0.087558927 |
10 | 0.044137229 |
11 | 0.022029266 |
12 | 0.010941678 |
13 | 0.005421525 |
14 | 0.002683033 |
15 | 0.00132692 |
more to add:
for the probability of either a H or a T run of at least 5 in 100 flips
that = 0.97168967
so 1 in 35.3 will not have any such run
this is a different concept from just a H or just a T run in N flips
yes, excel can do this too
I Heart Vi Hart
July 5th, 2015 at 8:52:10 AM
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wayQuote: ontariodealeryes, sorry, I meant in a row.
easier
if one uses 3 standard dice (d6) than 2 (as in SicBo) and
even with 4 dice
can'ts thinks of a fun 4 dice game right now (except for 4 dice Yahtzee. ugh)
you did mention in another post of seeing 6 in a row at the craps table i thinks i remember
seeing is believing
the record with fair dice is, what, 18 in a row at a craps table?
ask Alan M (does he have double vision at times?)
Sally
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