The Perfect Bet: How Science and Math Are Taking the Luck Out of Gambling

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The Perfect Bet: How Science and Math Are Taking the Luck Out of Gambling

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This product had a total of 83 reviews as of our last analysis date on Feb 29 2020.

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Kucharski does an excellent job of explaining how people have found these strategies using probability data to identify deviations from randomness e

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A poorly crafted roulette wheel and inaccurate odds that can be played for financial gain

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The author details many schemes dating back over 100 years

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Mathematician and statistical genius karl pearson was studying roulette wheel randomness and determined that the spin data was suspicious because there were not enough “runs” of a color e

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There are many more stories of systems and the people who discovered them

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Then if you do find a system for winning the casinos or other venues will lawfully ban you from gambling as edward thorp the “father of card counting” in the early 1960s was banned from las vegas blackjack tables and resorted to wearing disguises to sneak in

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One of the aspects of machine learning

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The downside of being wideranging and comparatively short — 240 pages of largeish printis limited depth of content and perhaps no clear takeaway messages

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