Cause with 1 and 2 you have less chance of missing a number randomly.
But with 1 2 3 you could and do get two numbers more often then the 3rd. Statisically if the world worked 100% of the time you would roll all three numbers before rolling the same number twice.
Here are the numbers I got:
2,2,3,2,3,1, 2,3,3,1,2,3,2,2,2,3
How come luck ran out on the 1? Is there something about it being on odd number????
This happened almost consistently for two hours with an occasional two 1's in a roll.
I was wondering if there is some mathatical theory to this?
Also I tried it on a different day and 3 was the least number rolled
2007-07-04
19:35:55
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Peggy Pirate
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