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Have you ever—no, how many times—made a choice based on those neatly arranged green and red dots on the screen and felt like it was a very structured game? Sometimes it's 11, sometimes it's 21, sometimes it's 22, and sometimes it's a flat, terrifying color. And you call it a bridge. So, have you ever wondered if luck

truly exists in gambling ? And why do people tend to believe in the concept of "luck" in gambling? And now, welcome back to Radio Time, everyone! Today we're going to watch a rather interesting video titled " Should you believe in lottery numbers or not?". First of all, let's not discuss whether believing in demand is

actually right or not. Let's come to a proposition that I myself have formulated. Let's say, for example, that today you accidentally joined an online gambling site . You choose a game called Tieu Sai. At first glance, you won't understand anything. You can only see two doors. That's either a troop or a stride. With a

50/50 probability, if you had to predict one outcome right now, which one would you choose? Obviously, it will be very difficult for you to make the right choice, won't it? [Music] Why is that? Because it's clearly random right now. Is that right? You have absolutely no data or basis to make a decision other than that's how I feel about

it. I think it will turn out this way, I think it will turn out that way. It's entirely a matter of luck. So, if after 5 to 10 rounds you've made the right choice, what would you think? You might think, " Oh my god, what a stroke of luck!" But what would you think if, after 5 to 10 games, you were losing badly? You will

exclaim, "Oh, the fabric is so black!" So, obviously, in this situation, whether you win or lose, what would you be thinking? You will still assume that the game is all about luck. If we're lucky, we'll guess correctly; if we're unlucky, we'll guess wrong. Do you agree? Unless you've watched Stephen Chow's movies for