Yep its more interesting then I first thought. I recorded my last roll details and I'll try going through till the final result so I understand better. Some clever statistician could model this and group results to reflect the probability in outcomes.
There's no clever stats involved. The probability of any number is 10000:1 except 00000 and 10000 which are each 20000:1 chances.
Reminds me of another topic, would you teach your child gambling? Yes I would teach my child maths because its better to know lifes risks then fear the possibilities :p
My maths teacher taught me gambling (out of the classroom) when I was doing
A Level pure and applied mathematics many years ago.
The issue is we need to know what's inside the free thing,
You would know if you took the 30 seconds required to read understand the provably fair tab.
small free white powder package at the airport checkpoint
Thats a bad analogy, strawman fallacy or something.
Absolutely. There is no risk involved in taking a free roll. You can only win.