Chance of losing 5 bets in a row is 0.02^5=3.2*10^-9
It happens once every 1/(3.2*10^-9)=312.5 million times
It's wrong .
You always have 2% chance of losing in every bet and it's independent be in a row or not .
If you loss on your first bet , your second bet has got exactly same chance of losing .
No, he's right.
The chance of N independent events all happening is equal to the product of their individual probabilities.
It's precisely *because* the rolls are independent that he can raise 0.02 to the 5th power to get the probability of 5 98% rolls all losing.
I mean you could start betting and it happens after ninth bet & even happens after Ninety-eighth bet again .
It could happen 100 times in two thousand of bets continuously and low possibility doesn't guarantee it couldn't ( or didn't ) happens .
Did you photoshop that? Or create it by editing HTML?
The odds of losing 9 98% bets in a row are 1953 trillion to 1 against. ie. it didn't happen.