Playing dice, poker, or sports gambling have their own pattern, yes you heard it right, they do have a pattern that randomly changes every time, if you guess the next pattern in the next roll or what next card will be given to you, then you could assure yourself that you could win always
This is a feature of randomness, so to speak
The patterns of outcomes you refer to are just as random as any given outcome (provided the latter is truly random, of course). As I understood it, you want to say that a truly random distribution is not the same as a uniform distribution and in that I totally agree with you, it is not
To put it differently, if we didn't know in advance that the outcomes are random, we could be fooled into thinking they are not by looking at these patterns. But since we assume that the outcomes are in fact random, there is no way or possibility that the patterns can be repetitive since otherwise it would violate that assumption
but the problem is that if the gambling sites notices you are winning too much, they are giving you trouble withdrawing your money so you don't have a choice but to use it on gambling and lost it all, that is why every profits should be withdraw as much as possible to avoid this scenario
Is there any evidence to that effect?
