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Flipping
a Coin - How it works
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For
the stability of the coin flip to be normal the total number of Heads
should be equal to the total number of Tails flipped. So that one
of these divided by the total number of throws should be as close
as possible to 1/2. So if the number of heads is more than tails it
is very probable that the next flip will be tails. |
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To
beat the system in a bet on a consequtive coin flip you could simply
take a mental note of each total number of heads and tails and to
have an advantage keep betting on the outcome that has a lower value.
And according to the laws of probability you should win more than
you should lose, especially if the diffeence between the totals is
not small. |
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Because
of the sheer simplicity of flipping a coin, that is the outcome can
only be one of two it is very likely that over a high number of coin
flips the total heads will be comparatively close to the total tails
so it will be difficult to take advantage of. |
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Next
- Rolling Dice |
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