What is gamblers fallacy?
When explained very fancy, “gamblers fallacy” is the false belief that random events affect each other and that the outcome of a particular event is more likely to occur because of what happened before. So basically, if you are on a losing streak, you keep betting even more because you figure that at one point or another the streak has to stop and that you will win. This is incorrect because random events like the roll of a dice or the spin of the roulette wheel are not affected by something that has happened in the past. The odds are the same every time. So, if you have flipped a coin 19 times in row and every time it came up “Heads”, the odds will remain the exact same for the 20th toss. You are not more or less likely to toss “Heads” again. What are multi-player games? A multi player-game is a casino game that allows more than one player to participate simultaneously with other players. This is common in table games like Blackjack, Poker, Roulette, Craps and Bingo where you are play
