TTman wrote:How are the dice random when according to the dice analyser you throw an equal number of each dice, surely if they were random they wouldn't be equal?
Hey TTman consider this,
. . . If you are really not convinced that the dice are random, then consider doing an experiment like the one I am about to describe, then post the results. First go to random.org and throw one die, record the result. Then do it again, record the result. Now do it until you have 6 throws of dice recorded. What were your results? Did you get a 1 then a 2 then a 3 then a 4 ect. or did you get a duplicate. Now repeat this set of 6 trails 9 more times until you have thrown the dice a total of 60 times, recording the result from each throw. In any individual set of six throws, you will probably not very often find one of each number, but over time as the number of trials increases you may or may not find that after 60 trails each die gets approximately 1/6 of the rolls, or around 10 each. So randomness then, is the likely-hood that you get almost even results over a large number of throws (or trials).
. . . If after all this you still believe that the dice are not random, then that is fantastic for you, because if it is not random then their must be a pattern, so all you have to do is figure out the pattern and you will probably win almost every game. So good luck to you, and if you want to perform some experiments, or can find someone who will, post the results so we can all see if the dice are random, or if there is a pattern somewhere out there. Good luck TTman!