Its just like people are sure any election where they don't like the outcome was rigged…
Because the alternative is that you are a loser.
Because the alternative is that you are a loser.
These same conversations happen at other places, so doubtful this will happen.Remkar wrote: ↑03 April 2023, 16:59Sorry, but if you're that convinced, maybe just leave?RiggerRabbit wrote: ↑03 April 2023, 14:31 I'm sorry but this site is complete garbage at this point. Of course it's rigged and they want to keep it a secret. Game after game of being given a handicap against me because I'm playing a newer player and it doesn't want to turn them off from playing the game in case they lose. So it just gifts them perfect rolls in order to force them to win. No one should be surprised that this site will cheat for other players. This site lacks skill based matchmaking.
There are plenty of us here that are mathematicians, statisticians, programmers, psychologists, etc., and we've checked things and given plenty of explanations about how these programs work, talked about and analyzed the statistics themselves, and tried to explain how the human mind does not understanding randomness.
Feel free to ignore all of us and take your gaming elsewhere if that suits you best. Either way, I hope you find a place to play and feel less frustrated.
Here is some random bell curves with (I guess 60?) rolls: https://www.zupimages.net/up/22/29/xu8k.jpg . Done with googlesheet random.
I don’t see why a bell curve is expected in Yahtzee where each dice is independent. I would expect it in a two dice game like backgammon or monopoly where the dice are summed.want to be dus wrote: ↑22 October 2024, 00:02 When I follow a game here at BGA - Yahtzee - I can't recognize any normal distribution in the context of a
Gaussian bell, for example