alt Hacker NewsI know that. I was going back and forth between two squares rolling 3 every time for a statistically improbable number of times. I could have chosen a different move but after going A to B to A and rolling 3 AGAIN I was more interested in seeing if that was a fluke or if it was something else happening.
Being able to do that 20+ times makes it really improbable the rolls were truly random numbers hence my question.
> I was going back and forth between two squares rolling 3 every time for a statistically improbable number of times.
For a fair single die, every possible sequence of a given length is equally (im)probable. We tend to notice the ones that are particularly convenient or inconvenient, but they are exactly as likely as any of the less memorable ones.