You see this all the timeโฆ
Roulette:
โLoads of redsโฆ next one has to be black.โ
Football:
โBeen loads of unders latelyโฆ over 2.5 is due.โ
No. It isnโt.
The wheel doesnโt remember.
The game doesnโt owe you goals.
Every spin. Every match. Independent.
But I reckon 80% of people still think like thisโฆ and itโs exactly why the bookies & casinos clean up.
Itโs called the gamblerโs fallacy โ and once you see it, you canโt unsee it.
Drives me mad ๐
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