An article in The Economist, no less, reports that the most likely result when you throw two dice is ... wait for it ... seven.
When you roll two dice you have a greater chance of getting seven than any other number. In fact you have a one in six chance. (Or possibly seven; Husband told me and i don't recall exactly.)
Discussing this, and why such a report should be in The Economist, we concluded that it is Boris Johnson's latest financial strategy to get us out of economic peril.
'Don't worry if you don't have a job. Just hit the casino and bet all your money on seven and you'll be fine.'
3 comments:
I'm heading straight for the casino right now! Baby needs a new pair of shoes!
Six out of 36, so a 1 in 6 chance, Liz. Husband is right.
I don’t gamble but nice to know. Lol.
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