Quote from: Vod on January 09, 2016, 07:38:30 PM

Quote from: timeflux on January 09, 2016, 07:11:47 AM

But in a nutshell, if you roll a 100 sided die over 300 times and have not yet rolled a 100,
the odds are more favorable that you will roll one soon.

Wow - you know nothing about probability.

If I roll a 100 sided dice 300 times, and never once roll a 100, the chances of me rolling a 100 on the next roll is still 1/100

The chances of my rolling a 100 on any roll is 1 out of 100, no matter how many times the 100 has not come up.

Roll Eyes

I do know about probability, what you are saying though only exists in a perfect vacuum. Dice sites operate more like a deck of cards, where the client seed is your random variable shuffle and the server seed is like the deck, and each roll number being your random draw. I also know about science.
The science behind this is if you test a finite number of rolls on dice sites, the observed data will show otherwise. My experiments have proven an event will likely happen over X amount of rolls. You can try this on any dice-simulator.