Gamglers fallacy = false.

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Sorry, I should have posted this here instead of the MLB forum....

Gamglers fallacy = false.

Here is why. How many times have you started following a system that hits greater than 60% only to land on your face and suffer 30%, 40%, etc.

The only problem is that we just don't know when it will regress. Gamglers fallacy = false, we just don't know when the regressions will happen. What goes up, must come down.

I dare you to challenge my theory. Please discuss.

silentthread · Answer

Sorry, I should have posted this here instead of the MLB forum....

Gamglers fallacy = false.

Here is why. How many times have you started following a system that hits greater than 60% only to land on your face and suffer 30%, 40%, etc.

The only problem is that we just don't know when it will regress. Gamglers fallacy = false, we just don't know when the regressions will happen. What goes up, must come down.

I dare you to challenge my theory. Please discuss.

MONEYMACHINEMAN · Answer

You did not come up with that theory. Gambling is win some, lose some, you just want to win more then you lose. If it was all win all the time everybody would be rich and nobody would need to work in the entire world...

This is not a system or strategy so it should be posted elsewhere!!!!

Gamglers fallacy = false.

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