Lady Luck vs Matematika: Kebenaran di balik Keberungungan Judi Online

Dalam kebanyakan kasus permainan judi online , orang berpendapat bahwa judi adalah permainan kesempatan itu sebabnya semua taruhan pemenang didasarkan pada wanita beruntung.

Kebanyakan penjudi akan bersikeras bahwa wanita beruntung adalah dewi nasib dan peluang untuk memenangkan permainan. Mereka cenderung percaya bahwa satu stroke dari keberuntungan wanita pada nasib pemain pasti akan membawa kemenangan coretan dan gambar tak berujung ketenaran dan kekayaan.

Namun, konsep lady keberuntungan pada dasarnya didasarkan sepenuhnya pada nasib orang dan bukan pada keterampilan pemain tergantung pada permainan dia adalah tentang bermain.

Tidak heran mengapa orang selalu mengucapkan, "Ada pergi keberuntungan wanita lagi" untuk seseorang yang secara konsisten memenangkan permainan.

Namun, masalahnya terletak pada kenyataan bahwa yang disebut keberuntungan wanita tidak selalu konsisten dari satu hari sampai hari dua atau tiga.

Pada keseluruhan, kebenaran di balik keberuntungan wanita pada dasarnya tergantung pada keberuntungan yang jatuh pada orang yang tepat pada saat itu.

Di sisi lain, ahli matematika berpendapat bahwa mereka dapat memerangi keberuntungan wanita menjadi sudut pandang yang lebih realistis dengan menggunakan angka bukan nasib atau apa bintang mereka memberitahu mereka.

Itulah sebabnya kritikus dari "industri game" lebih suka menyebutnya blackjack, roulettes, dan permainan lainnya di kasino sebagai bagian dari industri game, bukan judi industri karena mereka ingin membiarkan orang-orang percaya bahwa probabilitas menang tidak didasarkan pada peluang atau beberapa jenis wanita keberuntungan tapi pada statistik matematika dari setiap gerakan.
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Kelemahan belakang Lady Luck

Masalah dengan orang-orang mengandalkan keberuntungan wanita mereka untuk tersenyum pada mereka sehingga untuk menangkal setiap nasib buruk adalah bahwa permainan modern cenderung untuk jatuh kembali pada keyakinan takhayul orang yang paling primitif.

Sebagian besar pecundang cenderung percaya bahwa mereka dapat menangkal nasib buruk dengan menggunakan beberapa teknik seperti menyebarkan beberapa garam untuk menangkal elemen buruk yang membawa sial.

Beberapa bahkan berpendapat bahwa warna pakaian menarik wanita keberuntungan untuk datang dan duduk bersama mereka.

Kesimpulan Pembahasan

Pertimbangkan ini; beberapa ahli matematika berpendapat bahwa kemungkinan memiliki atau mendapatkan flush kerajaan adalah 1 di 649.739. Hal ini menunjukkan bahwa jika orang hanya akan mengandalkan untuk wanita beruntung, kemungkinan mereka pasti akan kehilangan lebih dari pemenang.

Intinya: perjudian bukan tentang menang, itu sepenuhnya didasarkan pada kehilangan. Satu-satunya pemenang adalah pemilik kasino yang menyerukan apa yang disebut "keuntungan rumah" dan tidak ada keberuntungan wanita untuk menyelamatkan. jika ingin mencoba permainan judi bola bisa masuk ke website kami

Putting 2016 To Bed and Making New Plans

I love this time of year when the calendar provides a fresh clean slate. Snow falls softly outside my window, the house is quiet, and I am in a reflective mood. I take a look backward at the previous year and evaluate how I spent my time, focus and energy. Then I “archive” it. After putting the past year to bed, I imagine forward into the new year and make note of sparkling new intentions and plans.

You may have noted that I haven’t mentioned the word “resolutions”. For me, that word feels too absolute, confining and final. I like flexibility. I relish the freedom to change my mind about things, and I do change my mind, often. This said, I do like brainstorming, analyzing my options, and setting a course. Without a roadmap, I feel wishy-washy and ineffective. But I need the freedom to detour because I know that if I DON’T WANT to do something, I will procrastinate endlessly, it won’t get done, and I’ll feel crappy about it. On the flip side, when I DO want to do something, I jump in with both feet and get ‘er done. I’ve learned to set my course with intention, then go with the flow.

Here are some questions I like to address this time of year:

What were the highlights of 2009? Create a collage to celebrate and remember. These are the memories you want to carry forward into the new year. Use them as momentum for more.

Lowlights? If this list feels like a dark cloud or is full of disappointments, ceremoniously burn the list after it’s done. You are encouraged to start the new year without this baggage!

Did I accomplish what I intended? If no, why not? Be wary of excuses that hide the truth. For me, excuses usually mean I changed my mind, or didn’t want to do it bad enough. Sometimes it’s because I feared I wouldn’t do it good enough.

What would make me happier? Be concrete and start small: “I want to save money” isn’t nearly as effective as “I will set up an automatic bank transfer from my checking to savings account, every payday, for $100.”

What established habits do I want to keep? Stop?

What do I want to do each and every day for the next 30 days? This time period allows me the opportunity to establish a new habit without feeling confined by it. If I still value this new habit after 30 days, I renew my commitment.

What items do I want to cross off my task list this year?

What would my ideal day look like? Imagine anything is possible. Address every moment: from waking through bedtime, the environment, your relationships, the activities, your emotions.

What news do I want to share in next year’s holiday letter? This is where I address the specific accomplishments I hope to achieve by year’s end. Be specific, and write the letter in present tense, as if it were already true.

Readers, do you make New Year’s Resolutions? Why or why not?

Note: One of my new “each and every day for the next 30 days I will…” commitments is to write for my blog or book every day for at least 20 minutes. Please help me with this endeavor by letting me know (via the comments section or private email) what you’d like me to address. I welcome specific questions.

Want To Be Rich And Happy? Before That You Need To Understand This Things

I’m going to share something with you today that you really need to understand – on a gut level – before you can be rich and happy. Are you ready? Here it is:

Even if you learn ALL there is to know about money (how to make it, save it, invest it), if your relationships with others OR YOURSELF are dysfunctional, you will NEVER reach your full abundance potential.

Years ago, I used to bitch, moan and complain with certain people because it seemed to bring us closer together. Misery likes company, so I sometimes feigned misery so these people would like me. I didn’t want to make anyone feel jealous or envious either, so I talked myself down. It seemed so PC (politically correct).

I learned the hard way that this didn’t do anyone any favors. I curbed this behavior… and I grew wealthy and happy.

I hear from these certain individuals now only when something difficult is occurring in my life. When I’m all smiles and gratitude, I rarely hear a peep from them.

Similarly, a reader suggested that I make some people feel depressed by expressing my satisfaction, gratitude and happiness. He/she said that I should express more humility instead.

Perhaps my blog’s traffic would increase if I discussed the mess my past bookkeeper made of our financial records (and the subsequent late report penalties), the slow down of our construction business during the Great Recession, the exhaustion I feel after two back-to-back colds, or the disturbing mystery behind a missing in-law. We all know that bad news sells. The media is full of tragedy, fear and despair because it works to increase circulation and readership.

But I don’t want to write about bad things, even if it would drive my blog’s traffic to new heights. Sure, bad news sells, but I don’t want to invite that kind of attention. If I focused on hardships, I’d feel like a car wreck on the side of the highway – the type that drivers can’t help but slow down to gawk at (even though we know we’ll get grossed out). I’d be attracting negative thoughts into my mind and people that choose to focus on negativity into my life. No, thanks!

I write to express myself and to share the steps I take to live a fuller, richer, happier life. By doing so, I actively practice my intentions and keep aligned on what is important to me. It brings a higher caliber of relationships into my life, and it gives me the strength to deal with the occasional curve ball thrown my way.

Here are some of the valuable lessons I’ve learned through the University of Hard Knocks:

We become the company we keep. Like attracts like. Be negative and you’ll attract negativity; be positive and you will attract positive relationships into your life.

Limit your exposure to toxic people. We all have them – friends, family or co-workers – that seem hell-bent on bringing us down to their level.  Immunize yourself from their poison by maintaining healthy personal boundaries. Don’t be a martyr, learn to say no. When someone near you behaves badly, don’t engage with them — walk away if you must. Be a positive role model instead. Perhaps you’ll inspire them (when they are personally ready) by modeling a different, healthier attitude.

Envy and jealousy will get you exactly what you don’t want.Acknowledge these feelings, then release them and let go. Compare yourself not to others, but only to your best self.

Don’t be pressured into humility. Definitions of humble include:

• cause to feel shame; hurt the pride of
• low or inferior in station or quality
• marked by meekness or modesty

These definitions don’t fit with a healthy, positive self-esteem, do they?

Choose to use different language. The language you use directs your actions and therefore the path your life takes.

• Avoid three dirty little words: try, can’t, and but.
• When someone asks, “how are you?” don’t whine back, “I stepped in dog puke getting out of bed this morning, then I burned my toast, and now I gotta suffer through a dentist appointment…”. Instead, respond with something that is joyfully perfect in your world like, “I just had thee bestgrilled cheese sandwich for lunch!”

Limit your exposure to mass media. Pull the plug on bad news. Be selective – record uplifting, humorous and educational programs and keep the boob-tube turned off otherwise. I don’t know who was murdered, what poor child was abducted and from where, and who blew up how many people today, and you know what? I don’t want to know!

Focus on the bright side of life. I promise – there is always a bright side! What you think about is what you will get. Practice this skill by keeping a gratitude journal.

Stop looking in the rear view mirror. Live your life from this day forward.