Is it possible to calculate the probability result of 3d turntable?

There is a simple game called roulette. Taking chances is equivalent to turning roulette into dice. The rule is that players can bet any number of 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6, and they can bet different chips on different numbers at the same time. The dealer rolled three dice. If the player's number appears in 1, 2 or 3 dice, he will win 1 times, 2 times and 3 times the bet chips accordingly, and win back his own chips, otherwise he will lose your bet chips.

In this game, the expected loss per chip of the player can be calculated, that is,-17/2 16 chips. . "Expectation", you know, as long as you play indefinitely, on average, you will lose 17/2 16 chips for every chip you bet. The expected loss of roulette is far greater than this. As long as someone keeps coming to the casino to play, it is equivalent to someone gambling indefinitely and losing money. Casinos don't lose money.

As long as the casino can keep going, there is no need to move.

But those small casinos that have been closed for a while are not necessarily the same. The total number of players is too small, so the theorem of large numbers is not valid here.

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