Legal method of infinite caps

[Phantom]

I didn't realise they put gambling tables in where you can pick, but at whitesprings you can buy a dice table

the table when you interact with it allows you to bet 50 caps on any dice roll

you select 7 (1/6 2/5 3/4) comes up almost 16% of the time

completely legitimate completely legal infinite caps

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yjVK_jJ_Bks

[fredingue]

your point is correct but...

they invented statistic to mesure this.

so, at the end of the long day, on 100 rolls, you should have results according to "the norma".

...so said the guy who could roll a series of ten 6 on 1D6 :p

[Wack-A-Mole MLRS]

Originally posted by insert food here:

I can get caps right now as i am out and about getting XP from events and the like. My vendors give me lots of caps while i am doing other things.

I'm sure this is great for some like new players, but sitting at the thing slowly earning caps bit by bit sounds like torture to me. Think i will pass.

Yep and no one brings you free drinks. Where's my Free Cocktail's, no water ice and a twist of nukacola. And where do I check my Mole Fur coat. Most likely have a million Moles running their generators...

[Phantom]

Originally posted by Calistrasza:

To me, RNG is RNG. Each roll has the same percentage chance of landing on any of those 12 numbers. More rolls doesn't increase your odds because it's programmed into the game. In real life, maybe it would increase the odds of landing on a specific number because of the math. But in a game? You have the same chance of landing on 7 every roll as you do landing on any other number, simply because it's coded that way.

I wouldn't call it an "infinite" source of caps. Sometimes you get lucky. Sometimes you don't. That's all there is to it, imo.

IF this existed in the real world, almost everyone who did this would be rich without fail... the odds on return are so absurdly good

its literally 16.6% odds to land on 7 which is a gain of 16 caps on average for every 50 you spend

in 1000 rolls of this you would get 166 statistically as winners

1000 x 50 = 50,000
you would win
166 x 500 = 83,000

you would gain 23,000...

this rate of return you would have to be incredibly, incredibly, incredibly unlucky over any larger rate of number to go broke on...

sure on 1 roll your odds of winning isn't there, but on 10 it is, on 100 absolutely, on 1000 almost as a statistical certainty, on 10,000 its beyond unimaginable you are not ahead, on 100,000 the heat death of the universe level of numbers against you winning

but you aren't doing a coin flip

you are doing a dice roll each die has an equal chance to land 1-6

so 2-12 are possible

BUT only 1/6 + 1/6 can make a 2 or 12... since they are duplicates you have 1 way to make that happen only one combination on both dice gives you that number

7 has 1/6+6/6 or 2/6+5/6 or 3/6+4/6... and sinc

and with 2 dice the number 7 has the most possible combinations

[Wack-A-Mole MLRS]

With my luck I would start with 40,000 caps and on my first roll I would be the only player in the game that hit all Bankrupt icons and Sal would come over and slap me.