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its not like you run it 5 times and you have it
Mathematically, rolling dice 5 times and not getting a 5 is possible, but if you roll 15 times and never roll a five it becomes a statistical anomaly. Every additional roll has a higher chance of getting a 5 than previously because the longer you go without actually getting that 5 starts to become statistically lower than simply getting the 5.
you have an 80% per each run to not receive it, so highly unlikely but still a possibility that you could go not get it on 80 straight runs.
It should not be common for extreme outliers like this to actually happen this often.
Each side of the dice has a equal chance for every roll. this is a different it would be like removing the 5 dice and then giving you a 20% chance that the 5 would be on the dice.