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CasualGuy 09/01/18 9:02:57 PM #1: |
Why isn't the probability equal for each space?
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DK9292 09/01/18 9:04:02 PM #2: |
*Jeff Goldblum voice* Chaos theory
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fuzzylittlbunny 09/01/18 9:05:27 PM #4: |
The only thing I can think of is because of the "Go directly to jail/place cards, which can place players behind certain locations, allowing them to be passed multiple times on the same run.
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Dragonblade01 09/01/18 9:09:32 PM #5: |
Iirc, it's because not all dice rolls are created equal. For example, there's only one way to roll a two or a three, but there's two ways to roll a four, etc. This means that certain rolls are more common than others. Over time, this means you're more likely to end up in certain areas of the board overall.
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MrNintendo1213 09/01/18 9:10:42 PM #6: |
Because dice.
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Jeff AKA Snoopy 09/01/18 9:14:01 PM #7: |
Not every property has a card that sends a player to it.
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