The More You Try, The Luckier You Will Be!

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  • @RealBrodyRussell
    @RealBrodyRussell 13 днів тому +109147

    Breaking Bad ❌
    Breaking Even ✅

    • @grshift
      @grshift 12 днів тому +260

      Dont forget to BE before it Hits TP 🗣🔥

    • @goradilla
      @goradilla 12 днів тому +85

      @@grshift youre gon get liquidated

    • @MarexKai
      @MarexKai 12 днів тому +49

      I'm screaming 😂😭☠️

    • @MarkSanteria
      @MarkSanteria 11 днів тому +10

      HAHAHAHAHAHAHA

    • @woodytil2474
      @woodytil2474 11 днів тому +11

      hahaha perfect joke

  • @solbefvgb
    @solbefvgb 15 днів тому +124005

    Walter white if he studied economics insted of chemistry 😂.

    • @pranavpiro1896
      @pranavpiro1896 15 днів тому +301

      True

    • @onlyonemaverick
      @onlyonemaverick 14 днів тому +681

      This is maths you dud 😂

    • @solbefvgb
      @solbefvgb 14 днів тому +472

      @@onlyonemaverick jesse it's just basic math 😂

    • @marktank6675
      @marktank6675 14 днів тому +393

      @@onlyonemaverickeconomics deals heavily in math such as probability and statistics you dud

    • @spiderman-wh3vl
      @spiderman-wh3vl 14 днів тому +147

      ​@@onlyonemaverickactually statistics

  • @snekksuperior
    @snekksuperior 9 днів тому +16203

    He literally explained why you shouldn't gamble. On average, when you gamble you lose money. The more you gamble, the more you'll lose.

    • @NotAProducer888
      @NotAProducer888 8 днів тому +153

      Isn't 60% winning odds?

    • @spookydoughy
      @spookydoughy 8 днів тому +593

      @@NotAProducer888yes but he said that the more you gamble the worse your odds are

    • @Arad-u1q
      @Arad-u1q 8 днів тому

      ​@@spookydoughyi never heard him say the winning chance was 60 percent but if that was the case then your the idiot.

    • @Lord_Reeves
      @Lord_Reeves 8 днів тому +223

      ​@@spookydoughySo if I gamble a really big amount only a few times I have a better change of winning?😮😮😮

    • @spookydoughy
      @spookydoughy 8 днів тому +40

      @@Lord_Reeves idk im not the guy in the video, i only relayed whatever he said

  • @ItachiUchiha-w1y1w
    @ItachiUchiha-w1y1w 13 днів тому +36232

    And thats how he started giving out 99.2% purity

    • @retxzcd2486
      @retxzcd2486 13 днів тому +111

      91% to be exact

    • @obiotwastaken
      @obiotwastaken 13 днів тому

      ​@@retxzcd2486 No 99.1%

    • @flitsplik5750
      @flitsplik5750 13 днів тому +67

      actully that was jessy

    • @Pewpewdiebye
      @Pewpewdiebye 13 днів тому

      @@retxzcd2486go do your homework

    • @vernie7882
      @vernie7882 13 днів тому

      @@flitsplik5750Jesse's was 96%. WW' was 99.1%. smh

  • @p.d3450
    @p.d3450 14 днів тому +84158

    Meth ❌
    Math ✅

  • @CubeTech3421
    @CubeTech3421 9 днів тому +3890

    I FINALLY GET TO BE THE MOVIE PERSON: “Jerry and Marge go large”

    • @pedrincks7404
      @pedrincks7404 8 днів тому +47

      Thank you man, you'r not the hero we wanted but the hero we needed

    • @Actual-ux7ct
      @Actual-ux7ct 7 днів тому +5

      @@pedrincks7404 fr i def needed that

    • @NuanceMeta
      @NuanceMeta 7 днів тому +3

      Was looking and you delivered king

    • @natetheshocker7547
      @natetheshocker7547 7 днів тому +7

      I thought this was called "Breaking Bank"

    • @JimmyNeutron-vc5km
      @JimmyNeutron-vc5km 7 днів тому +2

      Goated movie

  • @miamitten1123
    @miamitten1123 11 днів тому +18763

    Walter Wallet.
    _”I’m the one who charges interest”_

  • @camerondavis3247
    @camerondavis3247 15 днів тому +19203

    The movie is called Jerry and Marge go large based on true story of Jerry selbees and his wife making 26 million after finding a loophole in the Michigan lottery system. This is the scene where he discovers the loophole within just a couple of minutes after talking to the cashier

  • @aymeniguil5856
    @aymeniguil5856 6 днів тому +60

    "If you try more you have higher chance of wining " avreg gambler mentality

  • @tolli1748
    @tolli1748 12 днів тому +18797

    Saw the clip
    Watched the movie
    Came back to the short
    It’s 4am 😂

    • @DJayDNA
      @DJayDNA 12 днів тому +276

      Yoooo 😭 was thinking of doing the exact same.. i need to sleep 😂😂

    • @tonyterracotta2165
      @tonyterracotta2165 11 днів тому +142

      Name of film.

    • @shitsquirrel9
      @shitsquirrel9 11 днів тому +80

      Its nice to know there are others I can relate to out there somewhere.

    • @All_movies_link_hear_
      @All_movies_link_hear_ 11 днів тому

      Brooo oooo what movie name

    • @tatshmorningstar8811
      @tatshmorningstar8811 11 днів тому +147

      ​@@tonyterracotta2165 Jerry and marge go largue

  • @nexto3032
    @nexto3032 13 днів тому +7487

    Alternative universe where walter actually has a gambling addiction

    • @nambam5409
      @nambam5409 12 днів тому +51

      A gambling addiction actually for money cause walt gambled his life 💀

    • @drounny3076
      @drounny3076 11 днів тому +11

      a real gambling addiction this time 😂

    • @DiaJasin
      @DiaJasin 11 днів тому +6

      A gambling addict can't get this simple law through his thick skull, it saved my financial life

    • @pxpq
      @pxpq 10 днів тому +6

      This is not gambling. No luck involved in what he did in the movie.

    • @danielbaur5765
      @danielbaur5765 8 днів тому

      Underrated comment lmao

  • @YouTuberbutbad
    @YouTuberbutbad 2 дні тому +57

    That is inspirational words “99% of gamblers quit before they hit big”

  • @co_boyz5863
    @co_boyz5863 13 днів тому +16612

    Breaking bad❌
    Breaking good✅
    Edit:15k likes no wayy😭🗿
    W replies😂

  • @Random_person56454
    @Random_person56454 12 днів тому +2507

    Bros got that “99% of gamblers quit before they win big” ahh mindset

    • @Robin_m_25
      @Robin_m_25 12 днів тому +14

      Very aaah comment

    • @Vilarezz
      @Vilarezz 11 днів тому

      @@Robin_m_25😂

    • @jonaskkkk
      @jonaskkkk 11 днів тому +12

      Bros got 99.6% pure ahh mindset

    • @ammarhaggar6772
      @ammarhaggar6772 11 днів тому

      you understood what he said but opposite, eventually the house wins idiot.

    • @iliketobeanonymuss
      @iliketobeanonymuss 11 днів тому

      Instagram ahh comment

  • @hurtsyangel4654
    @hurtsyangel4654 6 днів тому +20

    Her "are you sure?" makes you think that he's withdrawing 42 millions, not 4200 😂

  • @TripleAce_
    @TripleAce_ 13 днів тому +1263

    Walter white ❌
    Walter bright ✅

  • @AhadjonMurotov
    @AhadjonMurotov 14 днів тому +2437

    We don't deposit ❌
    We cook 💀

  • @ChefBaller
    @ChefBaller 6 днів тому +29

    Proof that the more attempts you put in to your dream the less the risk percentage goes (never quit)

    • @VazikliDuokoda
      @VazikliDuokoda 5 днів тому

      what???

    • @aandersson650
      @aandersson650 5 днів тому

      @@VazikliDuokoda hes talking about gambling your savings and assets

  • @C00kieM4N_Is_Everywhere
    @C00kieM4N_Is_Everywhere 11 днів тому +2767

    every single role this man plays is a goddamn genius
    edit: ok maybe not EVERY role but i still stand by my statement respectfully 👍

    • @CallenExile
      @CallenExile 10 днів тому +10

      I don't know about genius, but he's never had a bad one I know of.

    • @donchimet
      @donchimet 10 днів тому +6

      Maybe that one Godzilla movie?

    • @Ken-vn7mx
      @Ken-vn7mx 10 днів тому +20

      He voted for Kamala

    • @phoolish4242
      @phoolish4242 10 днів тому +9

      The dad from Malcom in the middle:

    • @Kush5avant
      @Kush5avant 10 днів тому

      @@Ken-vn7mxwho cares. They both suck anyways 😂

  • @odeo3550
    @odeo3550 10 днів тому +381

    Hiding cash in barrels ❌
    Building wealth in portfolios ✅

  • @Anonymous66789-deez
    @Anonymous66789-deez 6 годин тому

    WE AIN'T GONNA STOP GAMBLING WITH THIS ONE 🗣🗣🗣🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

  • @WATCHLOGAN
    @WATCHLOGAN 11 днів тому +46

    I like how Brian C always plays a smart dude branching out of his field and making money

  • @Opticalism
    @Opticalism 13 днів тому +807

    Thank you I will never quit gambling

    • @Noone-hk1vf
      @Noone-hk1vf 13 днів тому +28

      This obviously isnt original but i love the saying.
      99% of gamblers quit before winning big.

    • @bxdbwooyyy
      @bxdbwooyyy 12 днів тому +2

      😂

    • @riccardodellorto4267
      @riccardodellorto4267 12 днів тому +23

      You see, if you gamble 1000$, you may lose everything. But if you gamble 5000$, you may still lose everything, but while losing it you had the chance of winning big

    • @akiraic
      @akiraic 12 днів тому +4

      this isn't gambling, tho. They found a loophole

    • @_weebzee
      @_weebzee 12 днів тому +3

      Gamblers have more chances of winning at start. The more you gamble the lesser chance you have as house or broker always have more than 50%.

  • @mirkobostan9580
    @mirkobostan9580 14 днів тому +714

    As you increase the number of trials of a probabilistic experiment, controlling all variables that need to be controlled, the experimental probability of a certain event in these trials happening gets closer and closer to the theoretical probability. The trials need to be non biased.

    • @shori7005
      @shori7005 13 днів тому +26

      we can apply the same theory to creation of earth as probability of earth is i in 700 quint but given the number of stars and number of galaxies earth was bound to happen

    • @omnipotantsaibot5845
      @omnipotantsaibot5845 12 днів тому

      What was the point of this comment?

    • @theogreenlees7493
      @theogreenlees7493 12 днів тому +5

      Same applies to any independent set of trials. Eventually, with a large sample size, the data converges to a normal distribution.

    • @windhoek__
      @windhoek__ 12 днів тому +1

      im quite new to statistics, is this similar to the monte carlo simulation?

    • @ahmedhamza3939
      @ahmedhamza3939 12 днів тому

      @@shori7005 man that's silly
      you know why
      This weak law of large numbers in a nutshell if you studied porb you will know what i mean
      applying this to earth creation is silly
      why ?
      because create the write earth with this small precise parameters is not one event it's ton of consequences events some of them are dependent and some are not you can't just say right earth and wrong one and also at the end you get a probability not to make sure that the right earth would come out also if you do until first success this not WLLN it's geometric process and you can't apply this law on it

  • @xc4945
    @xc4945 11 днів тому +80

    The man's a menace no matter which field he's in😂

    • @TbV-st8ef
      @TbV-st8ef 6 днів тому +1

      He is the danger after all

  • @MemaLangs
    @MemaLangs 9 днів тому +16

    "the sample has to be large enough to take the luck out of the equation."
    this has been an eye opener for me. gotta stay with small samples.. I can't afford to lose my luck.

  • @PlayBite_1
    @PlayBite_1 16 днів тому +623

    For anyone wondering him and someone else buys loads of scratch cards to make money off of them the end value was how much he made from 4200 worth of scratch cards that’s why he was talking about probability

    • @nigelmadanhire1637
      @nigelmadanhire1637 12 днів тому +4

      Whats the movie name

    • @SydNey-l3z
      @SydNey-l3z 12 днів тому

      @@nigelmadanhire1637Jerry and Marge Go Large

    • @leatherneck7778
      @leatherneck7778 12 днів тому

      ​@@nigelmadanhire1637 Jerry and Marge go large

    • @georgebsth
      @georgebsth 12 днів тому +3

      Thank you 😂

    • @TROUBELMAK3R
      @TROUBELMAK3R 12 днів тому +6

      Jerry and Marge go large. Based on real lottery in Michigan I think

  • @shrikantvyas165
    @shrikantvyas165 15 днів тому +1255

    He is absolutely right ! The guy tells you exactly what the schools failed to make you realise...

    • @Dont_Be_Niggardly
      @Dont_Be_Niggardly 14 днів тому

      If you went to college you would learn that freshman year Stats

    • @Bublik46
      @Bublik46 14 днів тому +58

      Or just you needed to study more carefully

    • @ajiteshpaul8931
      @ajiteshpaul8931 14 днів тому +16

      @@Bublik46I think you are one of the first bencher😂

    • @Bublik46
      @Bublik46 14 днів тому

      @@ajiteshpaul8931 and?

    • @hyper_3977
      @hyper_3977 14 днів тому +5

      Well technically hes not because there's a slight edge for one of the sides of a coin look into it🤓🤓

  • @theinvertedworld.
    @theinvertedworld. 13 днів тому +102

    if you flip a coin for eternity you will win half the time

    • @nesensp
      @nesensp 12 днів тому +8

      Well it depends of which type of coin you flip. Each side has different mass.

    • @Urodeprag
      @Urodeprag 12 днів тому +8

      Heads have a slightly higher chance due to it being heavier.

    • @Uncharted_Roblox
      @Uncharted_Roblox 12 днів тому +1

      weight of the coin effects it a lot

    • @Panther730
      @Panther730 12 днів тому +6

      no you wouldnt? if the coin is flipping for eternity, it will never land on either side.

    • @God42o
      @God42o 12 днів тому +2

      ⁠@@Panther730that’s what i wanted to hear. Finally
      Of course who knows Physics or a bit math, they know eternity does not exist. It means you if you want to go to the moon, which has an eternity distance (example), you will never arrive. More important is actually you can’t either say you approach the moon and it doesn’t matter if you fly 100 years or 1 hour. Non of them is closer to the moon because of the eternity distance. I have to say eternity is not so easy to even speak about.

  • @RAPIDFIRE2K
    @RAPIDFIRE2K 12 днів тому +109

    I watched this like 100 times cuz I fell asleep while watching UA-cam lol

  • @SnoozeBuffDoge
    @SnoozeBuffDoge 2 дні тому

    I was gonna quit but this made me rethink it I will go back to Vegas!

  • @mohammedibrahimshakeel7758
    @mohammedibrahimshakeel7758 12 днів тому +218

    $4200❎
    $80M✅

  • @td4ms
    @td4ms 13 днів тому +180

    Methamphetamine ❌
    Mathematics ✅

  • @kianpogikks5569
    @kianpogikks5569 8 днів тому

    This short just inspired me to gamble all of my money away as much times as possible so I can win big. Thanks shorts

    • @rawdahassan7034
      @rawdahassan7034 5 днів тому

      So you become homeless, living in the street

  • @Yeezynight
    @Yeezynight 13 днів тому +60

    Anyone wondering the name of the movie is : Jerry & Marge Go Large.

  • @Ayo69755
    @Ayo69755 13 днів тому +31

    Good to see my boy Walter find success in other fields that aren’t the meth business😄👍

    • @jeddahrd5780
      @jeddahrd5780 13 днів тому +1

      it's math not meth

    • @Wheezyrs
      @Wheezyrs 9 днів тому

      @@jeddahrd5780 It's meth. The actor in this clip, Bryan Cranston, is known for playing a character in the TV series Breaking Bad (BrB). In the show, he portrays a chemistry teacher named Walter White, who starts producing methamphetamine (meth) with one of his former students.
      Everyone in the comment section is making jokes about him switching from meth to math. The comment you replied to is suggesting that it's good to see Walter switching fields (in this case, to math) instead of sticking to the meth business.

  • @summalibertas4588
    @summalibertas4588 9 днів тому +24

    This is the best ad for scratcher tickets I’ve seen yet.

    • @CubeTech3421
      @CubeTech3421 9 днів тому +1

      It’s not, it’s a movie called Harry and Marge go large

  • @loloman9998
    @loloman9998 10 днів тому +65

    movie title: Jerry and Marge Go Large

    • @sharpboi4647
      @sharpboi4647 5 днів тому

      No way bro... You have the same profile picture as i have on my own channel. I made videos on it. I still have the account. But i never seen anyone with this same profile picture😮😅

  • @MichaelBisharat
    @MichaelBisharat 11 днів тому +30

    So the more you gamble the more your chances are of winning
    IT ALL MAKES SENSE NOW

    • @abebex
      @abebex 9 днів тому

      Yes

    • @pingudemon
      @pingudemon 9 днів тому

      Yes, cause you the more you play the chances increase of you winning ONCE. Most games are made to be around 49% win percentage, not 50%, so eventually the casino always wins!

    • @ZolileDzanibe
      @ZolileDzanibe 2 дні тому

      More like the number of attempts to a single bet can land you a win. Let's say you play the lottery and it requires 5 lucky numbers out of a set of 50 numbers from 0 to 49. In that range using counting principle you can get the total amount of possible variations of 5 numbers without them repeating. Then you buy the same number of tickets to rid the event of luck in your bet.

  • @ImranKhan19920
    @ImranKhan19920 10 днів тому +1

    Saw the clip watched the movie
    What a story and after knowing its a truw story that makes it more beautiful

  • @ZBCole
    @ZBCole 16 днів тому +85

    LETS GET THIS GUY TO 1 MILL!!! 🗣️🔥🔥🔥

    • @Chiefbuckets
      @Chiefbuckets 16 днів тому

      Yes come on sub now😊

    • @WallstreetManiac
      @WallstreetManiac 12 днів тому

      The he would be diverseify the money in 100 parts and flip it with 10000 every bet with 1:3 rr. Now u ca tell to flip it into 100 mill times😢

  • @jaseelmp198
    @jaseelmp198 12 днів тому +9

    this guy is a menace no matter the subject he studies

  • @1223emerald
    @1223emerald 8 днів тому +148

    Just let me make a quote on probability
    "Probability doesn't decide possibility, possibility decide probability"
    The thing is that there would be atleast 2 possibility, one making the event true and other making the event false, unless its a true event.
    So if a doctor said that, a patient needs a surgery to sustain or he dies, success rate of a surgery is 90% probability.
    But the thing is this
    The patient will only SURVIVE if the surgery is successful,
    * Checking possibility of successful surgery.
    1) good surgeon
    2)no mistakes due tools
    3) person able to go through the surgery properly
    4)no medical Mistake
    5)no power failure. Etc etc
    *Checking the possibility of failure of surgery.
    1) surgeons mistake.
    2)tools mistake
    3) person unable to make it through the surgery
    4) medicinal mistake
    5) power failure. Etc etc
    So if the person survives, the doctor will tell,"yeah we told you right"
    But if the surgery fails, the doctor will say" we didn't promise anything "
    So the main 2 possibility are Death' or survival
    *The possibility of those possibilities are in same ratio, but the difference is
    The probability of one of the possibility's possibility is higher than the other.
    The reason is Hospital has a good power supply system, experienced doctor etc etc
    But any thing can go wrong anytime for no knwon reasons.
    Thus i conclude by saying that, there is always a "What if" for that event to occure/not occure
    P(possibility of successful surgery)>P(possibility of failure of surgery)
    Sample space (survival from surgery) ={death, survival}
    P(survival)=1/2, either he dies or survives
    Idk if i am right, please tell me if I don't make no sense with proof.

    • @demon_boi
      @demon_boi 8 днів тому +26

      Honestly. I don't know if you're right or wrong, BUT i can know that you spent ALOT of time on that comment.
      And in my opinion. You are hella underrated. You need more recognition bro. ❤
      ❤️🇵🇸🇵🇸🇵🇸🇵🇸🇵🇸🇵🇸🇵🇸🇵🇸🇵🇸🇵🇸🇵🇸❤️

    • @joaosantos-uj9uw
      @joaosantos-uj9uw 8 днів тому +14

      This not only looks incorrect but it’s written in the most convoluted way possible. Regardless of whatever the hell that at the end is supposed to be, you can’t say that the probability of an outcome is 50/50 just because it’s occurrence is binary (happens or doesn’t), because it happening or not happening is contingent on other occurrences that themselves have distinct probabilities. You wouldn’t say that the chance of a ball not falling down after you throw it upwards is 50/50 even though it is possible for it to happen in a hypothetical place where there’s no gravitational forces to change the trajectory of the ball. In earth, almost a 100% of the time it’s gonna fall

    • @Kahve-yl6jv
      @Kahve-yl6jv 8 днів тому +2

      ​@@joaosantos-uj9uwYeah, I could not understand anything and thought it was true so tried to understand it, but the more I read it again I realised how dumb and obvious some parts of it are.

    • @phosira
      @phosira 8 днів тому +2

      @@joaosantos-uj9uwyou’re exactly right, although I think the original commenter was just using surgery as an example that is easily understandable

    • @1223emerald
      @1223emerald 8 днів тому

      @joaosantos-uj9uw I specifically said that my theory won't work for true event, if a ball is thrown up it will fall down, because it's a true event, my theory is for something that can or cannot happen.
      The 50/50 is the probability of the probability

  • @Alkanoid512
    @Alkanoid512 12 днів тому +72

    ❌ Breaking Bad
    ✅ Fixing Good

  • @samuelpaul01
    @samuelpaul01 12 днів тому +21

    Watched this movie a few weeks ago... A true life story...loved it

    • @nahboi1917
      @nahboi1917 12 днів тому

      Hey whats the movie can u tell

    • @samuelpaul01
      @samuelpaul01 12 днів тому +3

      @nahboi1917 Jerry and Marge go large

    • @Ability-n7j
      @Ability-n7j 12 днів тому

      Where I can watch

  • @BubbaBrons
    @BubbaBrons 6 днів тому

    I love that Cranston is such a good actor that even after seeing his viral moments from Breaking Bad, his most impactful performance to me has him playing an innocent old man who has an idea to gain the system, but then it actually works.
    Honestly you see it a ton with famous actors where their best work usually doesn’t come from their most famous roles (ex: like the majority of the MCU’s big name stars).

  • @RobertDownySenior
    @RobertDownySenior 14 днів тому +56

    Walter white when he runs out of customers

  • @Thatoneguyfrfr-pbj
    @Thatoneguyfrfr-pbj 13 днів тому +22

    Finally a reason to fuel my gambling addiction

    • @ish_an9
      @ish_an9 13 днів тому +1

      Bro stop 🙏

    • @jesublade356
      @jesublade356 11 днів тому

      ​@@ish_an9 don't stop me now

  • @loganmiller4919
    @loganmiller4919 2 дні тому +1

    Here’s the thing tho, even if that sample size is large, you can flip 1000 coins 1000 times, and everytime someone gets tails eliminate them from the equation, eventually it’ll boil down to 1 out of 1000 people who flipped the coin and landed on heads 1000 times. Luck is still a factor and it always will be. Very important lesson.

    • @ZolileDzanibe
      @ZolileDzanibe 2 дні тому

      Very true luck is another factor but remember that whenever your sample size gets corrected your trying to remove chances of luck. More like the number of attempts to a single bet can land you a win. Let's say you play the lottery and it requires 5 lucky numbers out of a set of 50 numbers from 0 to 49. In that range using counting principle you can get the total amount of possible variations of 5 numbers without them repeating. Then you buy the same number of tickets to rid the event of luck in your bet.

    • @erikspanberg5660
      @erikspanberg5660 2 дні тому +1

      No, that is not correct.
      Everybody will be eliminated with EXTREMELY high probability.
      The probability of getting 1000 heads out of 1000 coin flips is (1/2)^1000. That is not a chance of 1 in 1000, its a chance of about 1 in 1000….000 with over 300 zeros!
      That number is so immensly unfathomely large that if every atom in the universe had its own universe, where every atom in every of those universes had its own universe, and every atom of those universes and so on (3 or 4 levels of universes deep) and you count every atom in every layer of universes. You do not have enough people to succeed your experiment. Not even billions and billions and billions and billions of universes would give you enough atoms to get anywhere close. It’s an inconceivably improbable event.
      I know it might be counterintuitive, but it is so. I’ve got a PhD in Statistics, so this is my subject and I can elaborate more if need be.

    • @SyntheticDivine
      @SyntheticDivine 2 дні тому +1

      The point isn’t that you’re ever able to eliminate luck entirely. It’s that, the larger you make your sample size, the more you reduce the impact of luck on your results. If you can determine that a particular event has a greater probability of winning, then the more you do it the better your chances of averaging out to be a winner in the end. If a particular event has a greater probability of losing, the more you do it the better your chances of losing in the end. Each trial remains an independent test of luck, and anomalies even with a large sample size are still possible. But the point isn’t to eliminate luck, it’s to reduce the chance that luck will be the deciding factor by as much as possible.

  • @dinzzz0000
    @dinzzz0000 11 днів тому +14

    "are you sure ?"
    "YOU ARE GODDAMN RIGHT"

  • @felipedarosa6918
    @felipedarosa6918 5 днів тому +3

    This is art!
    Well, actually, it's just simple math

  • @SchizoWhitestrake
    @SchizoWhitestrake 4 дні тому

    I’m so glad i opened these comments and the first thing i saw wasn’t the words; Lets Go Gambling!

  • @Aj-vj9ez
    @Aj-vj9ez 12 днів тому +7

    It's funny how we all know him as "Walter white" while his other roles are commendable as well.

  • @EveryoneButOwen
    @EveryoneButOwen 10 днів тому +2

    "The more you try, the more luck you have" what my dad said after spending 4 hours in the casino and loosing everything

  • @Osprey1994
    @Osprey1994 10 днів тому +20

    I've explained this to people so many times when they struggle to understand why 50% doesn't feel like 50%.

    • @ooo8188
      @ooo8188 6 днів тому

      what is the title of this video supposed to mean. because I'm pretty sure this is all common sense as long as you've done primary school maths before.

    • @prumchhangsreng979
      @prumchhangsreng979 6 днів тому

      @@ooo8188except it’s not so common becuz most peep who went through school literally declared that they hate math. Go out the house and ask 10 random strangers. Chance are, they cant do primary school math even. Probability, oh boy i wish more people know it.
      People literally try to use a very rare luck to become successful story to inspire me, no, it put me down even more after knowing how low probability it is to replicate.
      Anyway, it is just not common at all. Most people literally dont even know what a radical is after they graduate, even if they learned, they forget

  • @darkbirdbiswanger1507
    @darkbirdbiswanger1507 12 днів тому +17

    This dude is always playing the smart people

  • @totelebowski7071
    @totelebowski7071 5 днів тому

    Madness is wanting to do the same thing over and over again and expecting a different result.

  • @keykeetv833
    @keykeetv833 11 днів тому +9

    this man's character is always intellectually badass.

  • @Praveen2345-3
    @Praveen2345-3 12 днів тому +5

    Jessie, we need to print more tickets

  • @wooper69
    @wooper69 2 дні тому

    This aint breaking bad, this is fixing evil

  • @mar10ssj1
    @mar10ssj1 10 днів тому +3

    Heisenberg always up to his get-rich-quick schemes.
    HE CAN'T KEEP GETTING AWAY WITH IT!!!

  • @goose09635
    @goose09635 13 днів тому +12

    Remember kids 99% of gamblers quit before hitting the jackpot -the more you try the more you success

  • @Benjo0900
    @Benjo0900 21 годину тому

    This is why all gambling companies have statisticians and mathematicians along with neuroscientists who work for them to always make profit and make it as addicting as possible :]

  • @Almigwar
    @Almigwar 11 днів тому +4

    Breaking bad❌️
    Fixing good✅️

  • @CookingWithTheFrogs
    @CookingWithTheFrogs 13 днів тому +18

    Breaking bad? Nah we got breaking the bank at home

  • @anuarsab
    @anuarsab 2 дні тому

    this guy a legend of all study😂

  • @raulemanuel0310
    @raulemanuel0310 11 днів тому +14

    Dudes: *According to my calculations I still get 60% head.*

  • @MoTu-z4w
    @MoTu-z4w 5 днів тому +7

    One of the greatest actors ever since Malcom in the middle😂👏🏾👏🏾🙏🏿

  • @odeo3550
    @odeo3550 10 днів тому +5

    Jesse Pinkman ❌
    Investment advisor ✅

  • @goofyrobot413
    @goofyrobot413 13 днів тому +6

    He was really cooking on this one

  • @hridbilic5342
    @hridbilic5342 9 днів тому

    He is perfect actor for those i broke the system kind roles

  • @Hip.Hip.Hurray
    @Hip.Hip.Hurray 11 днів тому +5

    I know he never died, he changed his identity and started living with Jesse.

  • @Eren-nn4nq
    @Eren-nn4nq 14 днів тому +9

    Skyler where did you get all this money?
    Skyler: "Walt is a compulsive gambler" 😊

  • @joltionunivers
    @joltionunivers 8 днів тому

    The Big Number law is a beautiful thing

  • @davidaxinte4922
    @davidaxinte4922 10 днів тому +4

    Breaking Bad ❌️
    Breaking Good ❎️

  • @rafaymalik1678
    @rafaymalik1678 14 днів тому +30

    Bro found the money glitch💀

    • @300pingGAMER11
      @300pingGAMER11 13 днів тому

      No it just helps the chances be on his side there is a set amount of money that can be won on each batch of scratch cards but by buying alot you can make it that there is a 90% chance of making profit because you wil probably have most of the jackpots but if you are really unlucky you will be the 10% and loos most of the money (the percentages or just examples)

  • @flipinflop5985
    @flipinflop5985 10 днів тому

    crazy i just learned this in my statistics class a month ago

  • @Venu_GD
    @Venu_GD 13 днів тому +11

    Nah no matter how many times I try, I ain't never getting a head 😞

  • @MrRaja
    @MrRaja 11 днів тому +6

    Breaking Bad ❌
    Mending Good ✅

  • @ben_b_blake
    @ben_b_blake 9 днів тому

    This is exactly what most people do not understand regarding stochastics and statistics...

  • @KookyPiranha
    @KookyPiranha 12 днів тому +7

    fun fact:
    mathematically if you doubled your bet every coin flip you would always profir given sufficient funds.
    2*(1/2)+4*(1/4)+8*(1/8)... which approaches infinity

    • @maf4we
      @maf4we 12 днів тому

      wrong

    • @abebuckingham8198
      @abebuckingham8198 12 днів тому +1

      It's not enough to have sufficient funds, you need infinite funds. As long as the funds are finite the expected value also remains finite.

    • @KookyPiranha
      @KookyPiranha 12 днів тому

      @@abebuckingham8198 i said it approaches infinity (just like how the frequency approaches the probability)
      never that the expected value is infinite

    • @KookyPiranha
      @KookyPiranha 12 днів тому

      @@abebuckingham8198 also sufficient funds is the same thing as saying for sufficiently large values of n
      for example
      1/2^n for sufficiently large values of n is negligable

  • @lioneagle2555
    @lioneagle2555 10 днів тому +8

    Time traveler: moves a pebble.
    The timeline:

  • @Devil_Goat_Goat_Sim
    @Devil_Goat_Goat_Sim 9 днів тому

    This helps my gambling addiction

  • @tanveerahmad2865
    @tanveerahmad2865 8 днів тому +3

    Breaking Bad ❌
    Breaking Bank ✅

  • @Coldr3x
    @Coldr3x 13 днів тому +9

    Walter White died, but this man never stopped cooking❤

  • @Lyheroes
    @Lyheroes 8 днів тому +1

    So the more I gamble, the highee the chance I win.

  • @darthvader2070
    @darthvader2070 13 днів тому +5

    You're Damn right!

  • @ТимурГриневич-д2р
    @ТимурГриневич-д2р 13 днів тому +5

    She looks at him like
    - AHHHH ...WIRE

  • @xSolarEclipse
    @xSolarEclipse День тому +2

    breaking bad ❌
    breaking good ✅

  • @esmaelawad1369
    @esmaelawad1369 13 днів тому +9

    This is actually a theory in statistics, called the central limit theorem, which states that all sample statistics (mean or average estimation or like for this example the percentage of time you got heads) will follow a normal distribution when you increment the sample size, that distribution will be centered around the true probability (50% heads) with tails both ways representing the less likely outcomes.
    This theory is applied in bootstrapping as an alternative to traditional hypothesis testing in way too many feilds.

  • @ruzgar1372
    @ruzgar1372 12 днів тому +8

    Man it’s weird seeing Cranston get this old

    • @DDebater
      @DDebater 11 днів тому +1

      20 years gone past unbelievable

  • @ijs750
    @ijs750 5 днів тому +1

    If you never shoot you always miss

  • @narimanfazlishamsabady8239
    @narimanfazlishamsabady8239 16 днів тому +30

    Bro is same actor as walter white

  • @musaheadboy
    @musaheadboy 14 днів тому +18

    casino slot machines be like after ♾️ times trying: Better luck next time 💀

  • @gedeong.6391
    @gedeong.6391 21 годину тому

    Thats why research level of confidence raises when sample size is large from the population because it take luck out of the result.

  • @NFVB16
    @NFVB16 13 днів тому +7

    I can't believe this is how Hal became the Bay Harbour mathematician

  • @nileshdarunde
    @nileshdarunde 13 днів тому +7

    Cashier - So, are you depositing money ?
    Walter - No, I am cooking meth.

  • @billyjones6626
    @billyjones6626 8 днів тому

    Coin flip example has been disproven scientifically. Keep up.

  • @theadu8808
    @theadu8808 12 днів тому +7

    Walter cooking meth❌
    Walter cooking math✅

  • @Pembappus
    @Pembappus 9 днів тому +12

    The more you try the luckier❌
    The more you try the more realistic results you get✅