Is this an example of the Ludic Fallacy?

Bruno	Is this an example of the Ludic Fallacy? While betting on a roulette game where the croupier was employing a special throwing technique which resulted in a bias towards certain numbers, would I be committing a ludic fallacy if I solely took into account hypothetical mathematical probability?
	asked on Thursday, Jan 15, 2015 06:30:58 PM by Bruno
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Bo Bennett, PhD 0	This is a tricky one. Being skeptical of such "throwing techniques," I would have to say no. However, if throwing techniques we actually demonstrated to significantly affect the outcomes, and one ignored this known fact, then yes.
	answered on Friday, Jan 16, 2015 06:21:29 AM by Bo Bennett, PhD
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