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Winning
Bingo
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Improve Your Chances
Most players believe that it is not
possible to improve your chances of winning against the house in chance-based
games such as bingo. This is because bingo is not a complex game so it does not
offer a way for players to beat the system; it is a simple game of chance.
However, some say that this is not exactly true. Various people have created
strategies and theories that are designed to give players a better shot of
winning a game of bingo.
In terms of probabilities as a bingo strategy,
you may want to learn more about the Tippet Theory. This theory is a theory
about randomness and it was formulated by L. H. C. Tippet, a British
statistician. Tippet claims that as more bingo numbers are called, they will
begin to move closer to the median which is 38. You can use this strategy in
short games by choosing numbers closer to 78 or 1 and you can also use it in
longer games by choosing numbers closer to 38..
Tippett studied the game
of bingo as well as the laws or probability extensively to create this winning
bingo strategy. His theory is based on 75 ball bingo games but because all
bingo games are subject to the laws or probability and randomness it is
probably still valid for other types of bingo games.
In order to
properly use this strategy, players will need to learn how to determine the
length of bingo games. Generally, the way this is done is to look at the
patterns of the bingo games in question. Patterns are the best factor in
determining the length of specific bingo games. Usually simple bingo patterns
like horizontal, vertical or diagonal lines are short games and can be finished
in a matter of minutes. Longer games will involve complex patterns like shapes
or letters and these games take a considerable amount of time to
finish.
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