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Apr 17, 2008 by Digg | Posted in Gambling

A gambler puts money on the number 33 in the game of Keno.
This is a single bet number, and you can think of it this way.
A box contains eighty tickets, numbered from 1 to 80. Twenty
tickets are drawn at random from the box, leaving

There is a 75% chance the gambler loses. He has a 1 in 4 chance of winning. However, Keno only pays back 3 to 1 on the bet. This means that the house is keeping a 25% advantage. Keno: worst odds in the house.

Mar 20, 2010 by Steven | Posted in Mathematics

Keno is among the most popular games played in Las Vegas even though it ranks as one of the least “fair” in the sense that the odds are overwhelmingly in favor of the house. A keno has 80 numbers 1 through 80, from which the player selects a sample

Well of the 80 numbers 25% will be winners and 50% of that will be eligible to be won. But the odds of winning are greater because not all twenty numbers from the winnings have to match. So it is really something like a 1/8 chance but doubled since it

Sep 05, 2010 by proudmommywife | Posted in Mathematics

I posted the wrong problems earlier...but thank you for those who tried to help! :)

1). Suppose 50 newly created pairs of jeans are placed in a bin to be checked for quality. Of those, 3 will not be of high quality to sell. Suppose that

hmmmm...a quality question. let's see...

P(B - first pair is substandard) = 3/50
P(A - second pair is substandard) = 2/49

P(A given B) = P(A and B)/ P(B) or
P(A given B) * P(B) = P(A and B) so