The mechanics of a coin toss

it is possible to correctly predict the outcome of the coin toss up to two-thirds of the time. Thats an interesting thing

Thanks B??? i can do it 9 out of 10 times.

Cool and interesting.

Wow this was just posted? I figured this out on my own when I was like 6 years old without the need of forcibly taken research grants.

Of course it's not 50/50. We only call it that because there are too many variables to accurately predict the real chances. And the variables change depending on how the coin is flipped, any wind or air that may influence the coin, and so on and so forth.

Of course it's not 50/50. We only call it that because there are too many variables to accurately predict the real chances. And the variables change depending on how the coin is flipped, any wind or air that may influence the coin, and so on and so forth. no you really can flip a coin and predict the outcome. which is why at sporting events they let it hit the ground.

When it hits the ground, the expected outcome has a real chance of changing

if the method isn't giving 100% out come then it will always be 50/50 chance

I wish I knew about this a a novice gambler in elementary. I lost lots of quarters...