I can't say about anyone else's dice, but I can talk about mine. I've usually got about 50 games going 40 of which are 1v1s, meaning I take about 100-150 turns/day. Of course I sometimes lose a 5v1, sometimes more than once a day, sometimes a few days not. I do lose a 7-1 every now and then, but hardly so. Besides I hear many people complaining about their dice when first beating a 6 to 1 without losing anything, then lose their troops beating the last one standing. Given, the chance you lose like that is rather small, but the chance you lose is not.Fruitcake wrote: Now I neither know nor care whether it happens once in 304 times or anything else. What is being missed is that to take 304 turns which include that many armies against a single is rare. In other words it happens once in 304 times that these conditions exist, which may be once in 3000 turns, who knows. Take this a step further and multiply it by the number of people who have experienced this (I have for sure, but I cannot be bothered mentioning it to the authorities of the site as they really do not care) and you start to see a picture which definitely has skewed results. I can only say that often, when in a turn I have experienced incredible oddities in the dice rolls. I have lost 32 armies in a row before when against 2 defenders or more, in other words 3 dice v 2 dice (the dice roll page is posted somewhere here) I often lose 6/7 armies against 1 and with monotonous regularity lose when I have 5 on one territ against 1 defender. The dice have a very odd way of almost always losing when it is 5v1 with only slightly less regularity when I continue to 4v1 then (if this has been the case) nearly always it wins at 3v1.
These are not events one should experience every game and almost every turn the conditions occur, but they are. Maybe I am wrong, enlighten me.
Some people may say that losing something like that happens way more than winning the opposite, which is true. But I never try beating a 7 with a 3, because the chance I win is just too small. But, in the few times I have tried it, I have succeeded a few times.
In short, try to remember the times you win a 6v5 without losses as much as you remember the times you lose a 7-1.


