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If It Looks Like a Duck... It Might Not Be a Duck (Part 3): Chasing
The term chasing is shorthand for chasing losses, the act of increasing the persistence and, usually, the size of one’s bets after extensive or…
Jul 10
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March 2025
If It Looks Like a Duck... It Might Not Be a Duck (Part 2): The Martingale Betting System
This is Part 2 of an essay about why it is problematic to infer belief in the gambler’s fallacy from gambling choices.
Mar 26
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If It Looks Like a Duck... It Might Not Be a Duck (Part 2): The Martingale Betting System
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If It Looks Like a Duck... It Might Not Be a Duck (Part 1)
What looks like the gambler's fallacy is often something else
Mar 17
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If It Looks Like a Duck... It Might Not Be a Duck (Part 1)
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Belief in the Gambler's Fallacy is Trivial
[The Grandmother] “Just now I heard the flaxen-haired croupier call out ‘zero!’ And why does he keep raking in all the money that is on the table?
Mar 10
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Belief in the Gambler's Fallacy is Trivial
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February 2025
Why Believe in the Gambler's Fallacy?
In 1913 in a Monte Carlo casino, a roulette ball landed on black 26 times in a row. With a fair roulette wheel, such a streak—of either color—should…
Feb 19
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Why Believe in the Gambler's Fallacy?
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Life Is (not) a Gamble
On Domain Specificity and the Generality of the Gambling Metaphor
Feb 3
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Life Is (not) a Gamble
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January 2025
The Law of Large Numbers and the Misconception That Chance Corrects Previous Unlikely Outcomes
A common misconception about the law of large numbers among experienced gamblers, and its relationship to "the Gambler's Fallacy" and "Belief in the Hot…
Jan 29
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The Law of Large Numbers and the Misconception That Chance Corrects Previous Unlikely Outcomes
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Expected Value (EV)
The foundation for Subjective Expected Utility Theory (SEU), a dominant model of rational choice under risk and uncertainty
Jan 23
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December 2024
What Is—and Isn't—*Risk* and *Uncertainty*?
The newsletters in this Substack concern decisions under risk and uncertainty, the domain most relevant to the gambling metaphor described in the…
Dec 23, 2024
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What Is—and Isn't—*Risk* and *Uncertainty*?
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November 2024
My Casino Background 2: Playing Blackjack for a PhD
Post 2 of 2 about my background with casino gambling and decision science
Nov 12, 2024
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March 2024
My Casino Background 1: Counting Cards in Las Vegas and Prague
Post 1 of 2 about my background with casino gambling and decision science
Mar 27, 2024
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What is this Substack about (4)? The impact of culture and the built environment on perceptions of rationality and on between–group…
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Mar 26, 2024
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What is this Substack about (4)? The impact of culture and the built environment on perceptions of rationality and on between–group polarization
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