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100 rolls is a staggeringly small sample size for a set with 20 possible outcomes, I would take this with a grain of salt (or a lot of salt in a glass of water? ;) )
In any case it's fun to do some experimenting like this, thanks for sharing!
I guess you could say the 100 rolls per die was for an initial test to see if anything statistically abnormal may be happening.
I'm going to up the tests to 250 for the 3 most and least favorable dice to see if they really are super favorable or unfavorable.
Seems like a good next step! Looking forward to seeing further updates!
So far 2 dice in and the new results are looking very interesting
It's going to be probably a couple days for the new results but I'll make a more detailed post for sure including the amount of times each number came up on each die