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Coin Flipping[edit]
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- AJ Ahmed
- Aleatoricism
- Bernoulli process
- Blitzgiving
- Bootstrapping (statistics)
- Card manipulation
- Challenge coin
- Chaotic
- Checking whether a coin is fair
- Coin
- Coin flipping
- Commitment scheme
- Coupe de France
- Cryptography
- Decision-making
- Devil May Cry 2
- Dice
- Dvorak (game)
- Expected value
- Fair coin
- Flip Decision
- Flipism
- Francis Pettygrove
- Gambler's fallacy
- Gambler's ruin
- Gambling
- Glossary of numismatics
- Half-life
- Hardware random number generator
- Heads And Tails
- Heterogeneous random walk in one dimension
- Hip hop
- Hot-hand fallacy
- I Ching divination
- Imre Ungár
- In-group favoritism
- Independence (probability theory)
- Kurtosis
- Lead (curling)
- Manuel Blum
- Mario Bros.
- McJob
- Method of conditional probabilities
- Monte Carlo algorithm
- Multiple comparisons problem
- Mutual exclusivity
- New England Skeptical Society
- Nine-ball
- Normal distribution
- Norman Chad
- Object manipulation
- Ofsted
- P-value
- Persi Diaconis
- Pogs
- Principle of indifference
- Principle of transformation groups
- Probability
- Probability theory
- Random function
- Random number generation
- Random variable
- Random walk
- Random walk hypothesis
- Random.org
- Randomness
- Rational ignorance
- Ray Nitschke
- Rock-paper-scissors
- Sample space
- Sarah MacKenzie
- Scarface (1932 film)
- Semantic security
- Shilling (British coin)
- Sixpence (British coin)
- St. Petersburg paradox
- Steven Novella
- The George Raft Story
- The Hardest Logic Puzzle Ever
- The Mighty Decider
- The Seventh Coin
- Uncertainty