Games, Gods and Gambling: The Origins and History of Probability and Statistical Ideas from the Earliest Times to the Newtonian Era

David, F. N. (1962). Games, Gods and Gambling: The Origins and History of Probability and Statistical Ideas from the Earliest Times to the Newtonian Era: The Origins and History of Probability and Statistical Ideas from the Earliest Times to the Newtonian Era.

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1962

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  • Counting the second round after A wins the first is fictitious but harmless because both continuations in that already-decided branch belong to A.

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