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Craps - Introduction and simulation  

This site is an interactive text with links to simulations. The description of the game is followed by a series of 34 statements, including proofs and questions (answers are available). The probability of winning, bets, and the distribution of the number of rolls until a seven or the point is made are discussed. Part of the Virtual Labs in Probability and Statistics.

Resource URL: http://www.math.uah.edu/stat/games/Craps.html

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Subject classification(s): Simulation | Univariate Distributions | Elementary Probability | Probability | Statistics and Probability

Creator(s): Kyle Siegrist

Contributor(s): Kyle Siegrist

This resource was cataloged by Carolyn Cuff

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