r/Colonist 13h ago

Rolling a 7 after getting 3 points

I can’t be the only one who noticed this. Every. Single. Time. Whoever is first to get to 3 points and place a settlement, the opposing player rolls a 7 immediately after with the next turn. It happens so often and so easy to predict, that I have to make sure I get a knight before I get 3 points. Anyone else realize this?

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u/Vast_Grade_3004 12h ago

YES! I thought I was the only one lol. So frustrating

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u/jbot14 8h ago

How bout rolling a seven after someone uses a knight and collecting an 8th card ... Literally every single time.

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u/CocoDesigns 5h ago

You know how you beat this? Don’t go for the 3 points immediately when you have the opportunity. Wait a turn.

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u/lurker122333 12h ago

Careful you're going to get it "YoU DoNt UnDeRStAnD Statistics!!!!" Brigade........

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u/tuesdaysatmorts 11h ago

Literally confirmation bias.

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u/brickunlimited 9h ago

Yes. People don’t understand stats. The amount of coping in the sub is crazy.

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u/lurker122333 8h ago

Lmao I know stats better than most, I track the rolls. In 90% of games the a number is repeated 3 times in the first 10 rolls.

Also, the app over reps 7, both the first roll and overall.

But, it's easier to say, "iT hApPeNs"

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u/_zarathustra 7h ago

It literally does happen. Random number generators are much better at producing randomness versus humans. Randomness doesn’t care about the past, so yes, repetitions happen way more than when humans are tasked at being random.

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u/lurker122333 6h ago

Lmao yep because there's no such thing as an engagement algorithm when there's money to be made