Proof of the risks of gambling (based on the analysis of calculations according to probability theories)
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https://doi.org/10.63034/esr-409Keywords:
Gambling, Probability Theory, Mathematical Modeling, Risk Assessment, Game Theory, Statistical Analysis, Gambling and Addiction, Social and Psychological ImpactAbstract
This work examines the dangers of gambling and provides evidence based on probability theory calculations. Methods of probability theory are used to predict gambling outcomes and assess risks. The aim of the study is to gain a deeper understanding of the social and psychological consequences of gambling, as well as to analyze how players perceive risks and the independence of games. Problems and models allow for an objective assessment of gambling risks and are aimed at demonstrating their negative impact on the economy and society.
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