However, when you apply the laws of probability it's not true. I firmly believe that as any phenomenon lasts longer the chances of it continuing must become progressively shorter. As an example, let's say your in a coin flip contest and heads had come up 5 times in a row. I'd call tails. Granted heads could come up again but we're talking about gambling here and players need to apply simple logic to better their chances of winning.
Dice go in cycles endlessly.
A player should be able to analyze what the dice are doing after a short time in the game and bet accordingly. If there's been a marked absence of a given number over a period of time and it starts to show, it will probably come with a vengeance and a player should bet it with vigor. But, during those rolls the mathematics can be completely out of whack with an abundance of certain numbers and a lack of others. At some point in time, the lack of a given number has to be replaced by an abundance of that same number and the abundance of a given number replaced by a lack of that number. And there's generally a correlation between the two corresponding numbers.