Gambler’s fallacy refers to the belief that the results of a casino game are not independent and random, and that they can be affected by outside forces. For example, the whole idea that because the last four roulette results have landed on black number, the next one is bound to land on a red number. Many gamblers erroneously believe in this whole idea because they look at the probability of outcomes try to apply it to future outcomes. It is important to remember that a game is not a sentient being. It has no memory of what has taken place in the past. Therefore, it cannot ensure that future results end in another manner to ensure that probability is equally spread. Although a coin has equal opportunity to land on both head or tails when flipped, it will not land on the opposite on the second flip just to ensure that probability percentages were met.