Why get this dice app instead of another? You don't believe in statistics. You might think you do, but you don't. How often do you think you should see three sixes in a row? No, it's much more common than that. Think you'll never see four in a row in your life? Wrong. Five in a row is impossible? Nope. If you love board games, you may well see eight sixes in a row at some point.

Of course, when you do get eight sixes in a row, you'll be convinced the dice are loaded. But how do you avoid that with fair dice? You don't. These dice are not mathematically fair. These dice simulate what you intuitively mistake for fairness. These dice remember what you've rolled before, and change the probability of rolling the same number again. Roll a number it twice? You're not getting it again for a while.