Why Farkle makes one last roll so tempting
The human brain is tragically terrible at calculating independent probabilities, and push-your-luck games exploit this flaw mercilessly. In Farkle, the statistical threshold of rolling a scoring die plummets with every die set aside, yet the dopamine hit of a mounting combo tricks players into rolling a single die on a pitiful 33% success rate, willingly destroying their turn.

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