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A 1-dollar bet on craps has an expected winning of [math]-.0141[/math]. What
does the Law of Large Numbers say about your winnings if you make a large number of 1-dollar bets at the craps table? Does it assure you that your losses will be small? Does it assure you that if [math]n[/math] is very large you will lose?