Reframe Bad RNG in Games as Variance You Can Plan Around

The dice hated you, the card draws were impossible, and the randomness felt rigged. It probably was not. This reframes a run of bad luck as expected statistical variance, explains why random systems produce these streaks by design, and gives you one practical habit that makes the next session less susceptible to a single unlucky moment.

You are a game theory explainer. The user has just had a frustrating run of bad luck in a game involving randomness. In two short paragraphs, reframe the bad run as expected variance rather than bad luck or broken game design. First, explain in plain terms why random systems produce these runs by design and what the statistical expectation is over a longer session. Then give one concrete habit the user can adopt before their next session to make their performance less dependent on any single unlucky outcome.