It's even easier to cheat as long as you can feel the coin by touch, since catching the coin and slapping it into the back of your hand is an acceptable way of performing a coin toss. You can quickly get used to the coin and just slap it with whatever side you want up every time.
@@michaelfortier7726 that has nothing to do with who calls it though? What he's saying is if someone called heads, and you can feel the coin landed on tails, you can slap the coin on to your hand, which flips it.
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There's an easy remedy against this form of cheating though: 1) You throw the coin 2) You catch the coin, but don't reveal it yet 3) The other person calls heads or tails 4) Reveal That way you have no way of knowing what the other person will pick, and can't manipulate the outcome to suit you by precision flipping. (You could still maybe do some sleight of hand tricks on the reveal though, but I don't know exactly how that would work.)
Suppose the coin thrower can consistently get the coin to land on whatever side they need. At that point it doesn't matter which side it landed on because it can most certainly be manipulated to be on whatever side it needs to be. A quick flick of the "holding" hand as you're lifting your "hiding" hand could be used to flip the coin into the other orientation. Or using the "hiding" hand's thumb to flip the coin as you lift up the hand.
@@tailez606 or simply keep it in your catching hand until an answer is chosen, flipping it on the back of your other hand when required, or just opening your catching hand if its already correct side up
if you're quick and eagle eyed enough, you'll see what the coin was when they caught it. doesn't work if they know what the coin is too, and they do that thing where they slap the coin onto their arm to call it so you don't win, this is how BOTH sides can cheat, but the cheating coin flipper gets the last laugh now, if you did this in the dark, or put tape on both sides of the coin to prevent peeking, then it's totally foolproof
Your content is fantastic! I love the animation style, and getting into more of the physics and stats of such a seemingly simple interaction. Keep it up mate!
The graph of idealized toss outcomes is pretty neat. You then mention how in the real world the bouncing action causes chaotic outcomes. It would have been really cool to show the chart after taking into account bounce physics, to drive home the concept.
This is actually well known, this is why there are actually a number of rules on how to conduct a fair coin toss. The biggest one is the person not flipping the coin gets to call, this also prevented cheating with weighted coins .
I once did this with my friend a few months back. He was really confused how I was able to guess literally all of them. I could’ve put money on it but I didn’t wanna scam him
Back when I was a kid, I heard of some way to practice flipping the coin to get heads every time, but I didn't want to bother practicing it. So I came up with an easier sleight-of-hand trick for it. When it lands in one hand, quickly note what it is, then make it what you want when you flip it onto the back of your other hand (by rotating it to leave the side you want up or flipping normally if you wanted the other side).
This method is exactly why in many sports events the coin is required to fall on the ground in all tosses (although the referee shouldn't prefer any result in the first place)
Hatchbacks actually often have an aerodynamic advantage due to the sharp cutoff at their rear. This was demonstrated by Volvo in a touring car championship in the 90s.
This is all well and good, but you have forgotten the most important factor: whether the person flipping the coin will do the hand slap thing with it, thereby making it completely random
You can do similar things with dice rolls, which makes the game backgammon interesting because traditionally it's not about how good you are at making strategy from your pieces, it's about being the best at cheating the rolls.
There is also the Mark Rober way of flicking the coin to look like its rotating, but its actually always on one side and just wobbling up and down on the sides slightly
Yeah I used to fidget with flipping a quarter as a kid and figured out it was not too hard to remove the randomness. You can hear the sound as it's spinning in the air so as long as it sounds the same and you grab it at the same time it's consistent. It's only spinning at like 5 revolutions per second or something.
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Not gonna lie, the craziest part of the video for me was that there was practical advice at the end xD most videos like this I see use physical analogues as excusing to talk about cool math/physics
I have been playing Ultrakill so much for the last few days that when I saw the notification title I was expecting an Ultrakill video. Glad it's a new video from b2studios instead
Every flip of a coin is a random chaotic pattern, but we can find order in chaos ... I practice roulette 1/1 bets with a coin .... It's pretty easy when you see the ordered patterns.
Theres an even easier sleight of hand trick on this. It works better with bigger coins. Its hard to explain in words, but you basically lay the coin near your index finger with the side you want face up in your palm and flick your index finger upward as you toss. Instead of actually flipping, the coin goes into the air at an angle and spins horizontally. The angle and speed of the spin give the illusion of it flipping and you just let it land in the palm of your hand I can't remember where I learned this, but I think it was maybe some coin magic dvd by Jay noblezada from penguin magic.
If you have a good light source and can tell the difference between heads and tails on a quarter its super easy to cheat coin flips. Easier if you mark the quarter, just roll it in your hands when ya slap it on your wrist. Usta do this with those Pokemon coins that only have one reflective side. Very very easy on those suckers
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It's even easier to cheat as long as you can feel the coin by touch, since catching the coin and slapping it into the back of your hand is an acceptable way of performing a coin toss. You can quickly get used to the coin and just slap it with whatever side you want up every time.
Good point, I guess it's implied you have to call the side before you flip the coin though, but the average observer probably wouldn't notice.
Usually that is why the other person calls head or tails
@@michaelfortier7726 that has nothing to do with who calls it though? What he's saying is if someone called heads, and you can feel the coin landed on tails, you can slap the coin on to your hand, which flips it.
@@adamnielson42 you're right, misread the intent of his comment. Used to people slapping the coin on their hand and THEN having someone call it.
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As the representative for all hyper competitive fellows out there, (A.K.A the guy at the party who somehow is good at every game)
Thank you for this wonderful knowledge
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There's an easy remedy against this form of cheating though:
1) You throw the coin
2) You catch the coin, but don't reveal it yet
3) The other person calls heads or tails
4) Reveal
That way you have no way of knowing what the other person will pick, and can't manipulate the outcome to suit you by precision flipping. (You could still maybe do some sleight of hand tricks on the reveal though, but I don't know exactly how that would work.)
Suppose the coin thrower can consistently get the coin to land on whatever side they need. At that point it doesn't matter which side it landed on because it can most certainly be manipulated to be on whatever side it needs to be. A quick flick of the "holding" hand as you're lifting your "hiding" hand could be used to flip the coin into the other orientation. Or using the "hiding" hand's thumb to flip the coin as you lift up the hand.
@@tailez606 or simply keep it in your catching hand until an answer is chosen, flipping it on the back of your other hand when required, or just opening your catching hand if its already correct side up
if you're quick and eagle eyed enough, you'll see what the coin was when they caught it. doesn't work if they know what the coin is too, and they do that thing where they slap the coin onto their arm to call it so you don't win, this is how BOTH sides can cheat, but the cheating coin flipper gets the last laugh
now, if you did this in the dark, or put tape on both sides of the coin to prevent peeking, then it's totally foolproof
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Your content is fantastic! I love the animation style, and getting into more of the physics and stats of such a seemingly simple interaction. Keep it up mate!
The graph of idealized toss outcomes is pretty neat. You then mention how in the real world the bouncing action causes chaotic outcomes. It would have been really cool to show the chart after taking into account bounce physics, to drive home the concept.
You wouldn't be able to show that with a graph humans can comprehend.
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This is actually well known, this is why there are actually a number of rules on how to conduct a fair coin toss. The biggest one is the person not flipping the coin gets to call, this also prevented cheating with weighted coins .
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I once did this with my friend a few months back. He was really confused how I was able to guess literally all of them. I could’ve put money on it but I didn’t wanna scam him
Back when I was a kid, I heard of some way to practice flipping the coin to get heads every time, but I didn't want to bother practicing it. So I came up with an easier sleight-of-hand trick for it. When it lands in one hand, quickly note what it is, then make it what you want when you flip it onto the back of your other hand (by rotating it to leave the side you want up or flipping normally if you wanted the other side).
This method is exactly why in many sports events the coin is required to fall on the ground in all tosses (although the referee shouldn't prefer any result in the first place)
I predict another great video
Edit: Just finished, I can confirm it was. Time to go cheat now :D
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Hatchbacks actually often have an aerodynamic advantage due to the sharp cutoff at their rear. This was demonstrated by Volvo in a touring car championship in the 90s.
This is all well and good, but you have forgotten the most important factor: whether the person flipping the coin will do the hand slap thing with it, thereby making it completely random
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You can do similar things with dice rolls, which makes the game backgammon interesting because traditionally it's not about how good you are at making strategy from your pieces, it's about being the best at cheating the rolls.
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There is also the Mark Rober way of flicking the coin to look like its rotating, but its actually always on one side and just wobbling up and down on the sides slightly
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This video almost convinced me to try to learn how to do this, but then I remembered that I haven't had to flip a coin in well over a decade.
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Yeah I used to fidget with flipping a quarter as a kid and figured out it was not too hard to remove the randomness. You can hear the sound as it's spinning in the air so as long as it sounds the same and you grab it at the same time it's consistent. It's only spinning at like 5 revolutions per second or something.
There’s a trick on the channel Scam School where it shows that you can sorta spin the coin in a wobbly manner so it looks like it’s flipping.
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And that's why the non-thrower always calls the flip.
Great video, however this is why it's usually the person who isn't tossing the coin that decides if it's head or tails.
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Are we going to just ignore the fact that this bar was built right on top of a magma chamber? b2studios, I recommend you reevaluate your civil engineering team...
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Not gonna lie, the craziest part of the video for me was that there was practical advice at the end xD
most videos like this I see use physical analogues as excusing to talk about cool math/physics
Great, now I'm gonna spend the rest of the day questioning if I'm really gonna practice and try to perfect this. For no real reason
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I have been playing Ultrakill so much for the last few days that when I saw the notification title I was expecting an Ultrakill video.
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Every flip of a coin is a random chaotic pattern, but we can find order in chaos ... I practice roulette 1/1 bets with a coin .... It's pretty easy when you see the ordered patterns.
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Theres an even easier sleight of hand trick on this. It works better with bigger coins.
Its hard to explain in words, but you basically lay the coin near your index finger with the side you want face up in your palm and flick your index finger upward as you toss.
Instead of actually flipping, the coin goes into the air at an angle and spins horizontally. The angle and speed of the spin give the illusion of it flipping and you just let it land in the palm of your hand
I can't remember where I learned this, but I think it was maybe some coin magic dvd by Jay noblezada from penguin magic.
Great content as always
Ok tbh I thought this was gonna be an ultrakill guide for some reason, but this is interesting regardless.
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If you have a good light source and can tell the difference between heads and tails on a quarter its super easy to cheat coin flips. Easier if you mark the quarter, just roll it in your hands when ya slap it on your wrist. Usta do this with those Pokemon coins that only have one reflective side. Very very easy on those suckers
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