Before a World Cup match begins, the referee tosses a coin to determine which team gets to take the kick-off and on which half of the pitch they start. That seems super fair, but it isn't, according to research in which a coin was tossed more than 350,000 times. Coins are more likely to land on the same side […] More science? Read the latest articles on Scientias.nl.
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Before a World Cup match begins, the referee tosses a coin to determine which team gets to take the kick-off and on which half of the pitch they start. That seems super fair, but it isn't, according to research in which a coin was tossed more than 350,000 times. Coins are more likely to land on the same side […] More science? Read the latest articles on Scientias.nl.
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