Enter Your Reply The Comment You're Replying To Bn Em wrote on Sat, Aug 28, 2021 11:23 AM UTC in reply to Simon Jepps from Fri Aug 27 08:48 PM: The chance of rolling a double is 1/36. https://stackoverflow.com/questions/32313428/understanding-the-probability-of-a-double-six-if-i-roll-two-dice The chance of rolling any given double (e.g., as in your link, a double 6) is indeed 1∕36. There are, however, six doubles to choose from, so the total probability is in fact 1∕6 of rolling any double. The chance of rolling a single is 1/6 ⁓ but two dice thence double the likelihood of instances to 1/3 Alas, adding probabilities does not work that way. In effect you've counted the outcome of a double twice. The chance of rolling at least one of a given number with 2 dice is, in fact, 1−(1−1∕6)²=11∕36. Edit Form You may not post a new comment, because ItemID MSsej does not match any item.