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In a card or dice game, the possible outcomes can be listed and counted. With a fair six-sided die, each face has probability 1/6, and two dice give 36 equally likely pairs, of which six sum to seven. That countability lets a student compare decisions using expected value rather than memory or feeling. The dice example mirrors rules a game on JioWin might describe. It is an exercise in combinatorics, not guidance to wager.