A recent study published in the Canadian Medical Association Journal has proven what we've suspected for years -- you can win a coin toss with a little bit of luck ... or a whole lot of cheating. Previous research has shown that a tossed coin has a 51 percent chance of landing the same way it was facing before being tossed, but with practice, you can get a feel for how to toss a coin and improve your chances of calling it right.
One participant in the study managed to force a "heads" landing 68 percent of the time. Useful knowledge if you want to cheat without feeling like a cheater.
For the rest of us low-down, dirty dogs, there is a much easier (and more effective) manner to win a coin toss. Toss the coin, but don't call it until you catch it. Using your thumb in a subtle, magician-like way, feel the coin -- the head side of a coin is much smoother than the tail side, so you know which side you're about to show.
And there you have it -- a perfect method to ensure you never have to watch another movie with Sarah Jessica Parker at the theater ever again.
If, however, you are looking for a fair toss, use a truly random online generator like Coin Flipper.


























The Money Man Behind Rick Santorum: Who Is Foster S. Friess?
Can You Guess This Famous Face?
Boss Indifferent To My Suicidal Impulse, Says Stock Trader Who Lost Millions
Savings Experiment: Snow Removal
Katy Perry Divorce: With No Prenup How Much Will Russell Walk Away With?
Savings Experiment: Tissues vs. Toilet Paper
It's Pink!
Hiroshi Ishiguro's android mannequin creeps out Japanese shoppers (video)
James Sturm Boycotts 'The Avengers' Film over Marvel's Treatment of Jack Kirby
Dozens Of D.C. Workers May Lose Jobs Over Alleged Unemployment Fraud







Comments:
Add a comment
Thursday 10 December
By Takahashi
I'm not the person that you'd want to have a coin flip with, I've mastered cheating them on all types. It's like implementing slight of hand in card games. Though, I wouldn't do these things with friends of course.
Reply