6 cards are taken from a deck: 2 kings and 4 aces. The 6 cards are thoroughly shuffled, after which the two top cards are revealed. If both cards are aces, you win $1.25; otherwise, you lose $1. Is this a fair bet? A gambling game is said to be fair when the expected value of your net winnings is 0

6 cards are taken from a deck: 2 kings and 4 aces. The 6 cards are thoroughly shuffled, after which the two top cards are revealed. If both cards are aces, you win $1.25; otherwise, you lose $1. Is this a fair bet? A gambling game is said to be fair when the expected value of your net winnings is 0

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