A probability like 10% means that every single attempt has a 10% chance.
It does not mean that the 10th try must succeed.
That also means bad streaks and lucky streaks can both happen naturally.
In a small number of attempts, results can look wildly off. In a much larger number of attempts,
the observed rate usually starts moving closer to the true underlying chance.
Example: with a 10% drop chance, getting 0 drops in 5 tries is not strange at all.
Even in 10 tries, you are still not guaranteed to see one.
The more attempts you make, the more useful the data becomes.
This tool shows both a random simulation and the mathematical context around it,
so users can compare what RNG felt like versus what the actual probability means.
