How is it not?Originally Posted by SquamishSerpents
Example:
flipping a coin presents 2 posssible outcomes (or in our case 4 morph combos)
You flip a coin once (1egg) and the chance is 50% (or in our case 25%) chance of either outcome.
Flip it x amount of times (or x amount of eggs) and tally all the results and the ratio idealistically will still be 50:50.
The chance would only change if for some reason a number of eggs were prohibited from making a certain morph,thus lopsiding the ratio.
You can use a die the same way for 6 possible outcomes. Each roll has 1:6 chance of any outcome. Tally all the rolls and the number should still resemble 1:6. Of course this is never garunteed in the real world but the possibilities are consistant
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