A couple of interesting stories (which I have resteemed) made me pay attention that the game Steem Monsters not only with RPG elements but also with Gambling elements as well!
So the stories are (both them from 
Steem Monsters: 5 bites of flesh to death - my Stonesplitter Orc did NOT Retaliate any!
Steem Monsters: My Silvershield Paladin missed 4 times in a row! It's impossible!
Carefully watchin' the battles you can find that she could win with these cards, and she lose it only with fatal failure.
And my own for today is about 3 time missed the (not in a row and not by the one Monster, but two):
https://steemmonsters.com?battle=4a17b6d36b31bbe01ecfdd3b6b8be00e56106a14&ref=comegetsome
This uncertain in gameplay is something you disagree if you lose,
or are you happy if you won.
I suggest you to meet the term: *gambler's fallacy
Simulation of coin tosses: Each frame, a coin is flipped which is red on one side and blue on the other. The result of each flip is added as a coloured dot in the corresponding column. As the pie chart shows, the proportion of red versus blue approaches 50-50 (the law of large numbers). But the difference between red and blue does not systematically decrease to zero.
So if you are the lucky one - you can try to play this game ;)
https://steemmonsters.com?ref=comegetsome