PLANNING AND WRITING A COMPUTER PROGRAM PART 2

PLANNING AND WRITING A COMPUTER PROGRAM PART 2

It is not good to give up too easily. Are there better bingo
card configurations? There are theories that say yes! So, if there
are such cards you can look for them.
What I’m doing is this:

Have a computer program to:
Make 1000 cards.
Play 1000 games with each card.
Get a rating number for each card.
Have a list of better cards.
Compare the new cards with the cards on the second list.
Replace cards on the second list if it is rated lower than a new card.

Progress: The original rating was 80.
After 130 trials, the average rating is now 102.5.
It takes around 20 minutes per trial and the computer is working.

If the super cards are used and get only a beginner type rating,
it is another sign that all cards are equal in their ability to win.

This could be that in only 1000 games, a card can get lucky and
win more even if it’s ability to win is only average.

What I think: All cards are the same, but who knows?