Carnival Scam Science

Synopsis

At a bustling amusement park, an investigator spends two days studying carnival games. He collects data on 24 games, revealing that the park earns $20,000 daily from these activities. The investigator categorizes the games into random chance, skill-based, and nearly impossible scams. He also invites New York Mets player Matt Winaker to demonstrate winning strategies. The findings show that while some games can be won, many are designed to profit from players' losses.