Question

People suffering from gambler’s fallacy erroneously believe that after five coin tosses of heads in a row:

	A.	heads and tails are equally likely next.
	B.	they should double down their bet.
	C.	that tails is more likely to occur next.
	D.	that the coin could not be fair.

Answer 1

People suffering from Gambler's fallacy are of the belief that if a certain event is happening repeatedly, the there are chances that, that event might not repeat itself in the next chance.

So, if in 5 coin tosses heads have been appearing, there is less likely chance that heads will appear, instead a tail shall appear.

So, the correct option is option C.