funny

Mathematically
[sciencepost.uk]

"When the gun is loaded with only one bullet, the chances of survival are 83.3%. If the cylinder contains two cartridges placed side by side before the first shot is taken, the player has a 66.7% chance of survival. So is it then better to turn the cylinder or to pull the trigger a second time? The player has a higher chance of survival if they take the two shots one after another, without turning the cylinder. In fact, if you turn the cylinder, the percentage of survival is the exact same as it was for the first shot, at 66.7%. If the cylinder is not turned, the percentage likelihood of survival goes up to 75%. In this case, there are normally 6 chambers in a cylinder, two of which are loaded side by side. There are thus 4 empty chambers, which are also side by side, although only 1 of these 4 empty chambers are next to a loaded chamber, which leads to ‘only’ a 25% chance of death."

Doh!

At least they have a blast playing it.

Thems the chances they take.