A lucid introduction to probability for people who already know they’re bad at intuitively understanding risk. 

John Haigh strips chance back to its structure—using games, gambling, paradoxes, and everyday scenarios to show how consistently human judgement misfires. 

Rather than promising certainty, the book teaches when to trust instinct, when to distrust it, and how systems of chance actually behave over time. A practical book about uncertainty that never pretends randomness can be conquered—only understood a little better.