THE ANSWER:
They believe that is has nothing to do with the numbers called, but simply the fact that a player who plays the same cards all the time begins to “learn” which numbers appear on them and which don’t. This makes it less likely that those players would ”miss” any matching number when it was called. Over a long period of time, that tiny difference adds up to a few more won games, slightly increasing their odds.
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