"Mathematics of chance" is a fascinating work of the Russian writer and mathematician Igor Orlov, which opens to the reader an amazing world of probability and randomness. In this book, the author not only shares his knowledge about mathematics, but also shows how it permeates our lives, influencing every decision we make and every chance encounter. From the first pages, the reader plunges into an exciting world where mathematics becomes not just a set of formulas and theorems, but a living and dynamic science that can explain the many phenomena that occur around us. Orlov masterfully combines a scientific approach with an artistic style, which makes the book accessible and understandable even to those who are far from mathematics. It uses vivid examples from everyday life to demonstrate how random events can be predicted and analyzed using mathematical methods. The book will be of interest to a wide range of readers: from schoolchildren and students studying mathematics, to adults who want to expand their knowledge and look at the world from a new perspective. If you are interested in science, like to solve puzzles or just want to understand how randomness works in our lives, "Mathematics of Chance" will be a real find for you. The topics raised in the book cover many aspects: from probability theory to statistics, from random processes to their application in various fields - from economics to medicine. Orlov is not afraid to ask difficult questions and invites the reader to think about how often we rely on luck and how we can use mathematical tools to make more informed decisions. In this context, the book becomes not only a textbook, but also a philosophical reflection on the nature of chance and its role in our existence. Igor Orlov’s style is characterized by ease and accessibility, which makes his works attractive to a wide audience. He skillfully uses metaphors and analogies to explain complex concepts, making them understandable and memorable. Readers familiar with his other works will appreciate his ability to combine scientific facts with fascinating stories, which makes reading not only informative, but also enjoyable. If you are looking for books that will help you better understand the world around you, The Mathematics of Chance will be an excellent choice. It may be of interest to those who have read Random Thoughts or Probability and Reality, as well as those who are interested in topics such as data analysis, decision-making, and behavioral economics. In conclusion, "Mathematics of Chance" is not just a book about mathematics, it is a real odyssey into the world of randomness, where every reader can find something of his own. Discover how mathematics permeates everyday life, and learn how to use it to improve your decisions and understanding of the world around you. This book will be your guide to the world of probability and randomness, which may change your perception of reality.