Predicting what will happen in games and sports using probability can be tough. Here are some challenges students might run into:

• Complex Factors: Many things can affect the outcomes, making calculations hard.
• Unexpected Events: Injuries or changes in weather can suddenly alter predictions.
• Limited Information: New players might not have enough stats to make good predictions.

But don’t worry! Here’s how to tackle these problems:

1. Gather more information over time.
2. Learn simple probability formulas, like $P(A) = \frac{\text{Number of favorable outcomes}}{\text{Total outcomes}}$.
3. Practice with simulations to get a better grasp of chance.