Free Online Probability Math Games

In this game questions will appear in the form of "How likely is it that..." along with diagrams.

You can select your answer from four options: Certain, Probable, Unlikely and Impossible.

The first part of this game consists of some trials in which colored balls are shuffeled inside the machine.

In every trial, two colored balls are given, and you have to estimate the chance of them being picked by the machine.

The second part consists of a simulation: Balls are shuffeled inside the machine, and every time you pull the handle, a ball is picked. There is a counter for every color, and you get to see the relative frequency of the colors that were picked.

The concepts of "Impossible", "Probable" and "Certain" are represented in the activity in the terms of "no", "maybe" and "yes".

Practice the concepts of "Impossible", "Unlikely", "Equal", "Likely" and "Certain" with this futuristic vending machine.

Using a deck of cards to illustrate the concept, this is a step by step tutorial with online practice and a test.

This activity also includes a tutorial with practice and a test, and is using school raffle tickets to illustrate the concept.

Interactive exercises to experiment and calculate the probabilities of random events. A great a activity by PBS Learning Media.

This wonderful online spinner enables you to easily gather independent random events of various kinds. It also automatically sums them up in a table below.

This quiz has 10 multiple-choice questions.

Click the correct answer for every question, and when you finish click the "Check Score" button.

Then you will get a full feedback where you can see your score and your correct and wrong answers, as well as a full detailed solution for every question.

Repeatedly throwing two dice and depicting their sum as an amusing snail race.

This is a unique practice of the probability vocabulary, going all the way from the words impossible to certain, and all the various concepts in between, such as "probable", "likely", "very unlikely" etc.

This is an estimation game based on known chances, in which you try to estimate whether the next card will be higher or lower than the last one.

This is a beautiful illustrated online probability test, about representing as fractions. You can choose from three difficulty levels.

A simple and practical online spinner which can easily simulate independent events. You can set the number of spins, and there's a table which automatically tracks and records the events.

The lesson consists of 5 experiments, followed by 5 exercises with results.

This consists of 10 problems with answers for the advanced students.

10 problems with detailed answers for self practice.

Relative Frequency - 10 problems with detailed answers for self practice.

This game consists of 6 different fun activities.

In these activities you can win tickets in carnival games, by making the correct calculations, and choosing the events with the highest chance of occuring.