This is neither a comic, a funny manual, nor a run-of-the-mill book about mathematics. But it has a bit of everything. One could call the end product "Math Done Differently." It deals with the mathematics of chance. Its themes are statistics and probabilities. It shows how to play the lottery optimally. It tells that even Mother Nature enjoys a bit of gambling. It explains why each of us can expect a miracle in our lives every month. It informs that a mathematician played a decisive role in World War II. It offers all of this and more. But in a different way. Specifically, in a new format: as happy-hour bites of holiday length. Even with minimal effort and moderate stamina, it is accessible with common sense and a pinch of simple school mathematics. Easily accessible. It is aimed at everyone from ages 15 to 95 plus x, whether they love math or not.