It also had the final distribution of the rolls for each game.
The dataset had information on the resources and numbers of the initial two settlements. It also had the final distribution of the rolls for each game. That said, it is possible to verify if the numbers on the initial tiles rolled more often than expected. For example, there are 5 ways out of 36 permutations to roll a 6 with two dice. In a game with 72 rolls, the six should roll an average of 10 times or 13.9% of the time. Thus, we can multiply this probability by the number of rolls to obtain the expected number of times this number should come out and compare it to the number of times It did come out in the game. If the number came out more than expected, then we can say the player got lucky.