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Six versions of finite frequentism and criticisms [Hájek, 1996]. A problem for infinite frequentism: randomness Defining randomness can also be a problem for certain versions of finite frequentism, but one must define probabilities in terms of sequences in the infinite case. That’s why the problem is most visible there. For criticisms of hypothetical frequentism more generally, see [Hájek, 2009]. Like [Hájek, 1996], this paper investigates whether hypothetical frequentism matches certain “pre-theoretic intuitions.