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When three dice are rolled, gamblers noticed that the sum of their faces equal to 9...

When three dice are rolled, gamblers noticed that the sum of their faces equal to 9 comes somewhat less often than the sum of faces equal to 10. Prove analytically whether the observation is true or false.

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