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In this article I shall attempt to give an account of the most important aspects of Aristotle’s view of chance. I shall start with Aristotle’s metaphysical account of chance, since this is where Aristotle explains the meaning of chance. I shall then move on to Aristotle’s application of chance in his physics, and then proceed to the use of chance in his ethics. Finally I shall examine his rejection of determinism, which is closely related to his account of chance.