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Subject: Re: The probability to find better move is simply irrelevant for diminishing

Author: Uri Blass

Date: 08:18:35 02/09/02

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On February 09, 2002 at 10:54:48, Dan Andersson wrote:

>And there is no guarantee that a game will end. The probabililty will get closer
>to unity. But will never get there. So strategy C does not guarantee a win
>either.
>
>MvH Dan Andersson

The probability for win by strategy C is 100% against B or A when I assume that
the game will continue to be played when it does not end.

The fact that the event that strategy C may not win is possible does not
contradict the fact that the probability for it is exactly 0.

Uri

• Re: The probability to find better move is simply irrelevant for diminishing Dan Andersson 10:25:45 02/09/02
  • Re: The probability to find better move is simply irrelevant for diminishing Uri Blass 16:02:57 02/09/02
  • Re: The probability to find better move is simply irrelevant for diminishing Uri Blass 11:17:41 02/09/02
    • Re: The probability to find better move is simply irrelevant for diminishing Dan Andersson 11:27:49 02/09/02
      • Re: The probability to find better move is simply irrelevant for diminishing Uri Blass 13:13:57 02/09/02
        • Re: The probability to find better move is simply irrelevant for diminishing Dan Andersson 14:45:50 02/09/02
          • Re: The probability to find better move is simply irrelevant for diminishing Uri Blass 15:44:59 02/09/02
• Re: The probability to find better move is simply irrelevant for diminishing Sune Fischer 08:42:31 02/09/02

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