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>You pick a door, say No. 1, and the host, who knows what's behind the doors... I don't get this. Why does't the player insist that they open door no 1. Or is
by babyrainbow 10y ago
>You pick a door, say No. 1, and the host, who knows what's behind the doors...
I don't get this. Why does't the player insist that they open door no 1. Or is it part of the game that the host will open a different door other than the one the player picked...
If the host knows what is behind the doors, and you are only given two chances, and the host can open a different door from what you picked, isn't your chance of winning zero?
I don't get this...
- Retra 10y agoThe host's job is to create suspense by opening a door and offering a chance to switch. If they opened the door you picked first, there would be no suspense, and if they didn't know what was behind the door, they could show you that you lose, which also removes suspense. Turns out the host just ends up giving you more information that you can use to make a better decision.
- babyrainbow 10y agoCan you please explain this.. >If the host knows what is behind the doors, and you are only given two chances, and the host can open a different door from what you picked, isn't your chance of winning zero?