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Wouldn't the optimal strategy be to just pick the best move in your opinion and assign 100% probability to it? That way it would just turn back into regular che
by khamisiyah 6y ago
Wouldn't the optimal strategy be to just pick the best move in your opinion and assign 100% probability to it? That way it would just turn back into regular chess.
- jaggirs 6y agoHmm you are right. This brings to questiom why in real life we don't tend to go all in on the best bet.
- X6S1x6Okd1st 6y agoThere's no uncertainty in chess. It's a game of perfect information and you can understand the rules 100%
- jaggirs 6y agoThere absolutely is uncertainty in chess. Or do you know with certainty that you will win before the game starts?
- X6S1x6Okd1st 6y agoThere is uncertainty about which moves are best, but no uncertainty about what the state of the board is or what will happen when any move is played. There exists some optimal play for both white and black, we don't know what it is yet, but someday we might and then chess would be truly solved like tic tac toe.
- jaggirs 6y agoExactly, we don't know the best play. So chess is uncertain. Whether there is a theoretical best move or not does not make playing chess any more certain if the move is unknown.