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If you are executing the nash equilibrium strategy, if your opponent deviates from the strategy you win by default.
by friedman23 5y ago
If you are executing the nash equilibrium strategy, if your opponent deviates from the strategy you win by default.
- Imnimo 5y agoConsider the following game matrix, in which you pick a row and your opponent picks a column, and you receive the first payoff and your opponent receives the second. (100,100) (-100,99) (99,99) (98,98) The Nash equilibrium strategy is that you pick row 1 and your opponent picks column 1, each receiving 100 points. Once in this state, neither of you can improve by unilaterally changing your strategy. However, if your opponent irrationally deviates and takes column 2, receiving 99 instead of 100, you will get the catastrophic -100 payoff.
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- rileymat2 5y agoI don’t think this is quite right, it requires the opponent to use the optimal strategy.