> Perfect play by both opponents in a solved game always leads to a draw That assumes that both players are equal. In many games there is a benefit for one of

> Perfect play by both opponents in a solved game always leads to a draw That assumes that both players are equal. In many games there is a benefit for one of the players. In such a game the effect of perfect play by one player is to win Inna's fee turns as possible, while for the other player the perfect play only prolongs the game. For instance in "connect four" the starting player should begin in center to enforce win.