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The author is asking for something which isn’t possible. They are asking for a game which isn’t too random but allows novices and experienced players to have a
by janalsncm 3y ago
The author is asking for something which isn’t possible. They are asking for a game which isn’t too random but allows novices and experienced players to have a fair match. That is, they’re asking for a game where the players’ moves are a function whose output is predictable but also not predictable. This is a contradiction.
There are functions which are highly unpredictable but we just call them “chaotic” or “random”. Anything less than that can be learned and thus a player with more experience will have an advantage.
- prometheus76 3y agoPoker is an example that comes to mind. Most experts hate playing against amateurs because amateurs make weird, unpredictable moves and don't know how to value their hands very well. Skill benefits good players over time, but any player can win any given hand.
- tiznow 3y agoValid yes, but with any sort of volume in hands the pro/shark is going to rob the amateur blind.