So you're like author of the post? Quote: > Unless players are perfectly matched, the outcome can be rather predictable. In the perfect game, you should still

So you're like author of the post? Quote: > Unless players are perfectly matched, the outcome can be rather predictable. In the perfect game, you should still be in with a shot of winning even if you’re not as practiced as your opponent. 1. (Anecdotal) Back when I was learning Go, I had a game with 9k player with no handicap. I managed to be way above until the endgame where bad prioritizing made me lose the advantage and then some. 2. Ever heard of Starcraft: Brood War? It has a hidden state and sources of randomness, the whole ZvZ match-up is basically RPS... yet Jaedong had whooping 76% winrate [0] in his career, because his micro was on another level. [0] https://liquipedia.net/starcraft/Jaedong/Overall_Statistics https://liquipedia.net/starcraft/Jaedong/Overall_Statistics