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May 7, 2013 by jagfnz Leave a Comment

Mixed Strategies : changing skill levels

What happens in this lineout game when say one player improves their skill levels? This clip offers more “practise” in using connect the dots reasoning to answer this question…which leads to the rather odd result that in the New Nash equilibrium the player with the improved skills uses those skills less!

 

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