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When players are in direct competition with one another, playing a mixed strategy leads to more pred

When players are in direct competition with one another, playing a mixed strategy leads to more predictable results than playing a pure strategy.

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Straight to the point! Appreciate your time and your help.

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Wasn't so hard, referencing the textbook helped.

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