Game Theory 101: Rock, Paper, Scissors

[aidsmeaij]

You misreading your text makes me lol

[UKSWHIPHOP]

the only way to win most of the time is once you have won a round remember witch hand you used then next round use the hand that will beat your preavious one as the person you are playing against will have seen you win and belive it will help them to win then just keep changing in the same pattern, try it, it should work on most people

[christophnguyen]

This doesn't help at all since you never know in advance how many rounds you'll be playing.

[JimBobJenkins]

@christophnguyen It's the same no matter how many rounds you play.

[timeparadox888]

Screw that, I'll just use Lambdadelta's SUPER PAPER!

[LArgo5698]

I lost the game

[paxpakspax]

Hahah damn I'd use the Nash Equilibrium everytime I play this game HAHA

[paxpakspax]

Nash Equilibrium!

[neighborhoodgasman]

Nash Equilibrium is to always play rock because it asserts dominance.

[yugiohsc]

Using Nash equilibrium, by definition forces the game to be fair does it not?

[yesyesnonoyesno]

i really APPRECIATE!!!!! u really saved my ass

[k4life98]

to much math:{

[thedeathskittle]

lol. what did this video prove? that rock paper scissors is fair? XD

i was looking for a strategy xD

[mvogt]

Can you explain how to calculate a dynamic strategy that is unexploitable over time when it is unknown to your opponent?

I mean you should be able to calculate opponent´s strategies that can exploit your strategy because of your playing history and then counterexploit those strategies to a degree so they do not exploit you anymore.

[Prometheukles]

Most players are reserved so chances are they start with rock...

Try it out

[KaseyAkira]

What I dont like about this video is that we didn't actually learn anything.

You picked a terrible example, though I guess you chose this example because it was simple.

However, we ALREADY KNEW there was the +1/3, 0/0/, and -1/3 solutions.

[NINJOSSE]

Jesus dude I'm just trying to find out how to run train on people at RPS and this video is like rocketscience

[thegreatninjaman]

best stratagy is to play randomly and hope your move wins

[MiSTAAAHMEK]

confusing.

[andrewho18]

my rock to your face wins ALL the time

[firemaster885]

so...don't pick the same thing all the time?

[GeminiPaladin]

awesome