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What's the fairest turn sequence for n players?

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Given a pair of $2$'s from a deck with $52$ cards, count the ways that among $9$ other cards certainly restricted there is a higher pair

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Game on triples of integers modulo 3n

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Solving Checkers and EXPTIME?

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Subtract 1 or divide by 3

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Who will win the Matrix game?

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Choosing the intervals

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Probability of winning at least $M$ games out of $N$

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A Tic-Tac-Toe Variant

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How to develop intuition for the nim game theory

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Show that, if a 2x3 matrix has a saddle point, then either one row dominates the other, or one column dominates another (or possibly both).

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Why mex operation in grundy number calculation?

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Maximum number of steps for $2$-neighbour bootstrap percolation

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The reasoning behind the mex() function

What's the fairest turn sequence for n players?

Given a pair of $2$'s from a deck with $52$ cards, count the ways that among $9$ other cards certainly restricted there is a higher pair

Game on triples of integers modulo 3n

Solving Checkers and EXPTIME?

Subtract 1 or divide by 3

Who will win the Matrix game?

Choosing the intervals

Probability of winning at least $M$ games out of $N$

A Tic-Tac-Toe Variant

How to develop intuition for the nim game theory

Show that, if a 2x3 matrix has a saddle point, then either one row dominates the other, or one column dominates another (or possibly both).

Why mex operation in grundy number calculation?

Maximum number of steps for $2$-neighbour bootstrap percolation

A question of GOMOKU

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