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Originally posted by alexg
yes they do..
it's easy...
if you chose not to switch.. you have 1/3 chance of winning..
if you switch, you only LOSE if you chose the curtain with the prize behind it initially, thus you have a 1/3 chance of losing, and a 2/3 chance of winning...
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well , I still dont think that is accurate
let us say
A /
B /
C /
I chose C /
>> B / gets eliminated
so now it is down to A / and C /
you are now saying because it wasn't B / and I choose C / automatically the best option and most winning opportunity will always be A / ?
that just doenst make sense to me
you will have a 50 % chance of it being true and a 50% chance of it not being true
luck is an important factor in such a guessing game and should always be considered when calculating your odds
I cant understand how in ONCE case I would be better of chosing A / because it isn't B / and I choose C / initially
it would be if you dont count in luck , but who is the fool who does'nt count in luck in a guessing game ? ?