Game Theory - Dominant Strategy

Learn how to determine the dominant strategy of a game matrix in game theory.

[@TheDemonturkey]

Very useful examples. Especially the part with the variables in the game matrix, couldn't find that anywhere. Thanks!

[@commentator2718]

Great presentation! Simple and succinct. Thank you!

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[@n74jw]

Great explanation. Thanks! Where do the numbers come from?

[@beanhwak]

a = 3 also can be included since player will still choose strategy B

[@CS-bl2sz]

It is also my thought.

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[@fatjamescorden1597]

in chess, to be dominant is to control the 4 center squares! thanks for the video btw :))

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[@Rbskater12000]

Thanks for this, can you explain where these numbers came from or are they just given per the example? For instance 2nd example, player 1, option A states “3”. Why is that three and not a “6,7,8, etc.”

[@ProfWise12]

Hi Izo - It was just a random example, to be honest. :)

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[@mariashujat1428]

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[@august4633]

Thank you! In the last example wouldn't a=3 result in a dominant strategy? You said it has to to be larger than a (but not equal)?

[@himanshugangwar6905]

yes ,a=3 can be a dominant strategy..... but .a>3 is strictly dominant strategy.

[@suranjana9625]

That will be weakly dominant

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Hello, I need to hear more on the no dominant strategy

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[@ulvumustafayev1823]

Hi.Thank you for this excellent presentation.I have watched all the videos and find them super useful.Unfortunately, there 2 exercises about game theory that I can't solve.Pleaseee could you help me? Pleasee

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Also, stop and stop nash equalibrium right ?

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[@sivanagendra]

Can you explain how did you got that values 1,1,1,-3,1,2,2,2 in first example?

[@johnt.5144]

These are given, no need to determine them

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[@macprog1994]

Gracias mama