Game Theory Tutorial - Two-Players Zero-Sum Games, Pure and Mixed Strategy, and Nash Equilibrium

[@sharonposton8784]

Appreciate the tutorial, but keep the music in the opening and ending only.

[@aakashmahindreker]

At the 11:11 for the step 1, the sum of A4 row is 5 + 2 + 1 = 8 and you have written 9. Please check.

[@2334463]

Thanks for noticing. It does not affect the solution so far, but yeah, should take note of this error. Thanks.

[@Jason11306]

Could someone explain how 4YIN1 = -8YIN1+10 becomes 12YIN1 = 10 and eventually 5/6?

[@eli10091]

hi, I am reading a paper on game theory and even though I understand the theory, I am having trouble understanding the formulas. Can I hire you to explain them to me?

[@Duszkek]

what if i have the minimal sum value for rows like -3 in three different rows at the same time ?

[@Minexorek]

All 3 are equaly safe strategies

[@Gandobilis]

thanks.

[@ivanmihaylov6676]

For the problem at 12:36 - I ended up with the top left squares of the matrix and the equilibrium was 1

[@KRISTIJANNEDANOSKI]

Can you please explain how you got Nash equilibrium 1? I got Nash equilibrium for player 1 move 1 no matter what player 2 chooses

[@李靖-f4h]

very good

[@alisondavis9395]

anyone else still confused as fuck

[@siegelord2801]

Yess

[@jahandadbaloch4369]

Well explained

[@tommi1654]

please remove the annoying background music