08 Aug '08 04:04>
Originally posted by ZahlanziAh, but then again, what if you're playing russian roulette with two bullets, and the bullets are in successive chambers. If there are 3 players to play, who has the best odds: the person who goes first? second? third? Who has the worst odds?
this is not how the problem is formulated. the problem asks if you have more chances of winning if you change your choice. the dude picked the first door with a 1/3 chance of success. but now he makes a new pick from 2 choices.
if you play russian rullette and you pull the trigger 4 times what are your chances on the 5th pull? things would not be 50% ...[text shortened]... ld have asked before the 1st pull of the trigger what are your chances of reaching the 5th pull.