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Will (x strategy) beat (y strategy) in (some game?)

For any of the AI projects, this can be "does the AI beat a random player"? Mostly, I think this wouldn't be too interesting (a checkers player with any brain ought to beat a random player every time), but I think tic-tac-toe might have an interesting result (the random player may win by chance once in a while).

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by DrHyde (Prior) on Sep 10, 2008 at 11:00 UTC
    I believe that in noughts and crosses you can guarantee not to lose (ie if you can't win you can force a draw), regardless of whether you play first or second.