In a Two-Person, Zero-Sum, Pure-Strategy Game, There Is No Advantage

question 18

True/False

In a two-person, zero-sum, pure-strategy game, there is no advantage to either player to switch from its strategy even if one of the players discovers the other player's strategy in advance.

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