Observed arrival · 2026-10-11
Rokada Lab puts board-game hunches on trial
A Warsaw-based independent lab tests board-game intuitions with probability, game theory and statistics, publishing analyses, a glossary and an in-browser calculator.
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- Board-game players curious about probability and strategy
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- The dice example enumerates 36 outcomes: seven appears in six pairs, while twelve appears in one.
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The dice analysis enumerates all 36 possible pairs: seven appears in six, while twelve appears in one. A separate two-player example gives the attacker a one-third mix on the higher-value route and the defender a two-thirds guard rate at the stated Nash equilibrium. The page also lists examples involving draws without replacement and optimal stopping, and says its calculator runs in the browser without accounts or data transmission.
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