Player 2 and Player 3 tie for the lead 4.15% of the timeĪll three players tie for the lead. Player 1 and Player 3 tie for the lead 3.70% of the time Player 1 and Player 2 tie for the lead 3.52% of the time And if so, the Wizard is correct.īased upon 10 million games, if Player 1 spins again on an initial total of 65 or less: I THINK I've got it all working correctly. I wrote a computer simulation (since I don't know how to solve it otherwise) to check this. Here's the link for those who haven't seen it: That's part of the rules (puzzle) and the Wizards explanation clearly indicate he's aware of this. that Player 2 and Player 3 each get two spins to beat Player 1.
I like it when people challenge something, rather than to take everything at face value.
