🚀 go-pugleaf

In article <1992Dec18.202554.29968@cs.odu.edu> carr@fog.cs.odu.edu (Eric Carr) writes:
>...But suppose there were, for every time the door was opened, TWO players
>each standing in front of one of the doors. (The third player having already
>been disappointed by being told he/she was the proud owner of a goat.)
>Wouldn't BOTH of these players supposedly statistically benefit from switching,
>if the 2/3 answer were correct?

No.  The other person who would benefit would be the third player who now owns
a goat, since Monty would have opened the door in front of the *other* goat
if he were playing alone.

The players who pick the goats both will benefit, since Monty shows them the
goat that they *didn't* pick, leaving them to switch and get the car.

	- kitten