Mixup:Kazumi-fly-infinite-no-ss.gbt: Difference between revisions

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<player id="-1" red="0" green="0" blue="0" />
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<game>
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NFG 1 R "Untitled Strategic Game" { "Kazumi" "Defender" }

{ { "FLY.1" "FLY.2" "FLY.4,2" "FLY.1+2" "FLY.3+4" }
{ "d" "b" "4" }
}
"Kazumi FLY mixup in mirror after 1+2, ws3, and u/f+2 transitions on infinite stage. Opponent doesn't know that stepping is an option."

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1 2 5 7 9 3 4 6 8 10 11 12 13 14 15
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<analysis type="list">
<description>
One equilibrium by solving a linear program in strategic game
</description>
<profile type="mixed">
4027/10702,0,2815/10702,1930/5351,0,6999/21404,11143/21404,1631/10702
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