Talk:Mean payoff game

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Clarifying short description

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Hello! I'm new to Wikipedia editing, and got interested in this article after adding page links to it. The whole Minimizer, Maximizer, and "the number that is on the edge" was confusing to me. I just had a few questions and was wondering how to add them, or if I should. For one, "Each vertex is assigned to either the Maximizer of the Minimizer" could be confusing if it is randomly assigned, or maybe some sort of pattern. It also says that the "Minimizer pays the Maximizer" but never that the Maximizer takes away from the Minimizer. I'm assuming this is correct and that the "score" always increases, but that feels confusing. Lastly, "the number that is on the edge" isn't explained in the short description.

The reason I'm not changing this is because I'm not sure the correct way to do this/if I should. Any help would be appreciated!

Also, sorry if I put this in the wrong place... Anagram of Pi (talk) 21:13, 15 December 2025 (UTC)Reply

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