Putnam 1989 A4
- Session A
If is an irrational number, , is there a finite game with an honest coin such that the probability of one player winning the game is ? (An honest coin is one for which the probability of heads and the probability of tails are both . A game is finite if with probability 1 it must end in a finite number of moves.)
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