> There is no strategy because the game doesn’t last long enough for strategy to matter.
It makes it much more likely that you win a car. You don't see any value in doubling your chances of a big win?
It makes it much more likely that you win a car. You don't see any value in doubling your chances of a big win?
You’re improving your average chances. But you’re not improving this game’s chances. If you play 10 games, your average chances matter. If you’re playing 1 game, reality was already set before you started the game. The car doesn’t move because you improved your average probability.
The car doesn't move, but your pick moves, even in this single game.
You’re quite wrong. That is precisely what you are doing.
If the strategy won't improve your chances in any single game in a series of games - how can it improve the average chances?