Comment Comment by Jimmc414 >The one you picked still has a 1/3 chance of winningIf there are only two choices remaining, I guess I don't understand the assertion that there is still a 1/3 chance of winning.Suppose you were new to the contest and were allowed to put money down on the choice at the point that there were two doors left.Then you repeated the bet every new contestant.Would one door would be more profitable than the other? parent Jimmc414 2 years ago
If there are only two choices remaining, I guess I don't understand the assertion that there is still a 1/3 chance of winning.
Suppose you were new to the contest and were allowed to put money down on the choice at the point that there were two doors left.
Then you repeated the bet every new contestant.
Would one door would be more profitable than the other?