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Risk

by Paul de Wit

 

03 Mar 2004 (Updated 15 Mar 2004)

Determines if the offensive or defensive dice win for a popular board game.

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Ever played a game named 'Risk' before, if you have, have you ever wondered if it is better to play offensively or defensively, this program finds those probabilities.

Description: Offense has 3 dice, defense has two dice. Dices are rolled take the two highest rolls from the offensive side against the defensive roll. The highest roll from offense against the highest roll from defense, next highest from offense against defenses remaining dice. If the rolls equal defense wins.

MATLAB release MATLAB 6.5 (R13)
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Comments and Ratings (3)
20 Jan 2007 Edu MG

Excellent!!! I've been wondered what it's better. The only problem is that I have bad luck with dices!!!

14 May 2007 Joseph Hollmann

This is a great idea but I have no idea how to utilize it. Needs a heck of a lot of comments to make its operations clear.

06 Jan 2008 Brad Ridder

I have no idea what this thing is doing. What iterations? Do you mean the number of times you are expected to attack? If thats the case, then this is pretty useless, since you are only going to choose to attack again after viewing the results of the first attack. Its an excellent idea, but it really needs to polished up, and its purpose clarified.

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games Paul de Wit 22 Oct 2008 07:15:34
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probability Paul de Wit 22 Oct 2008 07:15:34
offensivem defensive Paul de Wit 22 Oct 2008 07:15:34
risk Paul de Wit 22 Oct 2008 07:15:34

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