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let's just write it down why don't we.
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The players here in this game are Player I and Player II.
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What about the strategy sets or the strategy alternatives?
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So here Player I's strategy set,
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she has two choices top or bottom, represented by the rows,
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which are hopefully the top row and the bottom row.
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Player II has three choices,
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this game is not symmetric,
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so they have different number of choices,
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that's fine.
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Player II has three choices left, center, and right,
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represented by the left, center, and right column in the matrix.