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By playing P* she's getting a return of .62.
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So one thing she could deviate to, is playing L all the time.
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If she deviates to playing L all the time,
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her payoff is still .62 so she's not strictly better off.
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That's not a strictly profitable deviation.
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Another thing she could deviate to, is she could deviate to playing R.
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If she deviates to playing R, her payoff will be .62.
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Once again, she's not strictly better off:
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she's the same as she was before,
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so that's not a strictly profitable deviation.
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So what have I shown so far?
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I've shown that P* is as good as playing L, and P* is as good as playing R.