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tit for tat

Submitted by Serendip Visitor on Thu, 05/20/2010 - 11:18am.

you see the opponent always uses the tit for tat strategy . assuming know this strategy ,[you can google it.]i would say that you should tit [or tat] him back .however when i did this ,he still said this or won, im thinking hes just a poor sport and is jeolous we won.also, you do know your opponents mooves based on the amount of money he got and the tit for tat strategy.and YOUR OPPONENT IS A COMPUTER! So dont worry. also, the opponent is smarter than you. (computer) no mater how much you try to be "unpedictable" he'll always do this .

please ecsuse my spelling .im only in 4th grade.
iris ;)

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