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After the game strategy

Submitted by Serendip Visitor on Wed, 01/29/2020 - 2:49am.

I did not think about a strategy necessarily before beginning the game. However, as the rounds kept going I found myself wanting to win. Originally I would cooperate because I received many coins but as the game took its toll I chose to compete. I found that strategy was alright and does help you in the end but for me it was more fun to risk it. I found that if we competed it was more entertaining and I ended up with more coins.

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