A Rook Game – Math ∩ Programming

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A Rook Game – Math ∩ Programming
Problem: Two players take turns moving a rook on an 8x8 chessboard. The rook is only allowed to move south or west (but not both in a single turn), and may move any number of squares in the chosen direction on a turn. The loser is the player who first cannot move the rook. What is the optimal play…
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