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Previous episode Monty Hall problem: why your brain says 50-50

The Monty Hall problem: why switching doors doubles your chances

Monty Hall problem: what if the host doesn't know where the car is?

In the Monty Hall problem, switching wins 2 times in 3. Now change one small rule about the host. The same goat behind the same door can mean something else. Which rules matter, and why?

  1. 1 One night, Rono is sick, and your friend Miva hosts the show. Nobody told her where the car is.?Miva123

    One night, Rono is sick, and your friend Miva hosts the show. Nobody told her where the car is.

  2. 2 You pick door 1. Miva opens door 3 at random, and a goat looks out. The stage looks just like it does on Rono's nights. Should you switch?Lucky me!Want to switch?you123Miva

    You pick door 1. Miva opens door 3 at random, and a goat looks out. The stage looks just like it does on Rono's nights. Should you switch?

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