👉 Bryan Math, also known as Bryan's Game Theory or the "Bryant Game," is a strategic concept developed by mathematician and game theorist Bryan A. Bryant. It's a simplified, intuitive model used to analyze competitive situations, particularly in two-player games where players aim to maximize their gains or minimize losses. The game typically involves two players choosing from a set of options, with the goal of predicting the optimal strategy based on each player's expected actions and potential outcomes. In the classic version, players choose numbers between 1 and n (inclusive) without knowing the other's choice, aiming to secure the highest possible payoff. The elegance of Bryan Math lies in its ability to distill complex strategic interactions into a manageable framework, making it accessible for understanding basic principles of game theory and strategic decision-making.
