(mathematics) A game in which all of the participants have equal expectation of gain.
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(mathematics) A game in which all of the participants have equal expectation of gain.
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A legitimate target for attack or ridicule. For example, On his talk show, authors are considered fair game. This expression alludes to hunting. [Early 1800s]
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The noun has one meaning:
Meaning #1:
a person who is the victim of ridicule or exploitation by some hostile person or influence
Synonyms: prey, quarry, target
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A "fair game" in statistics can also refer to a game in which the expected value is zero.
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