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Coin flipping and waiting times paradoxes: Why fair coins are exceptional
Penney's Ante exhibits non-transitivity when two target strings race to appear in a shared stream of coin tosses. We study instead independent string races, where each player observes their own independent and identically distributed (i.i.d.) coin/die stream (possibly biased), and the winner is the
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