Thirty Strangers – Interactive Probability Game

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Summary: Thirty Strangers is a self-contained interactive browser game in which players repeatedly decide whether to 'take' or 'pass' on strangers encountered across multiple lines, competing against an AI opponent under a scoring system. The game simulates repeated probabilistic decision-making across many rounds, producing experimental outcomes that accumulate over gameplay. It includes configurable parameters such as number of lines, people per line, and AI difficulty thresholds.

Relevance to Module: The game directly engages learners with experimental probability by generating observable outcomes through repeated trials, mirroring the kind of real-world probability experiments discussed in the module. The competitive structure against an AI opponent—whose thresholds are derived from calculated probabilities—grounds abstract probability concepts in a playful decision-making context.