Two players, R and B, take turns placing coins on a board without overlapping. In the original game, Player R can guarantee a win using a mirroring strategy. But when the board is modified with a hole in the center, the advantage flips to Player B. This simple twist reveals how first-mover advantage isn’t always guaranteed — a key idea in game theory.

Watch to understand the strategy, the logic behind it, and why small changes can flip a winning position.

You can also read the puzzle on https://soln.tech/blog/coins-and-board-game-theory-first-player-advantage

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