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In game theory, a minimax strategy aims to:

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1Maximize the minimum potential gain
2Minimize the maximum potential loss (or worst possible outcome)✓
3Minimize the opponent's payoff, regardless of one's own payoff
4Maximize one's own payoff, regardless of the opponent's strategy

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Minimize the maximum potential loss (or worst possible outcome)

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