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29 Apr 2025, 21:05
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billlyjoehbs
"After" is a little unsettling but look at the use of the word "once". That indicates that the player played once. It should have been "after the first turn..." or something to mean that he did not win in the first turn but won afterwards. But an official GMAT question will give complete clarity - "does not win on the first turn but does thereafter..." something.
Ambiguity in language is filtered out during the experimental phase. So don't worry.
30 Apr 2025, 00:43
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Hi Bunuel,
can you help me understand this better as the Question asks for Probability that a player wins after playing the game once, does that mean, player looses on first chance and then win the game. or am I understanding it wrong
can you help me understand this better as the Question asks for Probability that a player wins after playing the game once, does that mean, player looses on first chance and then win the game. or am I understanding it wrong
Bunuel
30 Apr 2025, 00:50
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Sparsh007
You're misunderstanding the wording. “Wins after playing the game once” means the player wins in a single roll, not after losing first. The player wins if at least one die shows a 1 or a 5.
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