Question

In the simple Monte Hall game, we had 3 doors and 1 door contained a prize. The player has to guess which door could possibly contain the prize. That door would be opened and if it contains the prize he wins it. If more doors are added, the player has more choices to guess. What do you think will happen to the probability (i.e. chance) of winning if more doors are added?

Answer 1

probability= no. of doors containing prize divided by total no. of doors