Northwest Indiana's first new pool hall in years recently opened in Hammond's Robertsdale neighborhood.

Please don’t become too excited, I do not live with Monty Don. In the past we have given it a good ... June and July Dates: - 30 th June. Pop in. Village Hall. 11am – 1pm 1 st July. Parish Council ...

The Rio Grande Valley Sports Hall of Fame will induct seven people who have made contributions to sports in the Valley on Saturday. Some of the inductees ...

The Classic Monty Hall Problem Here is the original setup of the Monty Hall Problem: On a game show, there are three closed doors. Behind one is a car; behind the other two, goats.

During its original run from 1963 1976, Let's Make a Deal quickly established itself as a game show with a difference, bringing the idea of bartering to TV in a major way with Monty Hall serving ...

There are three possible realities: the car is behind door 1, 2 or 3. If the car is behind door 2, Monty Hall will open door 3 and offer for you to switch to door 2. Switching yields the correct door.

The "Monty Hall problem" is a classic example of how games of chance can have surprising results. Here’s a fun way to model the problem.

Monty Hall always opened a wrong-guess contestant’s door first. Suppose, for example, that Bill and Betty are the two final contestants. Betty chooses door number 2, and Bill chooses door number 3.

Hall, who knows where the car is hidden, opens door No. 3 and reveals a goat behind it. Then, as Hall often did on the show, he offers you the opportunity to switch and choose door No. 2 instead.