For villagers and visitors, it’s a chance to raise funds for the upkeep of Iden pavilion, as Debbie Chalet the new chair of the trust responsible for the building explains. Iden was gifted a parcel of ...

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 ...

Mason Marchment, who was a late bloomer, learned to make the most of his 6-foot-5 frame and gives the Kraken a much-needed ...

When the Monty Hall problem was first posed by Marilyn Vos Savant in Parade Magazine in 1990, the solution bewildered thousands of people. The magazine received around 10,000 letters, ...

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 ...

Here the Monty Hall dilemma is preying on something called the equiprobability bias: we assume that all presented outcomes are equally likely. In an exaggerated form, ...

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.

Every few years or so, the Monty Hall Problem has another moment in the sun. Just last week, Priceonomics brought it back again, in a post titled "The Time Everyone 'Corrected' the World’s Smartest ...

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.