4 players in a game, rolling dice. The one with the largest value and the one with the smallest value team up. The others team up as well. The winning team is the team with the biggest sum of the dice values. The payoff is the difference between the sums.
Typical questions regarding permutations and coin tosses in a row
introduce yourself, how do you know ott
Various probability and stat questions
1st round is probability brain teasers, 2nd round number theory brain teasers - both fairly easy. I got a complicated game theory question on 3rd round and messed that up.
Probability- Stats brain teaser puzzles, including a little bit game theory
Probability questions of various types.
Various probability questions, with a focus on expected value and decision making.
4 problems in total with the last two being dice problems. The problems themselves aren't difficult but to answer them accurately, fast on the spot is non-trivial. Forget about the green book - only do dice and card problems and scrape the whole glassdoor.
You bet on a number of die rolls to finish the game board. You play against 2 bots who trade with you. One is smart and knows the next roll and a dumb bot who does whatever you do.
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