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Yokoya's 500 millions strategy

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(I used AI to make my doc more fluid since my usage of English is quite bad) Hello everyone, I made this analysis to present the apex of Yokoya’s intelligence: his 500 million strategy. I strongly recommend anyone to read Liar Game manga beforehand to understand this document as it’s hard to understand the events without more context. 1° Context Yokoya needed to reach 500 million yen in 2 years but only reached 100 million in the 1st year. He found an opportunity with the Liar Game, where he replaced his friend to dominate any opposition. Before entering, he likely questioned his friend about previous rounds, such as Minority Rule (we know this because the Liar Game follows the same tournament with the same game), and discovered how decisive alliances were (similar to Harimoto’s analysis in the end of Bid Poker). To reach this conclusion, he likely saw the rules of Minority Game and pulled the same strategy as Akiyama did (Choosing 8 people as a team and making a contract to force no betrayal to ensure victory with 40 millions of yen). His friend had failed because of those alliances, meaning that the Liar game prioritized cooperation over individualism. From this, Yokoya understood that to win, he needed not just alliances but a dictatorship as it followed his life affirming ideology. 2° Downsizing Game Rules * Players can sell anything they want to other players, receiving money via the M Tickets. * A player that uses M Tickets for any kind of transaction must complete his …

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