My sister and I had an argument after I stated that I did not want to play Pit with them anymore because her husband and her son for some unknown reason refused to trade with me. Since she is always right, she said I was not telling the truth because the game is set up so that everyone has to trade in order for someone to win.

While I did not remind her that the game in question was not completed because I threw my cards down and quit, I still believe there is a possibility, however remote, that the game could be one if one player was frozen out by 2 or 3 others. Any mathematical statisticians out there that would like to come up with an answer for me? I really want to know the answer!!

My sister and I had an argument after I stated that I did not want to play Pit with them anymore because her husband and her son for some unknown reason refused to trade with me. Since she is always right, she said I was not telling the truth because the game is set up so that everyone has to trade in order for someone to win.

While I did not remind her that the game in question was not completed because I threw my cards down and quit, I still believe there is a possibility, however remote, that the game could be won if one player was frozen out by 2 or 3 others. Any mathematical statisticians out there that would like to come up with an answer for me? I really want to know the answer!!