If the B voters vote C over A, then A doesn't win at Nash equilibrium, but
B & C do.
So, by NEO's rules, eliminate A, & do NEO between B & C.
Then, only C wins at Nash equilibrium.
C wins.
Michael Ossipoff
If the B voters vote C over A, then A doesn't win at Nash equilibrium, but
B & C do.
So, by NEO's rules, eliminate A, & do NEO between B & C.
Then, only C wins at Nash equilibrium.
C wins.
Michael Ossipoff