A zero-sum game - A situation in which a participant's gain or loss is exactly balanced by the losses or gains of other participants. , To outthink - To outsmart someone by using superior intelligence or strategic thinking., Flip a coin - To make a decision by tossing a coin, typically with "heads" or "tails" representing different outcomes., Roll a dice - To use dice to generate a random outcome, often used in games or decision-making., Advocate a strategy - To support a particular plan of action or approach., Keep someone off-guard - To prevent someone from being prepared or vigilant, often by surprising or unsettling them., Get a leg up on someone - To gain an advantage over someone in a competitive situation., Be guarded against something - To be cautious or protected against a potential threat or risk., Employ a strategy - To use a strategy,

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