If a player has a dominant strategy in a simultaneous-move game,then she is sure to get her best outcome.

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Suppose player 1 has a dominant strategy in a two-player simultaneous move game.Then player two will choose the best response to that dominant strategy.This may not result in the highest payoff for player 1.The prisoners' dilemma is an example.All we can say for sure is that player 1 will achieve the highest payoff given the strategy of the opponent.

If a Player Has a Dominant Strategy in a Simultaneous-Move