In Axelrod's experiments, which strategy was the most successful for winning the prisoner's scenario?

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Axelrod's experiments and subsequent simulations showed that the tit for tat strategy was the most successful for winning the prisoner's dilemma scenario. This strategy involves starting out by cooperating and then simply copying the other player's previous move (cooperate or defect) in subsequent rounds. This encourages cooperation from the other player and avoids getting stuck in a pattern of mutual defection.

In Axelrod's Experiments, Which Strategy Was the Most Successful for Winning