The best move often depends on who else is playing. In a Monopoly simulation, you program two AI players with distinct personality profiles: Type A plays aggressively, Type B plays cautiously. When a Random player joins to make it three players, Type B wins the most and Type A wins only about half as often. In two-player games, though, both strategies win nearly the same number of games. The optimal approach shifts with the number of opponents — what works in a crowd doesn't necessarily work one-on-one.