A symmetric game is a type of game in game theory where the payoffs for each player depend only on the strategies chosen and not on the specific identity of the players. In other words, the game remains unchanged when the players' roles are switched. This means that if player 1's strategy results in a certain outcome, the same strategy used by player 2 will lead to the same outcome, provided their roles are reversed.

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