You don't need game theory magic to find equilibrium—just keep deleting strategies that are never best responses, then repeat inside what's left. Strategies that survived round one but were only best responses to now-deleted moves get cut next round. Iterate 'boxes within boxes' and you converge on a single intersection point where each player's strategy is a best response to the other. This iterative elimination is the constructive intuition behind Nash equilibrium, and it works even when no strategy is dominated.
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