# Tic Tac Toe Lab Assessment

## Checkpoint 1
Looks good. 

## Checkpoint 2
Nice! The ranges make use of the fact that there are some useful patterns 
in the indices of row- and colum-based wins.

## Checkpoint 3
> The current and future reward for this state is 0 which tells me there are as many
> games where x wins as loses and most games end in a draw? Does this mean it's a
> fair game?

Almost--but this isn't a propabilistic process. Having the initial state's
current and future reward be zero means that if everyone plays perfectly, 
the game will always be a draw.