By willingly eliminating some strategies from the strategy set ("burning some bridges"), a player:
A)can never create a strategic advantage.
B)is showing goodwill.
C)may create strategic advantage in certain cases.
D)is shooting himself in the foot since more options are better than fewer.

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By eliminating some strategies, a player can narrow down their focus and increase their chances of success with the remaining strategies. This can create a strategic advantage in certain cases by allowing the player to effectively allocate their resources and make clear decisions. However, this may not always be the case and it ultimately depends on the specific context and game being played.

By Willingly Eliminating Some Strategies from the Strategy Set ("Burning