Agree that closer to reality would be one advisor, who has a secret goal, and player A just has to muddle through against an equal skill bot with deciding how much advice to take. And playing like 10 games in a row, so the EV of 5 wins can be accurately evaluated against.
Plausible goals to decide randomly between:
Player wins
Player loses
Game is a draw
Player loses thier Queen (ie opponent still has thier queen after all immediate trades and forcing moves are completed)
Player loses on time
Player wins, delivering checkmate with a bishop or knight move
Maximum number of promotions (for both sides combined)
Player wins after having a board with only pawns
Etc...
Agree that closer to reality would be one advisor, who has a secret goal, and player A just has to muddle through against an equal skill bot with deciding how much advice to take. And playing like 10 games in a row, so the EV of 5 wins can be accurately evaluated against.
Plausible goals to decide randomly between:
Player wins
Player loses
Game is a draw
Player loses thier Queen (ie opponent still has thier queen after all immediate trades and forcing moves are completed)
Player loses on time
Player wins, delivering checkmate with a bishop or knight move
Maximum number of promotions (for both sides combined)
Player wins after having a board with only pawns Etc...