In 1938, the Danish numerical business analyst Frederik Zeuthen demonstrated that the numerical model had a triumphant procedure by utilizing Brouwer's proper point theorem. [5] In his 1938 book Applications aux Jeux de Hasard and prior notes, Emile Borel demonstrated a minimax hypothesis for two-man lose-lose grid games just when the result framework is symmetric and given an answer for a non-paltry endless game (referred to in English as Blotto game). Borel guessed the non-presence of blended procedure equilibria in limited two-man lose-lose situations, a guess that was refuted by von Neumann