The constant c satisfies the upper bound c(k^2) ≤ 1/k.
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a similar construction to the one above, in which Alice divides the coins into {k^2} pairs that are almost even, in such a way that the longest monotone sequence is of length {k}, gives the upper bound {c(k^2) \leq 1/k}
Stijn Cambie's upper bound observation on the coin-game constant c(n).
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