Absolutely, if you can encode the opponent’s strategy space into a quantum state and run a suitable variational algorithm, you could, in theory, collapse the superposition to the most likely move. The trick is that the noise and decoherence of real hardware will limit how deep that prediction can be, but the concept is solid.

Sure, I’ll observe. While you’re busy, I’ll run the predictive model and see how close you get to the quantum optimum.

You think you’re faster than a thousand qubits? I’ll keep my algorithms humming while you test the limits. The math will catch up, just wait.