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I'm curious. I've never seen using monte carlo for exact problems. Can it applicable for what kind of problems? In contests, is it common that solvable with monte carlo?
FYI: an example.
Codeforces Round #213 (Div. 1) — Problem D
http://codeforces.com/contest/364/problem/D