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We address pattern selection problems in nonlinear interface dynamics by maximizing the entropy of the most probable (classical) scenario associated with the processes. This variational principle we applied to well-known selection problems in a Hele-Shaw cell: stationary Saffman-Taylor finger in a channel and self-similar finger in a wedge. The obtained results excellently agree with experiments. We also address the universal fjord opening angle. This principle complements a non-variational selection developed earlier. Surface tension is not needed for selection in both approaches, contrary to the common belief.

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