Into to Simultaneous Move Games

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  1. James Miller
  2. Game Theory (Field Of Study)
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Into to Simultaneous Move Games

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Ron Peretz presents 1:33:04

Ron Peretz presents Martin (1998) paper: determinacy of simultaneous-move games

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I find simultaneous games very hard to grasp so it's nice how this one uses straightforward payoffs when introducing the idea.

Zagatron
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Maybe I am not seeing this correctly or maybe it is just an example. Seems to me regardless of what Player 1 picks Player 2 always will get one value higher. so player 1 is going to always get a lesser value.

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