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You are assuming there are no collusions among players (agreements to play against another one). That perturbs the Nash optimality.
by pfortuny 2y ago
You are assuming there are no collusions among players (agreements to play against another one). That perturbs the Nash optimality.
- im3w1l 2y agoI'm kind of curious how accidental collusion could work out. Like imagine multiple players playing in such a way that they help each other - but purely out of ignorance on how best to play the game!
- 8note 2y agoIsn't it pretty standard, and how professional poker players make money? All of the good players identify the worst, riches player at the table, and they all take that players money. Once they're out, you leave the table too