Poker Strategies
After receiving pocket cards, you are immediately faced with a choice: play your cards and either raise or call the blinds, or fold.
Practice Matters
Topics in game theory
Topics in game theory Definitions Normal-form game - Extensive-form game - Graphical game - Cooperative game - Succinct game - Information set - Hierarchy of beliefs - Preference - Equilibrium concepts Nash equilibrium - Subgame perfection - Mertens-stable equilibrium - Bayesian-Nash - Perfect Bayesian - Trembling hand - Proper equilibrium - Epsilon-equilibrium - Correlated equilibrium - Sequential equilibrium - Quasi-perfect equilibrium - Evolutionarily stable strategy - Risk dominance - Core - Shapley value - Pareto efficiency - Quantal response equilibrium - Self-confirming equilibrium - Strong Nash equilibrium - Markov perfect equilibrium - Strategies Dominant strategies - Pure strategy - Mixed strategy - Tit for tat - Grim trigger - Collusion - Backward induction - Forward induction - Markov strategy -
Classes of games
Classes of games Symmetric game - Perfect information - Simultaneous game - Sequential game - Repeated game - Signaling game - Cheap talk - Zero-sum game - Mechanism design - Bargaining problem - Stochastic game - Large Poisson game - Nontransitive game - Global games 텴ames Prisoner's dilemma - Traveler's dilemma - Coordination game - Chicken - Centipede game - Volunteer's dilemma - Dollar auction - Battle of the sexes - Stag hunt - Matching pennies - Ultimatum game - Rock-paper-scissors - Pirate game - Dictator game - Public goods game - Blotto games - War of attrition - El Farol Bar problem - Cake cutting - Cournot game - Deadlock - Diner's dilemma - Guess 2/3 of the average - Kuhn online hold'em poker - Nash bargaining game - Screening game - Prisoners and hats puzzle - Trust game - Princess and monster game - Monty Hall problem - Theorems Minimax theorem - Nash's theorem - Purification theorem - Folk theorem - Revelation principle - Arrow's impossibility theorem -