Game theory: which two-player games solved analytically

Gerenuk · Apr 25, 2008

I was wondering for which two-player/two-option games (symmetric, ...?) definite solutions for the best strategy can be found? (like a single equation for which probability for the choices to use)

exk · Apr 25, 2008

checkers?

Gerenuk · Apr 25, 2008

exk said:

checkers?

You're right.

Sorry, I forgot to mention that I want to consider abstract two option games with a 2x2 payoff matrix.

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