Games That End in a Bang or a Whimper [PDF]
Using truels, or three-person duels, as an example, we show that how players perceive a multiple-round game will end can make a big difference in whether it ends non-cooperatively (producing a "bang") or just peters out (producing a "whimper"): 1. If the
Brams, S. J., Kilgour, M. D.
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