What Happens to Classic Game Theory When the Prize Is a Gamble, Not a Sure Thing
New research shows that randomizing contest prizes reshapes strategic behavior in ways classical game theory never predicted.
New research shows that randomizing contest prizes reshapes strategic behavior in ways classical game theory never predicted.
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