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Chess can be a Game of Luck

Posted on July 5, 2009 by Gil Kalai

Can chess be a game of luck? Let us consider the following two scenarios: A) We have a chess tournament where each of forty chess players pay 50 dollars entrance fee and the winner takes the prize which is 80% … Continue reading →

Posted in Controversies and debates, Economics, Games, Law, Probability, Rationality | Tagged Chess, Gambling, Games of luck, Games of skill, Poker, Robert Aumann | 40 Comments

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