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Decisions in the Basketball Endgame: A Downside of the Three-Point Revolution

  • Luka Secilmis,
  • Teo Secilmis,
  • Simon Jantschgi and
  • Heinrich H. Nax

8 December 2025

Von Neumann’s minimax theorem defines optimal strategic unpredictability in zero-sum games. Empirical evidence from professional sports has been interpreted as positive behavioral evidence for minimax. In this article, we analyze the strategic...

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28 Pages

1 December 2025

Wisdom in negotiation is increasingly vital in managing conflicts, yet its behavioural expression remains underexplored. This study explores the behavioural signatures of individuals nominated as wise negotiators within an organisational context. The...

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314 Views
10 Pages

19 November 2025

We investigate a susceptible–exposed–infected–recovered (SEIR) epidemic model that distinguishes between two subpopulations: individuals favoring vaccination (pro-vaccination), represented by the compartments (SP,EP,IP,RP), and thos...

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459 Views
12 Pages

Minimax Under Pressure: The Case of Tennis

  • Ben Depoorter,
  • Simon Jantschgi,
  • Ivan Lendl,
  • Miha Mlakar and
  • Heinrich H. Nax

18 November 2025

A series of articles has tested von Neumann’s minimax theory against behavioral evidence based on field data from professional sports. The evidence has been viewed and collectively cited as positive evidence that elite athletes in their familia...

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365 Views
16 Pages

12 November 2025

Linear programming and polyhedral representation conversion methods have been widely applied to game theory to compute equilibria. Here, we introduce new applications of these methods to two game-theoretic scenarios in which players aim to secure suf...

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444 Views
22 Pages

5 November 2025

We propose a one-shot, non-cooperative mechanism that implements the core in a large class of public goods games. Players simultaneously choose conditional commitment functions, which are binding unilateral commitments that condition a player’s...

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570 Views
22 Pages

22 October 2025

Classifying games according to their strategic properties provides meaningful insights into the motivations driving the interacting parties, suggests possible future trajectories, and in some cases also points to potential interventions aiming to inf...

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Games - ISSN 2073-4336