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Old 06-10-2006, 08:30 AM
UrmaBlume UrmaBlume is offline
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Default Game Theorists - Never Nash in Poker?

Given that poker is an asynchronous, non-cooperative game, isn't it true that the most effective strategy for each player is almost always changing to meet changing conditions so that while they are evolving for each player, they will seldom converge to the point of an absolute Nash Equilibrium?
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