gamelab

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Game and round specifics

Payoff bimatrix:
Play in the selected round:
The number in the white cells in the matrix shows the share of plays that ended in that cell in the selected round. The first number in the gray cells shows in what share of plays that row or column strategy was used. The number in brackets in the gray cells to the right show your payoff, represented by [U], should you have played the pure strategy associated with each row in the previous round.

Round specifics

Total payoffs

Your total payoff from all rounds and games:

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The experiment is finished. Your payoff of earned you tickets out of a total of . Your lottery tickets are in the interval .

Results are computed by drawing a random integer within the total number of awarded tickets.

The draw has been finished and the winning number is .

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Game of , round of

Your payoff from this game in the previous round:
In the last round, not enough participants played, so no points were tallied for the round.
Your strategy mix was:
The number in the white cells in the matrix shows the share of plays that ended in that cell in the last round. The first number in the gray cells shows in what share of plays that row or column strategy was used. The number in brackets in the gray cells to the right show your payoff, represented by U, should you have played the pure strategy associated with each row in the previous round.
Payoff bimatrix:
You are the row player. Click on each row that is included in the strategy you want to play and assign the corresponding probability in the input field. Probabilities must be given as positive fractions or decimal numbers with no greater accuracy than four digits following the decimal. Any row you don't select will be assigned probability zero.
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Probabilities must be positive fractions or decimal numbers with no greater accuracy than four digits following the decimal. They must sum to one.
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