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Solving Chainmail Joustingyoff matrix with only zero and unit values. We find that this matrix is too large to be solved by existing software tools, such that IEDS of weakly-dominated strategies is needed to find solutions. We then apply the . solver by Avis et. al. (2010), and find a trio of critical mixed strategies which

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Oware is Strongly Solvedrute-force algorithms. The results of all 827,240,309,058 possible positions were calculated. It has been determined that if each player makes only perfect moves, the games end in a draw. In other words, the starting player doesn’t have a first-move advantage and should open the game with the right-

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Solving Impartial SET Using Knowledge and Combinatorial Game Theorytermined conditions (a Set). It is mainly a game of pattern recognition and speed. The winner is the player obtaining the most Sets..To enable analyzing SET in a more mathematical and game-theoretic sense we transformed the game into an impartial combinatorial game. SET versions may differ depending

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Which Rules for Mu Torere?surprisingly is often described with incorrect rules in the literature. This paper compares the various known rulesets for Mu Torere to investigate which provides the most interesting game, as the first step in a more thorough analysis of this game.

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Measuring Board Game Distanced using a previously published set of general board game concepts, each of which represents a common game idea or shared property.Our results compare and contrast two different measures of distance, highlighting the subjective nature of such metrics and discussing the different ways that they can be