Kuhn Poker with Cheating and Its Detection
Amanda Metzner, Daniel Zwillinger

TL;DR
This paper explores a new variant of Kuhn poker involving cheating and detection, analyzing how cheating impacts strategies and providing new analytical insights into the game.
Contribution
It introduces and analyzes a novel Kuhn poker variant with cheating and detection, offering new strategic and theoretical insights.
Findings
Cheating alters optimal strategies significantly.
Detection mechanisms influence cheating behavior.
New analytical results characterize the game dynamics.
Abstract
Poker is a multiplayer game of imperfect information and has been widely studied in game theory. Many popular variants of poker (e.g., Texas Hold'em and Omaha) at the edge of modern game theory research are large games. However, even toy poker games, such as Kuhn poker, can pose new challenges. Many Kuhn poker variants have been investigated: varying the number of players, initial pot size, and number of betting rounds. In this paper we analyze a new variant -- Kuhn poker with cheating and cheating detection. We determine how cheating changes the players' strategies and derive new analytical results.
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Taxonomy
TopicsArtificial Intelligence in Games · Sports Analytics and Performance · Gambling Behavior and Treatments
