Gambling & Economic Behavior: Game Theory and Poker: The Effect of Variable Bet Sizes

Authors

Thomas Norman, Magdalen College

Document Type

Podcast

Publication Date

12-8-2011

Publisher

UNLV Center for Gaming Research

Abstract

Norman is a Fellow in economics at Magdalen College, Oxford. His research is in game theory, and his project at UNLV is the game-theoretic study of poker. In particular, his work extends a standard model of poker to the case where players can bet any amount from their stack, and analyzes how this modification alters game-theoretic predictions.

Keywords

Betting; Game theory; Poker; Poker players

Disciplines

Gaming and Casino Operations Management | Mathematics

File Format

mp3

File Size

20.890 KB

Run Time

00:44:37

Language

English

Comments

mp3 Audio file size: 20.3 megabytes

Attached file: Flyer

Repository Citation

Norman, T. (2011). Gambling & Economic Behavior: Game Theory and Poker: The Effect of Variable Bet Sizes.
Available at: https://digitalscholarship.unlv.edu/gaming_podcasts/28