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1. | 1. ''Verb''. | ||
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To engage in artificial behaviour or to make misrepresentations, in order to exploit a system of regulations or other rules. | To engage in artificial behaviour or to make misrepresentations, in order to exploit a system of regulations or other rules. | ||
2. | 2. ''Noun''. | ||
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The activity of gaming, as defined in 1. above. | The activity of gaming, as defined in 1. above. | ||
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Revision as of 12:07, 27 August 2019
1. Verb.
To engage in artificial behaviour or to make misrepresentations, in order to exploit a system of regulations or other rules.
2. Noun.
The activity of gaming, as defined in 1. above.
3.
Game theory is the systematic investigation of decision-making and interactions between people or other entities, modelling them by simplified games and rules.
